Be honest. What do/did you NOT like about Hedo?

**ironmaiden** · 02-25-2013, 04:24 PM

The only this I did not like was the hour and half bus ride there, wish Negril was a little closer to airport.

**CodePoet** · 02-25-2013, 05:00 PM

Originally Posted by TnTTx

At night the bug hot tub on the nude side is too hot and the regular pool is too cold. I deal with it but there is a delicate balancing act.

I second!

I'd also say that, during the winter-ish months, (January/February) a little heat in the pools would be nice.. sitting at the barstools in the pool shivering in the evening is no fun.

Not an issue during 'hurricane' months.. {sigh}

**CodePoet** · 02-25-2013, 05:02 PM

Originally Posted by Cdn_cpl

Other resorts have solved this problem by instituting a policy that all items are removed from the loungers at some point overnight so they're all available the next morning. If you want to get up early to get your preferred spot then you can do so or if you want to sleep in and take your chances later you can do that too. Desire goes so far as to remove items if a lounger is left unoccupied for two hours during the day. Really helps solve this issue.

I like the 2 hour thing.. Seeing rows & rows of lounges unused/squatted is a big peeve.

**ShawneeKat** · 02-25-2013, 06:00 PM

Originally Posted by CapnMorgan

A daily activities board, like the one in the main dining room, around the nude pool area. For some reason I have a tendency to forget things during the day.

Better steps to get into the nude hot tub, seen a few near face plants.

Totally agree with better steps into the nude hot tub. Also better temperature regulation. Last Sept the hot tub was so hot you could have cooked a lobster.

**mac_r_a** · 02-25-2013, 06:07 PM

MMMMM lobster

I agree though, most times it is wayyyyy too hot for me to even put my toes in. Ricky enjoys it, but it was even too hot for him sometimes. That is one thing I liked about H3. He could sit in the hot tub and I could be in the pool and still be right beside him

**ShawneeKat** · 02-25-2013, 06:59 PM

Originally Posted by takemetonegril

I most sincerely apologize, that was mine, next time I'll leave it in the safe so you don't have to climb for it.

Cheers

I hope I'm assigned your room next. My Mom always taught me to share

**ShawneeKat** · 02-25-2013, 07:11 PM

Originally Posted by earthangel496

We do the same thing, we might have 6 or 8 people using 2 loungers, if someone wants to lounge in the sun, they move the stuff. We are all friends, can't we all get along.

I agree. If I want to use one of the loungers by the pool I would simply move the stuff to the next lounger where it is still safe. It's all about respecting every one's stuff, but still enjoying the facilities.

At Hedo isn't it more about taking care of each other than worrying about the individuals issues?

**ShawneeKat** · 02-25-2013, 07:18 PM

Originally Posted by CapnMorgan

if there are going to be rules

Hey CapnMorgan, not to pick on you, but I found humor in your words "if there are going to be rules". I always thought Hedo was about no rules. You gave me a good chuckle!,

**JayNSteph** · 02-25-2013, 07:41 PM

We just got back yesterday and while it is still fresh in my mind I can respond accurately. lol The thing we like the least about Hedo is the food. It gets so repetitive. It is the same thing at the buffet every morning, afternoon, and evening. We went to the grill most days for lunch and LOVE the jerk chicken. The Italian place was pretty good too. We didn't care for the Japanese place last year so we skipped this year. My only other thing that I do not like is there really isn't a place to sit and lounge and talk to people in the evening without being blasted out by the same music every night. A bunch of us did chill out in the "game room" that is attached to the Piano Bar and that was nice. And there is just too many nekkid people everywhere.... WTF is that all about??? LOL

**CopNkitten** · 02-25-2013, 08:17 PM

Too Many Naked People?
There are naked people?
Damn, were not goin now.
Cop..

**Jamaica Joe** · 02-25-2013, 08:53 PM

What I don't like about H2?
(1) the mold/mildew smell in the Disco.
(2) occasional scalding hot water in the nude side hot tub
(3) the drab grey/white color scheme of most rooms -- IMHO aqua blue with either coral or pale orange would be more cheerful and appropriate paint colors for rooms at a tropical resort.

Otherwise, no real complaints. Being a great humanitarian and never having had the misfortunate of a H2 room without functioning hot water or air conditioning, I invite those unfortunate female guests who lack hot water or air conditioning to use my shower or party all night in my room :-)

**takemetonegril** · 02-25-2013, 09:07 PM

Buck: I'll have one rolled!
Cheers

**CapnMorgan** · 02-25-2013, 09:31 PM

Originally Posted by ShawneeKat

Hey CapnMorgan, not to pick on you, but I found humor in your words "if there are going to be rules". I always thought Hedo was about no rules. You gave me a good chuckle!,

There do have to be some rules to protect the guests, i.e. no photography on the nude side (for obvious reasons), must be nude on the nude side, etc. My whole point was they are management rules but on our latest trip enforcement was very inconsistent. My favourite rule is the signs by the nude hot tub stating "No Diving", I have always wanted to alter them to read "No Muff Diving"...that one would be impossible to enforce!