JAN., 2008 |
The Hidden Beach Official Newsletter • Volume 2 • Issue 16 • Page 1 |
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Regan Hook
Newsletter Editor
Hidden Beach is located on the beatiful Mayan Riviera, just one hour south of Cancun. www.hiddenbeachresort.com |
WELCOME !
Greetings from Hidden Beach - The World’s Only 5 Star, Gourmet Inclusive, Clothing Optional Resort. “Clothed when practical, nude when appropriate.”
Feliz N’er Be Clad
Celebrating the holidays in paradise certainly has its perks. #1 No snow. #2 We cook. #3 You relax. I could go on, but I imagine the majority of you are already convinced. The final week of December was filled with seasonal majesty. The addition of a very creative member to the entertainment team resulted in a truly festive looking resort. Congratulations Jerry you worked magic!
Guests enjoyed a special holiday menu, which included succulent turkey and indulgent favorites such as mashed potatoes and stuffing as well as some not so traditional gourmet selections. Eggnog was free flowing and many a toast between brimming glasses brought all the good humor and warmth of the season to Hidden.
Happy Nude Rears!
Just in case you have already heard that one, how about this festive ditty sung to the tune of Auld Lang Syne…
May all my clothing be forgot
Let the sun kiss my behind
May all that’s white be bronzed and taut
It’s Au Naturel vacation time!
December 29th thru January 5th the Rowdy Nation descended on Hidden Beach to celebrate the Big Happy Nude Year Party!
There was dancing and drinking, toasting and clinking and guests enjoyed a novel Mexican New Year’s tradition. Originating in Spain, the tradition involves eating 12 grapes as a bell tolls at midnight, for each toll a grape and for each grape a wish for the New Year. The result: a mouth overflowing with grapes, lots of laughs and the promise of a wonderful year to come!
In this issue...
• Feliz N’er Be Clad
• Happy Nude Rears!
• Guest Perspectives
• A Taste of Hidden
• Hidden Beach Happenings
• Who’s Who Spotlight
Who’s who spotlight.
Vania Andrea Aznar
After a year and a half working at El Dorado Seaside Suites and quietly but intently admiring Hidden Beach from afar, Vania was offered a job that she didn’t think twice about accepting: Village Chief of Hidden Beach.
“I had always been intrigued by Hidden Beach’s combination of the Au Naturel concept with great personal service and gourmet cuisine,” she says, “so the decision was easy!”
What exactly does a Village Chief do? Easy boys, even though the title alludes to it, there will be no loin cloths. Vania’s duties have her on the run all day long. Arriving at 8:00 a.m. she does the rounds. She ensures the resort is clean and well-maintained. She checks that rooms have been assigned properly and verifies that all personnel have arrived. She even oversees the food and beverages. In general her job is to make sure that all goes smoothly. “Follow-up is essential,” she says.
When she has time, you’ll likely see her poolside chatting with guests. Although it consumes very little of her day, it’s her favorite part of the job. “I’m just barely (hee hee hee) getting to know the many repeat visitors we have here at Hidden,” she says, “but I’m looking forward to staying here for a really long time and meeting each and every one!”
