KTXL -- Adult play spaces and a dungeon in the grand ballroom at Sacramento's DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel were just some of the listed features for what has been billed as the state's biggest swingers' party. While the hosts, a club called Allures, are calling it a "sex-abration" for New Year's Eve, one upset father who unwittingly booked a room there called it "kind of a shocker.
The father of four, who wanted his identity concealed, said he did not get a warning about the 1,guest event when he made a reservation. They asked if they helped me out and I wrote poor, poor, poor, poor. No, you did not help me out. You won't give me my money back. Members of Allures sat down with FOX40 to share that their party has been held at the venue for 10 years without any problem.
According to them, the only thing anyone passing by the ballroom doors will notice is dancing couples in ball gowns and tuxedos. They did not want to go on camera for the protection of their community. A spokesperson from Hilton responded to FOX40's request for comment, saying, "From a company perspective, we do not discriminate against any individual or group and our goal is to provide a welcoming and safe environment for all guests visiting our hotel.
The Sacramento DoubleTree Hotel is independently owned and managed and released its own statement about the event Tuesday:. There is a private event that has been booked for New Year's Eve. We take the comfort and privacy of all of our guests very seriously. As with any large event the utmost care is taken to assure there is no disruption to other guests, including additional security.
With that being said we understand if a guest feels they would like to cancel their reservation and will, of course, accommodate them to the best of our ability. One eighth grader named Colin said he misses being around friends while also finding it difficult to get help in an online setting. Skip to content. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.
