The Hotel (1999)
"You can check out, but you can never leave", as the famous song goes. And that's how it is a David Thompson's Hotel, where there's a brand new fantasy behind every door... generally your own. Welcome the Hotel. Check in time is now. Brian and Paul drive across country for a holiday, but, before doing so they satisfy each others sexual desires with some hot oral and powerful backdoor pumping. On a lonely highway they stop to quinch their thurst and are lured into a mysterious "inn". Once inside, all their fantasies come true as two hot, hard and willing employees make this a stay to remember. After some draining oral action they slip their hard working tools deep inside each others acking backdoor. Other guest are serviced by a leather clad stud that knows just how to please with luscious oral and backdoor action!
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"You can check out, but you can never leave", as the famous song goes. And that's how it is a David Thompson's Hotel, where there's a brand new fantasy behind every door... generally your own. Welcome the Hotel. Check in time is now. Brian and Paul drive across country for a holiday, but, before doing so they satisfy each others sexual desires with some hot oral and powerful backdoor pumping. On a lonely highway they stop to quinch their thurst and are lured into a mysterious "inn". Once inside, all their fantasies come true as two hot, hard and willing employees make this a stay to remember. After some draining oral action they slip their hard working tools deep inside each others acking backdoor. Other guest are serviced by a leather clad stud that knows just how to please with luscious oral and backdoor action!
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Written By:David Thompson
In Theaters:1/1/1999
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Vivid Man
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