Favorite hotels for enemas when travelling

China World in Beijing. One of the best hotels I ever stayed in. The spa had a special section for enemas, complete with automated equipment and specially designed "seating". The staff proudly gave me a tour, but I did not partake due to my schedule.

Was it the same hotel that had "enema room service"? How much would they charge? Sounds like to be a real nice treat! 😃

Hampton Inn ,very large bathrooms, plenty of extra towels. Handicap bathrooms, walk in showers and strong benches and multiple places to hang even gallon bags. , extra thick walls. very accomodating staff.

What do you mean by ".... very accommodating staff ...." ?

The Château Frontenac is a grand hotel in Quebec City and it had the best bathroom I have ever had, the whole bathroom was tiled floor to ceiling with multiple floor drains. It has a doble shower with seating with both overhead rain shower head and a removable hand sprayers. a Toilet and bidet and double sink. Put a couple of fluffy towels on the floor and good to go for your knee chest enema position. An enemate and I were there for four great days with most of the meals delivered by room service.

State side I usually stay at the Hyatt House, an all suites hotel. I usually get the 2 bedroom suites ...with two bathrooms. We can each be getting enemas as we frolic and not have to worry who has to hold the longest.

If traveling for more than a night or two, I always pack my bag. I've had enemas in many hotels and motels around the US. In recent years we mostly stay at places in the Hilton family. Hiltons, Hilton Garden Inns, Hampton Inns and Homewood Suites. The Homewoods are nice because of the extra room. I've never had a problem finding a place to hang the bag. Sometimes it is the hook on the back of the bath door, or the rack that holds towels often over the toilet. I've also used the shower curtain rod many times. I've never been one to take enemas on the bed, I always stick to the bathroom or close to it.

Most hotels provide an ironing board. Open it up and turn it upside down on a queen or king size bed and hang the bag from one of its locked open legs. Also, if one needs to fill their bag full, first clean the sink. Fill the sink with water and soap or salt preparation at desired temp. Partially fill bag then invert bag over filled sink dipping enema nozzle in water. Let water from bag drain through hose into the sink water and then lower bag to floor. Water will be drawn from sink filling the enema bag to maximum capacity.

The Hermitage Hotel in Nashville is fantastic

My 'favorite' hotel probably depends on who's paying for it! LOL Business trips are much more fun in that regard.

Traveled west on business last year and stayed at a Hyatt House. Being an early riser used to east coat time I had lots of time in the morning. I brewed 3-4 of those coffee packets every morning (they'd leave 2 reg and 2 decaf packets every day) Enjoyed a nice coffee enema, using my own bag hanging from a door hinge. (it's great to have a 6-8 ft hose)

I wonder if the housekeeping staff noticed that the coffee maker was used each day, but every mug was clean! I probably used 30-40 of those packets... and didn't drink a single drop!

PS - I see ppl talking about where to hang the bag. Open a door and use the hinge! Middle hinge if you want to lay on the floor, top hinge if you are lying on a bed. Every room has at least 2 doors - bathroom and closet - so one of them should be reasonable enough to use.

My butt doesn't care what the name on the marquee says out front when it comes to enemas. . An inexpensive Days Inn in Key West works as well as a Hyatt, Charles de Gaul Airport in Paris. 😃

What's the best way to tidy up the toilet afterwards? Obviously some wet TP around the seat and rim, but anything else?

I don't think I've been to a hotel since the IBS and enemas started.

Cleaning up toilet was never a problem for me. Just wiped it down, as necessary with a little more toilet paper, and flushed it all down the commode. No one was ever the wiser that I had enjoyed an enema there.

I used to do a lot of business travel and stayed in all the major chains and quite a few independents. I would say the newer the hotel and bathroom the better. I remember staying in some older hotels in New York City and the bathrooms were clean but not so functional for enemas- not always a place to hang the bag and still be able to lie in the tub to fill myself.

But overall I never found things so difficult that I gave up and passed up doing an enema session.

Where there is will, there is always a way when it comes to my enemas.

I am traveling next week. Holiday Inn Express and Best Western...I'll let ya know which was better this trip!

Hamtons are are great .,, lots of room....!!!

I like those wall mounted lamps near the beds in most mid-level hotel/motel chains. They may be ugly as sin, and bad feng shui to boot, but they're great for hanging small enema bags while you relax.

I like those wall mounted lamps near the beds in most mid-level hotel/motel chains. They may be ugly as sin, and bad feng shui to boot, but they're great for hanging small enema bags while you relax.

Starrynight, you are quite right about that! Oh, by the way, welcome to zity.biz!

I don't get to travel alone too often, but when I do, I take my enema bucket, a pvc chain, and extra s hooks. My last best time was in a standard motel room. I had an entire day free so the night before I started with super big cleansing enemas. As it got later in the night I hung the bucket from the shower rod over the tub. I warmed up the tub by running hot water in it for awhile. I inserted an inflatable nozzle and filled the bucket with a quart of wine, I had additional warm water ready beside the tub. I laid down in the warm tub with towels under my head. The bag was not very high above me so the flow and pressure would be slow and low. I opened the valve and started. It took about a half an hour to complete the wine, I then added a quart of water an took it too. Fantastic buzz hit me in about 15 minutes and ramped up from there. When I had reached the peak of inebriation, I deflated the nozzle, removed it, and just expelled it all in the tub. All this indicates that about any motel/hotel room will be perfect for your enema play. Don't forget to hang out the DND sign as this session put me to sleep for a long time. Wow

Not exactly a hotel...... but in a private cabin with my spouse and lover 'Diana' in the wonderful community/campground called Harbin Hot Springs. A peaceful, clothing optional, metaphysical community where deers occasionally wander among the visitors, set amongst the natural hot springs deep in the hills outside of the town of Middletown, California..................... reduced to ashes during the 2016 wildfires...... but furiously rebuilding. Check it out..... https://harbin.org

Need I say any more?

...... secondly, in a cottage in Gualala, California set about 200 feet from the sheer cliffs of the Pacific Ocean outside of the town of Gualala, in Northern California. We video-taped some of them (each of us was filmed on the receiving end) and we have just rediscovered the video and it has brought back some incredibly intimate memories. One that we did not video was administered by me to 'Diana' on the hillside while she straddled a fallen log. It was so hot sliding the nozzle in Diana, gently pumping the water in to her beautiful bottom while I masturbated her and felt her cum in my hand....... then sliding the nozzle out and watching her expel from her spread cheeks onto the log.

.... there's a third, but I'll save that for another time.

One of my go-to tips for enemas in hotels... It is often difficult to find somewhere to hang the bag near the bed. A closed ironing board wedged between the night stand and the head of the bed is at a perfect height to hang a bag.

I just got back from spending two months in SJ Puerto Rico and other places, helping out with the hurricane relief. MREs can be very constipating, was bound up for four days at a time. I just spent a night at the Hyatt in Atlanta. The first order of the evening was a good enema, where could I hang the bag? I had a roll of duct tape, was able to simply attach it to the head of the bed, don't know why I never thought of that before, there was nothing where I could fashion a hook, so always carry a roll of duct tape. What a relief it was, fill squeaky clean inside now.

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I am not comfortable in a fancy hotel when working. If i want breakfast, i prefer something more substantial than their continental leavings. With my wife it is different, and we usually splurge.

As for someplace to hang a bag full, try removing the picture over the bed. There is usually a strong molly bolt back there. The other perfect spot is a shower curtain hook.

/if I am traveling alone, any of the "mid-price" hotels are fine. If I am traveling with someone or expect company, then a Suites hotel is preferred. Provides more play space. Of late, I have been booking the handicap room as they seem to generally have bigger bathrooms.

Upon checking in I always get 6 extra towels. I generally use the manual door security slide/bolt for hanging the bag. Put a towel and pillow on the floor and all set. When expecting a play mate, i have used the same location or bring my portable IV pole.

I've been in just about every hotel you can think of depending who is paying the tab, all over the world. I normally do it in the tub so if there is any mess, it's easy to clean up. My travel kit has a rope with loops in it at various locations so it can be adjusted from the shower head. The ice bucket makes a good container to mix up your solution in and normally fits under the faucet so you can get the temperature right. Their hand lotion makes a decent lube as well. Using their towels is great.

In some hotels the handi accessible rooms have dual shower heads one with a hose similar to a shower shot just clean prior to use

For enema play sessions, or shooting enema videos, Marriott Residence Inns are perfect. If you look at Anika Sondholm and recent Collector videos, and you are familiar with Residence Inns it is prett easy to note that’s where they were shot.

Must say I have had some great fun in them.

If you are willing to look like you need a handicap room, they often offer extra room in the bath room and often extra places to hang things needed to assist in one way or another.

I usually use Marriott and like their residence Inn because it has a kitchenette with a sink with a curved spout that makes it very easy to fill a bag and do things like mix up some Ivory. They usually have a few places to hang it and if not, there is always a floor lamp that works just fine. You just have to be creative and you can always find something that will work.