www.CostaRicaTicas.com

"Hotel Prez, Room 801"...brings back the memories of a chica I brought home from Kamur. As I was floating mast up she put her hand under my ass to hold me up and began to....well, you get the picture.

Anyway, there is a big diffrence between a whirlpool or spa and a hot tub.

Hot tubs, especially the "public" kind, are indeed a breeding ground for all sorts of bacteria.
http://www.erc.montana.edu/CBEssentials ... 050603.htm

A whirlpool that is drained and cleaned is much less a risk. Of course it's always good to be cautious.

One note about nomenclature:
"Jacuzzi" is not a generic name for spas. Jacuzzi is a company that makes whirlpool baths and spas. You can get whirlpool action in your water with any spa or hot tub, no matter what the brand.
http://fixtures.lifetips.com/cat/62721/ ... index.html

Witling, I think "jacuzzi" has become like "xerox" and other such words, a brand name for a product that has become a general noun/verb for that kind of product, and so I use it interchangeably for all whirlpool tubs.

I wanted to have one since my favorita always gives me bath before we start anything (and most times afterwards as well), and figured something more than the usual plain old tub would be much appreciated. I certainly was right! It's a great turn-on for me as well.

A guy at the Prez when I was there during Thanksgiving last year said that 801 was remodeled 6 months earlier. They certainly did a good job with it. I actually was going to stay at the DR again for the whole 5-night trip, then decided it was time to move up into something better. The Prez had a Grand Spa Suite available for the last three nights only, so I grabbed it, and it turned out to be 801. I expected to find a glass-doored 2-person tub as per the website, and was very pleasantly surprised to see that it had a larger tub out on the full-sized balcony.