Inside The Fawlty Towers Nudist Resort

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8-05-2012 @ 9:50AM

George said...

Nice, but I have to say, as a life-long nudist, if they don't allow families with children, it's not a proper nudist resort. 21 and up sends entirely the wrong message. I understand if they want a quiet getaway for people, but as long as they keep it adults only, they're going to attract just the sort of people they don't want - the swingers and such.

8-05-2012 @ 10:16AM

Ken said...

While I am happy business is picking up for this hotel, The article does not accurately describe life at a nudist resort. I have been a member at several and visited several more and members of all the nudist organizations. Nudity has an equalizing effect on everyone once you get there and is a non sexual environment and wholesome lifestyle.

8-05-2012 @ 1:08PM

Tom Lowe said...

George, you're correct about the prohibition of children and young adults under 21 years of age being contrary with most, but not all, nudist resorts. I am a "card carrying" nudist as well. I suspect, but don't really know for sure, that the over 21 requirement may either be a town ordinance or just the management's way of placating the prude citizens and government.

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