Palm Springs

[Edward]

Not sure where this post should go. What is the gay seen in Palm Spring? Bars? Strip Clubs? Gay Resorts? Bath houses? Cruseie areas?

[+ DickyF]

In Palm Springs on East Arenas Rd just west of S Indian Canyon Dr there are several gay bars. Chill Bar has the Adonis dancers on certain nights. Check their calendar. There are several clothing optional gay resorts in the Warm Sands area. There is the White Party in PS in April. There is an escort party once a year but I don't know about it. :/ Anything else anyone?

[adannyboy]

Stayed at the Barefoot Inn during the forum meetup a couple of years ago and loved it. Was greeted with a cum load during check in.

[+ Robster]

I highly recommend Canyon Club. It's definitely my favorite clothing optional resort in Palm Springs. And certainly the cheapest, with rooms starting at just $89 per night. My husband and I have stayed there many times. In fact, we'll be staying there the next two weekends in a row!

 

http://www.canyonclubhotel.com/

 

Rob

[+ purplekow]

Robster, glad to see that your recent brush with death did not result in your forgetting how to live. Have fun in PS.

[+ Robster]

Robster, glad to see that your recent brush with death did not result in your forgetting how to live. Have fun in PS.

Thank you! It'll be our first time back there in three months. :eek:

 

Rob

[+ purplekow]

Thank you! It'll be our first time back there in three months. :eek:

 

Rob

I did hear of a small recession in Palm Springs, now I know why.

[+ Funguy]

PLEASE...with all that fresh, new baby skin - wear lots of sun block, reapply liberally often, and don't forget to RUB it in!

[Edward]

fun guy you are baaaadddddd

[+ azdr0710]

http://theadonislounge.com/palmsprings/

the above is every Thursday and operated by the excellent team from AdonisLA....sign up for email alerts somewhere on the Adonis site.....

 

and this seems to be a pretty good website for the overall scene....

http://www.visitgaypalmsprings.com/

 

and the annual forum weekend (yes, THIS forum) will be April 22-23, 2017...

http://m4m-forum.org/threads/its-not-too-soon-to-book-ps-2017.115694/

[+ DickyF]

I highly recommend Canyon Club. It's definitely my favorite clothing optional resort in Palm Springs. And certainly the cheapest, with rooms starting at just $89 per night. My husband and I have stayed there many times. In fact, we'll be staying there the next two weekends in a row!

 

http://www.canyonclubhotel.com/

 

Rob

 

Thanks for the recommendation! I've stayed at several PS resorts in Warm Sands but I'll try Canyon when I go in April.

[evensteven]

I’m looking into going to Palm Springs in February or March. I think I read on trip advisor that some of the resorts require guests of people staying there to present their ID at the front desk for “security purposes.” Has anyone had experience with this? I would imagine it could become a problem if your guest was reluctant to visit you at such an establishment.

[Larstrup]

Not sure where this post should go. What is the gay seen in Palm Spring? Bars? Strip Clubs? Gay Resorts? Bath houses? Cruseie areas?

According to Charlie there are no glory holes remaining. ( I really need to stop doing this)

[+ glennnn]

Stayed at the Barefoot Inn during the forum meetup a couple of years ago and loved it. Was greeted with a cum load during check in.

 

I would love to hear more about this. Was it just you that received a cum load, or was it a part of the standard amenities package for all guests? Who provided it? Charged to your room?

[+ Charlie]

What on earth does "the gay scene" mean anymore? Especially in Palm Springs. When 40% of the resident population and maybe an equivalent portion of the visitors are gay, it's like asking "What is the straight scene?" in Pasadena. It is enormously varied, depending on whether you are looking for sex, dinner, entertainment or a religious service.

[+ purplekow]

What on earth does "the gay scene" mean anymore? Especially in Palm Springs. When 40% of the resident population and maybe an equivalent portion of the visitors are gay, it's like asking "What is the straight scene?" in Pasadena. It is enormously varied, depending on whether you are looking for sex, dinner, entertainment or a religious service.

 

I am looking for sexual entertainment which includes food and turns out of to be a religious experience. Can you help me out?

[Larstrup]

I am looking for sexual entertainment which includes food and turns out of to be a religious experience. Can you help me out?

Hire a priest for communion.

[+ purplekow]

Hire a priest for communion.

The only way that would be sexual is ex communicationable

[+ glennnn]

I am looking for sexual entertainment which includes food and turns out of to be a religious experience. Can you help me out?

 

 

You still got it, kid! You still got it! LMAO!

[+ DickyF]

I’m looking into going to Palm Springs in February or March. I think I read on trip advisor that some of the resorts require guests of people staying there to present their ID at the front desk for “security purposes.” Has anyone had experience with this? I would imagine it could become a problem if your guest was reluctant to visit you at such an establishment.

You mean like an overnight guest? At the resorts I've been to I don't know how that would be enforced. If a guest is lounging around all day though the resort may ask about him.

[evensteven]

You mean like an overnight guest? At the resorts I've been to I don't know how that would be enforced. If a guest is lounging around all day though the resort may ask about him.

 

My understanding is that at some resorts any guest you host for any period of time is supposed to present their ID at the front desk, but I guess maybe if you personally escort him inside and can manage to avoid the lobby, it would be hard for them to enforce the rule. I think @tennisjock suggested something along these lines in this thread, https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/current-palm-springs-reccos.117323/page-2, but I would feel even more nervous than usual sneaking around like this. Anyone else have any experience or advice on this issue?

[Bearofdistinction]

I’m looking into going to Palm Springs in February or March. I think I read on trip advisor that some of the resorts require guests of people staying there to present their ID at the front desk for “security purposes.” Has anyone had experience with this? I would imagine it could become a problem if your guest was reluctant to visit you at such an establishment.

 

Well if that is the case -- Should you not have doubts about your safety bringing this stranger back to your room>?

[evensteven]

Well if that is the case -- Should you not have doubts about your safety bringing this stranger back to your room>?

 

A fair point, but since I do quite a bit of due diligence, I am more concerned about the issue of discretion. And this is not just for myself, but for any companions I might have. From what I read, the front desk might not just ask to see my guest’s ID, but also make a record of his personal information. Call me paranoid, but that kind of thing would make me queasy.

[+ Letmeworshipit]

I lived in the area for years and miss it terribly. Anything you want is close-by and the gay resorts cater to all ages. CCBC in Cathedral City has been a mecca for playtime for decades. A day pass gives you plenty of options for all your sexual fantasies. Other hotels have day passes in the city of P.S. and the eye candy can be overwhelming. Because it attracts a huge L.A. contingent, you can be blindsided with attitude at times and there's too much "look but don't touch" games being played. That being said, it's second to FLL for gay sexual fun and you have to be pretty tame not to get your needs met several times over a course of a few days.