Favorite hotels for enemas when travelling

Where do you like to stay when traveling? The Hilton Chain? Marriott etc. and why? i like Hilton Garden Inns and Hamptons because you can get all the free coffee you need (for my morning Mae West enemas). Plus, they are comfortable too.

I have stayed in all of them, and they all seem to be about the same.

I've stayed in all types of hotels around the world...chains as well as exclusive boutiques. When traveling abroad on vacation, I enjoy Aman Resorts, but with only one in the US, I usually go for W Hotels. I like W Hotel's because they are predictably stylish yet comfortable, rather affordable, and available in most of the urban locations I visit. I also have a few old favorites like the St. Regis in WDC.

Hotels vary in choice. In the U.S. i prefer the Holiday Inn, affordable and conveniently nearby any major city. For me the room service has been the best with this hotel chain.

I like Super 8 cause there cheap and they don't ask questions

Since I tend to check in and out at odd hours, I'm at least as much concerned with quiet as with privacy, and by those standards, some of the best are older TraveLodges. Those walls are thick, so not only won't you be overheard, you're less likely to be disturbed once you fall asleep.

One where I can hang the bag easily

I solved one problem of where to hang my enema bag by keeping a short bungee cord (6") in each of my suitcases. Now, no matter where i stay i can easily hang my bag so i can have a comfortable enema.

I really don't care which chain I stay at as long as the water supply works and I have a place to hang my Bag I am happy.

I vote the bed is the best

Any hotel is fine as long as the water and toilet work and there is a place to hang the bag near the bed but one can always improvise if necessary

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You can use the bed. i've found that all of the hotels i've stayed at have pictures hung on the wall. You can either lift them off and hang the bag on the wall hook or, use the bungee cord to hang it from the corner of the picture. The pictures are usually tight against the wall and you can push the cord behind the pic and hang it from the corner. It does work. Of course you need to have 5 or 6 feet of enema tubing to reach the bed but who here doesn't.

Yep, I like any hotel with a lamp beside the bed that can support at least a 4 qt bag.

Years ago when I traveled,rooms had the old time heavy close racks hooks at different hights, there some in old hotels. They were perfect to hold enema bags.

I don't travel that much, but I try to avoid enemas when I'm on the road.

I like any hotel that has a nice floor lamp, that and a coat hanger and I have a great enema stand. I enjoy leaving my bag hanging in the bathroom to dry... wounder what the maid thinks.

I get around that by putting out the "Do Not Disturb" sign when I leave the room. So far, it has worked.

I've found the hotels that have a breakfast buffet are often the best for enemas. They have bananas if you enjoy inserting them, coffee for a nice solution and usually have a fairly spacious bathroom so as to not feel cramped when doing enemas.

I like the extended stay type of hotels. They tend to have a lot more room which I find convenient. I also prefer rooms that allows you to open windows for fresh air to come in. A few times I have stayed in upper scale hotels with bathrooms that had separate shower and bathtub and those have the most room to take an enema in the bathroom otherwise the bed is my preference.

I can tell you that hotel rooms in NY are typically very small so they have the least opportunities to hang a bag. A few times I had to hang it from the mount of the flat screen TV which was literally at the side of the bed.

I have stayed in a few hotels where the counter top sink is near the

toilet and the coat and hat rack are also near by, All of that allows me to put up a plastic storage tub/tank, tubing and a speculum so I can enjoy an evening of colonic irrigations. That can be quite soothing after a long day of travel.

I use the lamps some are even bolted down

That is a great idea HoseHound!

I was once advised by a friend to ask if there are any handicap accessible rooms available at hotels as the bathrooms have to be large enough to accommodate a wheelchair. One would have plenty of room to play and enjoy their enemas in the bathroom.

I agree with egirlky the handicap accessible room is a great way because it give plenty of room to play and stretch out. I know a old partner and I took advantage of the room we got like that for a weekend of fun.

I remember an older (but nice) hotel in Louisville, KY that had a overstuffed chair with a reading light next to it. Was very nice to read while taking a nice slow and bit enema.

I hadn't thought of the wheelchair accessable rooms but I've stayed in 2 this year and the floor of the bathroom usually has a drain connecting to the shower and a bench inside! I might ask for one next time...

Some hotels have a big hot tub in the room. Not just an oversized bath tub, but a real hot tub. It is drainable too. It s great place to share an enema. Even if you have an accident it will just go down the drain.

I stayed in a hotel in Milan that had a large bathroom and a shower with a hand held controllable sprayer head that easily came off for a nice shower or tub enema.

I enjoy laying in a full tub and slowly filling up.

Almost any clean quiet hotel will do as long as it has a few "special" amenities. My wife and i always ask to inspect the room before we commit, the features we look for include: two queen beds, one for sleep and one for play, either a picture that can be removed over the bed or a wooden wall or trim, near the bed, into which we can drive a heavy-duty cup hook and a coffee maker in case the tap water is not hot enough. Two things that have saved the day on a few occaisions, one is a ten-foot length of tubing that will reach everywhere, and a swiss army knife to make a pilot hole for the cup-hook or open a bottle of wine