I am staying at CSA but was interested in visitng Hedo II for the nightlife and parties. . .Has anyone done it. Any suggestions or thoughts?

We did a day pass at Hedo III over xmas holiday this past year. It was fun, but we felt out of place with the visitors' wrist band to identify us as guests. We ended up tearing them off. Have fun!

DLL, just wondering why you are not staying at Hedo if you are looking for nightlife and parties. CSA is a very quiet property and about as different from Hedo as you can get.

It used to be 60 pp for an evening pass; that was a couple of years ago. I checked it out for the novelty of it, but CSA is much more my style.

I stayed at Swept Away 10 years ago and loved it. Best facilities, great beach great food. While CSA is more to my style and liking overall, I do like to dance and party every now and then as does my GF. So I figured we would hit the Jungle one night maybe Hedo another, but also plan some quiet nights just laying in a hammock listening to the ocean. Or sitting at the paino bar. Just though a "taste" of Hedo would be fun.

DLL: kfusto is right! After we visited HedoIII for the day, we left wishing we had stayed there!

Honeygirlsugar:

Are you saying you wanted to stay at Hedo III? Why? What was it that got your interest? What was good? What was bad?

I have seen mixed reviews of Hedo II. Either people love it or they hate it.

I thing we would like it, like to "play" a little go to the disco, and just people watch but the overall feel of CSA is great and I think we will enjoy more for a everyday experience.

I will be in Negril near Hedo II.

I think the love it or hate it descriotion is pretty accurate.

I was staying at Grand Lido a few years ago and decided to go over to Hedo and check it out. We walked into the bar and sat down for a drink. There were two guys in thongs and dog collars at the table next to us, a girl with the bottom cut out of her sshorts so her fully tattooed butt was showing, and a fair display of flesh of all sorts. This was early in the evening so I can only imagine it gets more interesting as the night goes on.

If this sort of thing appeals to you, it will be worth the money for a day or evening pass. If it does not, save your money. There are plenty of places to party and dance in Negril. Hedo is a place to "swing".