The 9 Naughtiest Hotels in the World, Ranked

Located on Negril's famous Seven Mile Beach, Hedonism II is an adults-only, clothing-optional resort in Jamaica. This popular property has both a "prude" and "nude" side, allowing guests to disrobe to their comfort level. Those who do go to the nude side must be fully in the buff to enjoy that area's beachfront and lively pool. In the evenings, themed nights get guests to dress up in lingerie and sexy outfits, and many make their way to the Playroom—which the resort notes is a “participatory environment and not just for watching.”

The clothing-optional Desire Riviera Maya Resort is an all-inclusive, couples-only resort with a “live and let live” philosophy. The vibe here is undoubtedly sensual and a bit racy, particularly because intimacy is allowed in some public spaces, including the Jacuzzi Lounge and the Playroom, which is stocked with beds and mirrors.


Foam parties, themed nights (like 69 Shades of Desire), pool parties, contests, and shows up the steamy atmosphere at this X-rated resort.

Located along a tranquil beachfront in Cancun's Hotel Zone, Temptation Cancun Resort is an adults-only, topless-optional hotel catering to uninhibited travelers looking for a sexy getaway. This all-inclusive resort keeps the 21-and-over crowd busy with activity-packed swimming pools, hot tubs, and a full-service spa.


Sensual entertainment ranges from foam parties and lingerie shows to risque theme nights with DJs such as "Angels and Devils."

Located in historic Key West, Island House is a 34-room boutique catering to gay men. (Non-male guests are not allowed on the clothing-optional side of the resort.) There's a medium-sized outdoor pool with lush foliage, a hot tub, and a clothing-optional policy (nudity is allowed everywhere except for the fitness center). The on-site bar is open until late and is a popular meeting spot for nightlife and socializing.


On Sundays and Wednesdays, the Island House hosts pool parties and invites guests to “strip down to whatever is most comfortable” while enjoying free shots and cocktail specials served up by friendly pool boys.

A honeymoon destination since the 1960s, this Poconos getaway has become an American institution, and the founder even invented the unique heart-shaped Sweetheart Tub that has become the hotel’s signature feature.


With lots of love-themed decor, Cove Haven Resort is a couples-only property celebrating romance. All rooms have round beds and a copious amount of mirrors—many on the ceilings—plus most feature heart-shaped whirlpool tubs and split-level sitting areas with fireplaces. Couples looking to go all out can book a room with a Champagne glass-shaped whirlpool.

The budget-friendly Rooftop Resort is an adults-only, nude-friendly resort geared toward swingers and nudists. Located in Hollywood, Florida, it is the only completely clothing-optional hotel in South Florida. Guests can go au naturel everywhere on the property, and the resort is just a few minutes away from Haulover Nude Beach.


In addition to a heated sky pool, the hotel has a Scandinavian-style sauna and video playrooms. Guest rooms have all the expected amenities, but the naughtiest guest rooms are the suites equipped with fantasy love slings.

Paradise Stream Resort is the most conveniently located of three couples-only resorts in the Poconos region owned by Cove Haven. A hand-painted sign outside exclaims, "You Are Entering the Land of Love," and from there, the romance motif continues. The all-suite property has rooms designed to fuel passion with wood-burning fireplaces and heart-shaped whirlpool baths. Upgraded units add private plunge pools, saunas, and seven-foot-tall Champagne-glass-shaped whirlpools. All-inclusive rates include meals and non-alcoholic drinks.

The Lexi Las Vegas is the city’s only cannabis-friendly hotel, open strictly to adults 21 and over. In addition to an entire floor of rooms where you can smoke weed, the property features a topless-optional pool and sexy burlesque shows.


The property hosts themed parties nearly every week, including plenty of classic Las Vegas pool parties.

The Standard, High Line is an upscale, sexy hotel in the party-heavy Meatpacking District. The hotel is architecturally striking, hovering on concrete pillars above the elevated High Line park. The 338 ultra-modern rooms feature huge windows, which flood them with natural light and present staggering city views. Plus, they result in a bit of a peep show that appeals to exhibitionists (and voyeurs on the High Line).


Additionally, many rooms have open-plan bathrooms—the showers and tubs are separated from the rest of the guest rooms only by clear glass panes (some rooms have privacy blinds, but not all). The Standard also has several sexy nightlife options, the most notable of which is the clubby Le Bain on the rooftop.