Geographically confused (one does not come down to San Francisco from Hollywood), with several unconnected sex situations, Dream Inn is a mixture of what works and what doesn't in all this coupling and solo sex. There's no unifying style and no sense of discovery on the part of the actors, and some dreadful setups. There's one sweet interaction between some beauties, strongly backed by the score, but for the most part, it's all limited to the usual positionings, with little rhyme or reason to what they're doing. Score for some good sex scenes, but little else.