OWNING A NAKED HOTEL FOR MEN

Post #1 slammer9Textile

I own and run a men only clothing optional hotel exclusively for men and yet I hardly ever go naked.
If I do, I get told I am just showing off my big dick,.
Or I get told I am just after sex.
As the owner it seems some resent and envy and yet know nothing about what it is to run a naked hotel.

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Post #2 ollygrumpsUltra NudistOlly (happy to be unwrapped)

RE:OWNING A NAKED HOTEL FOR MEN

by ollygrumpsTextile

Staff are often clothed in nudist resorts. But I particularly like it when they get naked and set an example for the guests. I suggest you get/stay naked all the time. The guests will become used to it.

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Post #3 bhrocket2Barefoot

RE:OWNING A NAKED HOTEL FOR MEN

by bhrocket2Textile

I have a nudist friend who manages a gay men's clothing optional resort. When he took over, he required his employees to be dressed for work because, being naked at work among gay men proved to encouraged too much sexual fraternizing between employees & guests. It's an unfortunate reality to deal with. But the fact is, men can't keep their hand off others, especially when those others are naked.

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Post #4 SteveinKonaSuper Nudist

RE:OWNING A NAKED HOTEL FOR MEN

by SteveinKonaTextile

I have two nudist friends who run a clothing-optional resort, and require their help to be naked whenever practical, as are they. It may have to do with the fact that they have 70 acres but only two or three rooms, so the individual guests would often otherwise be the only naked people around.

Our non-landed club in SF once rented a very rural resort for the day - private but not usually C/O - and two of the staff enthusiastically stripped for the occasion, without evident discouragement from the owner.

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Post #5 Gar-n-MarSuper NudistGar-n-Mar - well Gar really

RE:OWNING A NAKED HOTEL FOR MEN

by Gar-n-MarTextile

At the end f the day it's your hotel so do what you want to. Just be aware that it may adversely affect your business.

It may also positively affect your business too :-)

Being men only seems more odd to me than being C/O

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