| By Robert Johnson on Wednesday, March 29, 2006 - 02:45 pm: Edit |
Under "Tropical Bar: Chica Reviews: Marisol - Chiapas" is the mention that the chicas tip $5 to the attendant who keeps an eye on their stuff. I don't know what they "tip," but I have rarely been asked to pay more than $1.
The attendant is in the women's restroom. You may, on rare occasions, have a waiter point out that the men's restroom is next door. Just point out that you are dealing with the storage lady.
This bar closes around 4 or 5 am Mon. - Thurs.; a couple of hours later on Sat. and Sun. Opens around 11 am or so.
Another option is in the back of the Miami Bar (formerly, storage was in the front area of the Hong Kong). Hours are not quite so extensive as TB's, but they are less likely to ask for more than $1.
I recently checked out of the Hotel Leyva at 1pm. Since I had previously been told that they did not have a place to store luggage, I did so at the Miami until almost 1am for $2 initially. The attendant tapped his watch and said another dollar was owed after some hour - 10 pm?.
I have come back after MB closed, but was able to get my stuff after they reopened. In fact, it was a couple of days later before I was able to get back, but they only charged another $1.
The attendant at CC charges $3. I don't know what is charged at AB, or if it is an option for us hooker humpers.
Arrangements might also be made with some of the SG hotels. You should bring your own lock, though. However, I've never had any success finding a willing hotel. But I recently noticed several small lockers not being used in one of the Hotels - I think it was the Najera, in Callejo'n Coahuila, near Con.
| By Socrates69 on Wednesday, March 29, 2006 - 05:05 pm: Edit |
nice thread. never thought of storing my pack with the bars!
As far as hotels go, najera does have lockers on the top floor, and so does mini hotel on the bottom floor where most mongers never step foot into. Both are used by the sgs and seem quite full all the time. I've had hotals hold my backpack a few times (not in lockers, but behind the front desk at mini, cascades, etc but i was also friends with the management at those hotels....well cascades no more.