NBCC - The rest of the story/after story from Mrs. Gaynair

[gerryg123]

am i the only one feeling an undertone of Racism?

in the USA, most hotels allow paying guests to bring unregistered friends into their room -- even for romantic trysts -- trusting the paying guests' good judgement. why should Jamaica be different????

[MissBlue]

am i the only one feeling an undertone of racism?

nope.

[brasi]

I am a single guy, spending time in paradise. If I meet a nice girl, Jamaican or otherwise, and she wants to come back to my room...have a smoke or drink...etc...then more power to me.

Contrary to ShellyK's opinion of me, that I am some kind of virgin, lol...THIS HAS HAPPENED. I am DANGEROUS. LOL

...especially after drinking on the beach all day. haha

[Muck]

I think, for security purposes, over night guests should be allowed as long as they are logged in as such with the property. Heck, at many hotels/resorts in the States this is a policy. I don't think many would feel comfortable staying at a place where anyone can wonder around the property at any time of the day or night...especially at a place where families are staying. If you are not a paid customer or a registered guest, you should not be allowed on the property after a certain time.

IMO, skin color doesn't matter. I'd feel the same way if I were staying at a hotel in Des Moines, IA.

[gerryg123]

hey Brasi, is that what you mean by "all inclusive" .... ha ha

[brasi]

Gerry: I am in fact included with every room I rent.

And I have no problem signing guests in, it's a reasonable request.

< Keeps reciting to himself: I am dangerous, I am dangerous, I am dangerous LOL

[airportworker]

just a random thought, not sure if it would do anything or not, but how about when a guest is signed in a photo of guest is taken, if no problems when the guest leaves he/she gets the photo to do what he/she wants with, if there is a problem the hotel management has a photo to give to police etc

[Misti1]

There's no way that sliding glass door can open if the wood stick was in place. Somebody mentioned on another post that one could lift the door off the track and then slide the door over but the stick is not a stick in the sense of it being long and thin but rather it's think like a a 2by4.

I'm not surprised the OP is posting on other travel sites as she is following through on the threat. What is sad to me is that she probably really does like this guy and has no idea what his reputation truly is. Even if she were to bring it to his attention and ask him the truth, we are virtual strangers to her while he is her boyfriend so we all know where her belief/trust will be placed. I would also like to think that she was not aware of the additional threats he made.

SHe knows. She just doesn't want to face it.

[Yvonne]

yes Yvonne, i hear you - but if someone is registered, 'which one' of the guests coughed up the money, is sort of a moot point - cause if both people are registered, and the room is properly paid-for, with both occupant's names' listed, the hotel won't always necessarily know WHOSE money it is. i can use myself as an example - back in the day me and my sweetie divided our time between my hotel and his house - and although i made the booking, used my CC, and was the one who interacted with the hotel, gave them our names, etc., he indeed contributed to the costs.

I understand what you are saying, MissBlue. I just wanted to clarify that SHE was the paying guest, he was the additional registered guest. You specifically stated that he was a paying guest & I just wanted to make it clear. Yes, the room was paid for; he stayed there as a guest. In this case, the extra guest was an unemployed male. Not likely he contributed all that much. Cooking skills probably, maybe some fresh food, companionship. Actual financial contribution... doubtful.

Bottom line... people need to use common sense & take personal responsibility. If you're an adult, act like one folks... even on vacation. I see these concepts completely ignored when people are on vacation in Negril.

[south jersey gyal]

Tic Toc aint making this this into a black and white thing.. People on here want "locals" not to be allowed at hotels, resorts, condos etc..... This is their country not ours.. If you don't want them at the resorts don't come to jamaica..