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I've been here on other nights that weren't as fun BUT gotta say Sunday's from 4:30-7ish are poppin' off with fun and CUTE hot guys!

I was not aware of the area where this place is, and when I lower the window to inquire from a girl on the street I was quickly affronted by over 5 people trying to sell me crack, coke, ecstasy, and prostitution. I bolted out of there, went to Gloria's Bongos for a few Mojitos, and got directions to the place. I arrived, and was lucky to find a parking space with security. Same music playing on all Gays dance bars: They must burn the same music on Cd's and clone them and send them out across the US to all the clubs. After being made fun of from a bunch of Cubans on my Spanish accent, I decided to speak to them in proper English, and I have no accent when speaking English. As I feared they all speak rudimentary colloquial Spanglish (words that are in English forced to sound like Spanish), and you could scrape the floor from the heavy accent. After a while, bored actually, I drove to South Beach, not much fund there either. Whatever happened to the great clubs in Miami? It's like a ghost town for Gay life.

Most patrons are mature, but have a great attitude and sociable. You can actually carry a conversation for more than 5 minutes without them answering the cellular. Every bar you go I see a sea of people constantly attached to their cellular, receiving, sending, text messaging. I leave mine in the car when I out going to clubs. I can only imagine that this bunch of kids are doctors on emergency room calls, navy seals on a 24/7 call status, or secret agents receiving an urgent "encrypted" message that a Harrier Jet will soon land on the parking lot and whisked them away on another "Mission Impossible"

For a short period this after hours club had an eclectic group of people, and great music. Now is empty even on weekends. Lots of sleazy characters from the surrounding neighborhood; not a good one. If you drink, get a taxi, or bring a chauffeur, police presence is brutal during closing hours.

This place is not your legitimate leather bar from the 80's, where you usually had the scar to prove it. It's another toned down version, no leather slings, lot's of hot hunky men, and no questions asked. Outside the patio area you can find anything from men on a leather-string to another men being serviced while watching a video, and no one gives it a second though, some may wait in line depending of the guy's "assets".

Great vintage disco music, most people relaxed and enjoying. You may need to dodge a few no-shirt muscle bound gorillas in the mist.

This bar falls in line with the rest of the cookie cutter bars. Looks like something out of "Walt Disney" theme stores.

Good fresh food, specially the salmon, friendly staff, and customers.

Middle age, and twinks much into Cliques, lot's of "elective reconstructive surgery" around, everyone jocking for attention without reciprocating. Social interaction at a minimum. The only group I found friendly where guys on vacation, looking to get laid. Madonna must be a secret investor on this place, it should be renamed "Strike a Pose". Very little room to navigate, and you are bombarded everywhere with big flat screens; audio/visual overload.

The music is not consistent, some nights great, others dismal. The sound level is deafening, you need to go to the non-disco section if you want to retain your hearing. The crown is average, lot's of wannabes.

We stopped here after dining at 44 & X. Planned on having just a drink, but ended up staying into the night. There are two levels and more vodkas than I knew existed, fitting for a Russian-themed spot. I'm a Heineken guy, but my date adores vodka. He had nothing but thumbs up for Vlada. Me too, and I want to head back for the drag shows.

Arrived at around 7:15, still crowded with the pre-theater crowd. My date wanted to split, but I convinced him to hang tight for a few minutes. And sure enough, tables opened up and we spent a quiet and relaxed two hours over excellent food. With terrific service. Very, very Gay friendly.

Strange aura to Brite Bar. Though the bartender was gay and very friendly, the drinkers were pretty much straight. More women than men, and they were straight. As were most of the guys. Not sure how this happened, to go from a gay bar to, not just a mixed crowd, but predominantly straight. We gays were in the minority. But the bathrooms are a trip and worth the visit, trust me.

Near Ala Moana shopping Center, larger than Angles, Fusion or Hulas, has special Event nights like Karaoke, male dancers. Still like most Hawaii bars, in dire need of something truly exciting. The old Hulas has yet to be surpassed. However we still enjoyed ourselves tremendously and music was very good.

Sits between Harrahs and Venetian, great location but because we were attending a family reunion and didn't book early we got stuck with whatever we could find. It was also NBA All Star game and so we went on internet and this was the cheapest property. It was really like staying at a bad motel. Rooms reeked of smoke, Casino was nothing but smoke. Also we had to go to a timeshare meeting to get the rate we got. I guess all taken into consideration it was good location, rate was good and we didn't spend much time in room it wasn't so bad. However I would never stay here again.

Nice property, central to all the great hotels on the strip. We have stayed at this property many times over years and last time was in June of this year. I have to say they do need to upgrade the rooms, especially the bathrooms. The fixtures and tubs were showing the age. The beds however were divine to sleep in. One last tidbit, if you have a hard time walking like I do lately you may want to stress a room near the elevator. Our room was what seemd like 3 city blocks away from elevator.

A wonderful property like most Marriott Hotels, centrally located in DC. Everything you could ask for in a great hotel. Beautiful property, elegant room. Split our stay of 7 days in DC between here and The Georgetown Marriott, equally nice. DC is a great city to stay and visit and not need a car. The Marriotts were close to metro stations.

Stayed here 3 nights and we totally enjoyed this property. Like all Marriott hotels, this one did not dissapoint. The hotel is beautiful, the rooms equally beautiful. Everything we wanted to visit in Boston was within walking distance making our stay even better. The Boston Marriott Copley Place anchors the upscale Copley Place Mall and is connected to the Prudential Center Mall. There are over 200 shops, restaurants, theatres and the Hynes Convention Center conveniently located under one roof.

Nice place, open bar, nice patio area on facing Blvd, great music, Latin night (Fuego) is agreat night to visit. The men are quite stunning. Go with a friend or partner and make them your focus however if you want to avoid any attitude. Drinks can be expensive compared to other bars we have visited. Overall nice decor and nice bar.