I find it is relatively easy to do so at quiet times.
I made a video of my latest opportunity which may be viewed at [url][link]/link/7c720352349062df/aHR0cHM6Ly92aW1lby5jb20vMjQ5Nzk2Njg0[/link]https://vimeo.com/249796684[/url]
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- MA
Jan 21, 2018One time but it was around 10 pm .. haha. Me and the person I was traveling with. Anyone else?
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Feb 12, 2018Never have.
I do usually wear a speedo solar which is a lot less than most men wear.
Once in FL, I happened to mention to the hotel manager that I wear very small suits in the pool.
I was told that that was fine, but "state law" required everyone to wear something.
I know this isn't true, as I have heard of FL resorts and hotels that have clothing optional or even nudity required pools, but I didn't argue the point.ReactReply - JOjohngwOriginal PosterFeb 16, 2018[quote]Never have.I do usually wear a speedo solar which is a lot less than most men wear.Once in FL, I happened to mention to the hotel manager that I wear very small suits in the pool.I was told that that was fine, but "state law" required everyone to wear something.I know this isn't true, as I have heard of FL resorts and hotels that have clothing optional or even nudity required pools, but I didn't argue the point.[/quote]
If you can find a quiet time when you have the pool to yourself then just go for it.
Never ask - they will almost always say "NO" but they won't be watching the surveillance cameras unless something happens to draw their attention to it and they will review the recording only if there is an accident or reported incident.
Remember, most monitors are poor or multi-image and that means that the picture isn't good enough to to tell whether you are clothed or not when swimming.ReactReply - RD
Feb 16, 2018My wife and I stayed at a resort in Ontario in the off season and it was practically empty. We had the indoor pool to ourselves, so I took it upon myself to enjoy the moment and threw the swimming suit up on the pool deck. Couldn't talk the wife into it though. She was afraid of someone walking in on us. I didn't care.
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Apr 1, 2018Singapore at a pool on the rooftop back in 1990. I believe it was the Crowne Plaza.
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Jul 6, 2018I've skinny dipped in hotel pools in St. Louis and in Orlando. There may have been a few others but I can't recall right now.
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Jul 6, 2018I saw the Crowne Plaza on television in Singapore they totally have a movie about it called of the world's most awesome hotels on Netflix it's awesome
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Jul 6, 2018I finally did it about a year ago when I got permission to use the pool after hours. My Speedo was yellow so it wouldn't have been too noticeable (by a camera) when I slipped it off. It was nice but I get enough opportunities to skinnydip where it isn't a risk that I am not too inclined to repeat. I never say never. Also in a Univ pool and a pool at a condo. It was a bucket list thing, I guess.
ReactReply - JOjohngwOriginal PosterAug 18, 2018I had another skinny-dip in the hotel pool recently.
As usual it was first thing in the morning before breakfast when there was nobody else there.
This time there were no clean towels left over from the previous day so I kept swimming until a member of staff had taken away the dirty towels and brought the clean ones.
When she had finished and left the pool area I got out and was returning to the changing room to dry and dress when she returned, getting a full frontal view. We wished each other "Good morning," I picked up a towel and entered the changing room.
Nothing more was said either then or when I checked out.ReactReply - JOjohngwOriginal PosterSep 13, 2019[quote]There is a nice chain hotel in Springfield, OR just off of the 5-Highway that I typically stay at when traveling on business in the area. The hotel has a very nice hot tub and pool. I have used the hot tub nude several times and the pool nude one time or two. The most recent time I was there (end of Aug. 2019), I used the hot tub around 7:30 in the morning. As I've noticed at other hotels when I travel, the building engineer typically will check the water-treatment chemicals in the morning. This happened when I was using the hot tub. Normally, I wouldn't care but this time, the jet-timer had just shut off, so there were no bubbles in the water to cover my nudity. When the (female) building engineer came over to the hot tub to take a sample of water, I'm not sure if she made it a point to not look or what, but she didn't make anything of my nudity. I felt very relieved. I'm not afraid of being nude in front of clothed people. Rather, I'm afraid of their over-reactions and criminalization of nudity. Thankfully, this women building engineer just went about her work and didn't report me or anything. I got out of the hot tub nude and sat on my towel right by the side of the hot tub. I wrapped up my groin in the towel and walked into the changing room/bathroom to put on my speedo. What a rush![/quote] I expect she's seen plenty of nudes in the hot tub and possibly the pool at that time of the morning.ReactReply
- JOjohngwOriginal PosterSep 16, 2019[quote]One hotel we stay at a few times a year has a pool and hot tub. late at night I am the only one in the pool I will slip my suit off. Feels great. I have exited the pool and walked to the hot tub without my suit. The staff has never complained.[/quote] They aren't going to bother a paying customer unless other paying customers complain. The paperwork would be too much trouble.ReactReply
- JOjohngwOriginal PosterSep 18, 2020
We managed to get away for a couple of nights (for the first time since February) to a hotel whose pool was open.
Covid restrictions meant that we had to book our sessions for which we had exclusive use of the pool resulting in three more hotel pool skinny-dips.ReactReply - SU
Dec 18, 2020[quote]Does anybody else here discard their swimsuit when swimming in a hotel pool? I find it is relatively easy to do so at quiet times.[/quote] Never thought to try. It's now on the bucket list. There was one occasion on a business trip where the hotel had a pool and I hadn't even thought to bring a suit with me. I would not have chanced it then, though. Closest I did get to was, when staying at a small resort-style apartment bkock, I discovered the rooftop terrace with a few lounges. Since I was alone there with my wife I did take advantage to get some all-over sun. Would have had zero chance to cover if someone arrived, but it didn't happen.ReactReply - JOjohngwOriginal PosterOct 5, 2022
fter my usual naked times at home, I had a couple of nights at a textile spa hotel.
However, on my last morning, I had the good luck of having the hotel pool to myself this morning enabling me to have nm pre-breakfast exercise swim properly clad.ReactReply - MEMemberNov 1, 2022
I was visiting the parents in another state. My drive home is 12 hours so I made it a 2 day drive home. I stopped at a hotel for the night and had swim shorts. I went down to pool and 2 younger kids were there. I got in and walked around a little bit. Kids got out when I got there and then left. I waited a few minutes then said heck I'm taking them off. At first I left the shorts in the water cause I loosened them and swam out of them. Then put them on the edge of pool. I swam naked for half and hour or more. Got out and didn't want to put on so wrapped them up in my hand and wrapped towel around me till I got to elevator. Took towel off in elevator and walked to room nude. Great feeling.
ReactReply - MINov 4, 2022
On a trip for a week.
Didn't bring a swimsuit because it is too cold for outdoor swimming.
At the first hotel, I noticed a decent size indoor pool and no one was in it.
Was tempted to grab a towel and take a quick skinny dip, but lost my nerve.ReactReply - SUNov 4, 2022
Worth having the suit, just in case, and if you can get away without it, all good! Perhaps running shorts may work as a substitute.
ReactReply - JOjohngwOriginal PosterNov 4, 2022[quote]Worth having the suit, just in case, and if you can get away without it, all good! Perhaps running shorts may work as a substitute.[/quote]
I always pack a Kiniki tan-through tanga for hotels (other brands are available). They are respectable enough to wear with children in the pool, weigh less than a cotton handkerchief, pack just a small and if you wrap them in your towel while you dress they will be dry enough to put in your pocket when you return to your room or go straight to the bar.
ReactReply - MINov 4, 2022[quote]Worth having the suit, just in case, and if you can get away without it, all good! Perhaps running shorts may work as a substitute. Didn't have running shorts with me either. Bought a pair in case we have another indoor pool since I didn't find a swimsuit in the store.[/quote]ReactReply
- JOjohngwOriginal PosterNov 4, 2022[quote]{snip}I'm not afraid of being nude in front of clothed people. Rather, I'm afraid of their over-reactions and criminalization of nudity. Thankfully, this women building engineer just went about her work and didn't report me or anything. {snip}[/quote] If you had seen the amount of paperwork, etc. which results from reporting such sights you would not be surprised at not being reported.ReactReply
- MEMemberNov 11, 2022
Like others here, I have not tried this but with all these experiences, now I feel like I should try this. Seems like an idea and a challenge.
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Nov 11, 2022I have skinny dipped and used hotel spas naked as nudity is not only permitted but compulsory. Im a fan.
I seem to remember skinny dipping somewhere later in a evening when they pool is quiet.ReactReply - JOjohngwOriginal PosterNov 11, 2022[quote]I have skinny dipped and used hotel spas naked as nudity is not only permitted but compulsory. Im a fan. I seem to remember skinny dipping somewhere later in a evening when they pool is quiet.[/quote] That is an advantage of living in continental Europe. Unfortunarely that is not the case in most English speaking countries.ReactReply
- SUNov 11, 2022
The fun bit of removing the suit under the bubbles is when someone else joins you and you know the timer is due to expire!
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