Girls are allowed to get away with just being topless on the Nude side, in case, um, circumstances prevent going the whole hog. But men? They’re expected to bare it all, no matter what the shrinkage. If you don't, security may request you go to the prude side. After all, wouldn’t you be uncomfortable in the buff when some guy is walking around in to-the-knees trunks? Nudists have standards like that.
Hedo won’t win any design awards—the mirrored ceilings, free adult flicks, and outdoor Jacuzzis are the most exciting elements. But what it lacks in decor it makes up in fun. Theme nights (there’s one every day of the week, covering such inventive ideas as Pimps n Hos and Toga Night) bring out creative costumes and grown-up behavior from a crowd that starts in the late 20s (you gotta be 18 to party) and goes up—wayyy up. Having said that, despite the huge variety in ages, everyone manages to party together and have a rollicking good time.
The Hedo hot tub is the stuff of legend. After midnight, it’s supposed to be the best show in town for both voyeurs and adventurists (so we’ve heard).
All-inclusive room rates from $160 per person, per night.
[Photo: Ack Ook's Flickr]

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