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We posted earlier that we are a couple who looks more for mfm situations or same room swing. Posted as single men at Hedo? Well lets talk a new talk. Staying at Breezes and gaining a pass at Hedo when needed? Also What about Breezes as the resort to hang. 10 days fun. Help us out!! Vinnies -vs-Wallies-sams(singles awesome guys).
Is it just me, or are we all confused? What do you want to know?
Wow!! We are just a couple interested in the lifestyle. What we are interested in is Breezes Vs hedo. And about getting a pass. We have one 10 day vacation as a couple a year and need to figure out how to spend our $6500.00 . We need real time help from people who have been their. A lot of post here feels like people getting on their soap box and ranting. I can go to trip advisor and hear that. We need real couples give real time help. Please Breezes ..VS Hedo.. Getting a pass. We want to stay in a great resort , Nice rooms, and have the time of our lives.
I was confused with the initial post...... good thing they clarified itQuote:
Originally Posted by Desert Dwellers
We would never stay any place other than Hedo when in Jamaica....but that's just us - we always have the time of our lives while thereQuote:
Originally Posted by 1974sweetness
I would die of boredom there Hedo hands down!
The way I look at it - if you want the true Hedo experience - Stay at Hedo.....
what's the cost of the Day and/or Night passes going to add up to after 10days???
Have either of you been to breezes?
Or have you seen breezes resort?
Since they share the same corporate ownership, you can jump back and forth between the two resorts no problem. We visited Breezes on our first year and while the resort was nicer, the people were not. It was a resort full of couples trying to have their own private vacation. At Hedo, people actually make conversation with you - at Breezes, it was hard to make eye contact! It's funny when you see the Breezes people roll into Hedo on a "night pass"...Quote:
Originally Posted by 1974sweetness
If you want to do Hedo, do it. There is just no comparison.
We are H3 transplants so no have not been to or seen the Breezes by H2.....I'm sure it looks nice, but at the end of the day do you want a resort that looks nice or the true Hedo experience....sounds like you want your cake and eat it too - the true Hedo experience is getting to know the people all day at the pool, participation in the silly resort games, conversing over dinner, fun and nightly play in the hot tub and the possibility of fulfilling ultimate pleasures
On several of our trips to H3, we met couples on the Bus that were dropped off at Breezes and we sent them off with a "Boring Breezes" and a smile..... They came over on Pass to see what Hedo was all about and wished they had booked there as they said we were right "Boring Breezes" unfortunately they couldn't afford to keep coming over on the day and/or night pass
Here's my advice...if you have $6,500 to spend, use it to stay about 20 days at Hedo!Quote:
Originally Posted by 1974sweetness
All kidding aside, I'm not sure what you want exists ("We want to stay in a great resort , Nice rooms, and have the time of our lives.") You're going to have to make a choice. If you want great rooms, there are lots of places you can go especially if you have $6,500 for 10 days, but if you want the time of your lives, go to Hedo and use the rest of your money that's left over for a down payment on a new car!
You will not find lifestyle activity at breezes. Or single men
Breezes offers better rooms, food..facilities...about it.
people go to hedo for the atmosphere, naked partying, a bar that closes when the last person leaves, and adequate food, some nights are better than others. I doubt Breezes can top the omelets, though. Bigger nude area at hedo as well.
AND? Breezes doesn't have WINSTON!!!
Sorry, you can't get 5 * accomodations with a 5* hedo atmosphere. Maybe desire's? They're couples only, though.
How about booking at Hedo, and if the lack of "better rooms, food, etc" really bothers you, (despite the atmosphere of Hedo), ask for a transfer!
Personally, I would just book at Hedo and visit Breezes if you want to. The rooms at Hedo are not spectacular but they are clean (and that's all I required). If you book at Breezes you have to pay for a day/night pass at Hedo but you can visit Breezes for free. So stay at Hedo and if you want to, you could go spend the day at Breezes. I have a feeling that once you get there you'll be like the rest of us and just want to stay at Hedo and you'll say Breezes who?
Hi all, Regarding MFM at Hedo. On our last trip to HedoII, we watched a couples wife hook up with two single guys in the hot tube with PDAs. Later the four went back to the couples room for play.
Wait there's a Breezes next to H2? Must have been having too much fun at Hedo to realize :)
If you want the Hedo experiance stay at Hedo. I've only been once but I can tell you I would never visit Jamaica and NOT stay at Hedo.
Are the rooms 5 star ? No. But they are clean and the beds are comfortable. Are you planning on spending alot of time in your room ? Bc I know we only went back there to sleep and shower.
If your looking for a fancy shmancy hotel with 5 star dining then stay at Breezes I am sure its nice. If your looking to have the time of your life and party withe the most awesome people on the world, stay at Hedo
Breezes is okay, but for God's sake, are you serious? We stayed there the very first night we ventured to Jamaica last year. Worried about subpoended records, we chose to book at Breezes and visit Hedo on the side.
Breezes had a very nice nude beach. Water was very deep and lots of sandy beach to frolic upon. But it was mainly just a nude beach, with a lot of laughter coming from the pool area, which was pitifully small.
We then moved to Hedo and found the room accommodation to be the very same quality, and the food and amenities were the same. But no PDA's at all.
Hedo is our new home, and if I could afford to practice law from a laptop, I'd move there and only return when I had to.
Im guessing that you are going to find single guys at any resort.....Quote:
Originally Posted by 1974sweetness
At other resorts there might not be as much of an attraction for the single guy as there is at Hedo though, as Vinnys, Wallies or SAM's.
As many have mentioned above, book Hedo, check out Breezes and make the jump it you wish.
Im betting you wont be switching resorts. (Jus' saying :D)
Cheers
Last year , we went over to Breezes for lunch, the lambchops were amazing, but there were about 10 people around the nude pool area and no one was nekid. I would choose Hedo and go visit Breezes.Not a single guy in sight either. I would not go to Breezes as a single guy.
Bob
At the risk of hijacking this thread, your story reminded me of a threesome we saw a couple of trips ago. It was a husband, wife and the wife's boyfriend. They F'd like rabbits all week, mostly the wife and the boyfriend. By the end of the week we couldn't figure out how she could still walk, especially with the serious rug burns on her back. They appeard to have a great trip! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by qwiett1s
FWIW We visited Breezes Bahamas last March, yes we realize that it's a different facility, but figure that their standards must be similar. We were not impressed. While the interior of the hotel rooms might have been a tad nicer in appearence than Hedo's more "dated" rooms, nothing else measured up to our Hedo experience, not even the food. Ok, the booze cruise came close,but only because it reminded us of Hedo. It's hard to gather too much intel from Breezers Negril while staying at Hedo. I think it's because they all turn off the lights and go to bed at 10 pm over there. Before anyone brands us traitors for dipping into the Breezes pool, it was a company paid trip, so we had no choice,lol.
Really?!?!?! What company do you work for and are they hiring????
Lol, yes really. What's even more amazing is that last October,Mrs Dance was awarded a trip for two to spend a week at the Royal Hawaiian in Honolulu. So to say it's been an interesting, and lucky year for us, would be a bit of an understatement. Of course it's kept us away from Hedo the last year and a half, but we're really looking forward to a return trip for Hedoweenie.
If by Breezes you mean the former Grand Lido, we've been there too, about 2 yrs ago. It's very quiet and boring which for some people is just the ticket. The nude beach is small but shaded, the nude pool/hottub/grill is nice but small. Large beautiful clothed beach and decent pool. Never saw any pda's and would suspect never will. The food ranged from not bad to awful and after awhile kept seeing the same things everyday. The liquor was some top shelf but mostly run of the mill. Very well kept grounds and clean rooms but in need up upkeep and updating, just like Hedo2.
Bob, I like that idea of heading over for lunch or dinner.Quote:
Originally Posted by keystone
If only someone could find the switch to turn off the sand gravity machine.........
Cheers
Is it really true that if you are booked at HEDO, you can walk over to Breezes and check it out? Can you eat over there? Anyone have experience with this? We wanted to walk over last October, to see if the food at Breezes was better than at Hedo. Anyone know?Quote:
Originally Posted by Anne&Carl
Cowgirl
I always thought there was a cost involved if visiting Hedo from another resort (albeit, Breezes being a superclub, still thought there was a fee although less of a fee - I could be mistaken)..... I don't believe there is a fee for us Hedonites visiting Breezes - I've heard of people going there all the time for vanilla vacay pics and never heard of them having to pay anythingQuote:
Originally Posted by cowgirl
It used to be where you could do that,not anymore...I think they want $ 50.00 -75.00 for a pass to go over there. I pulled a few strings and got a perk for that visit. We were bored after about an hour, in fact we saw about 6 ( out of 10 ) people that were there over at Hedo over the last couple days. I do think you can still go over for a guided tour visit to check it out for free. I was a little dissapointed as the grounds were in need of some work. Paint and gardening. I did peek in a room and it did look nice and I really like the french doors opening up on the beach. I really wish they would install french doors for the beachfront rooms at Hedo. I would enjoy sitting on a patio at my room watching the Hedo world go by !Quote:
Originally Posted by cowgirl
Bob
Imagine paying $50 to LEAVE Hedo and go to Breezes! Maybe they should let you go over there for free and charge you $50 to come back! They'd make much more money that way. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by keystone
I have long suggested that they convert more of the first floor OV rooms to patio rooms (apparently they can't create any more jacuzzi rooms without doing a very expensive rewiring of the hotel because the jacuzzi rooms they have already have the circuits at max). The patio (or beach access) rooms could have all the same amenities as the jacuzzi rooms (direct beach access, patio with a little table and chairs, flat screen TV, stocked fridge) and could be priced somewhere between the current OV rooms and the jacuzzi rooms. I know we'd book one! We've stayed in a jacuzzi room for the last four trips, but they're becoming very hard to get. They're booked over a year in advance on busy weeks and groups (which there are more and more of with H3 closing) tend to block them all a year or more in advance because they know they'll sell them.
Last year we stayed at Hedo 3 and my son and his girlfriend stayed at Breezes, we went back and forth everyday. You just have to let the front desk know and they will call over to Breezes and let then know you are coming. Transportation between the two resorts was our responsibility (they used to drive you at one time but not anymore) We could eat and drink and use the facilities all day, they give you a wrist band at the front desk. They could come over during the day but if they wanted to stay after dark they would have to buy a night pass. They weren't interested in that we so visited them at Breezes. It worked out really well.
We can't!Quote:
Originally Posted by CandG
We did it once at H3 and the only cost was the taxi ride. It was explained to us that Hedo was a premium resort (compared to Breezes) so there should be no charge for a day pass to a lesser property. The Breezes folks coming over to Hedo, that was a different story. They paid. And yes, many we met wished they had booked Hedo to begin with.