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02-12-23 01:02 #23001
Posts: 117Hotel Leyva
I was in Tijuana last weekened. Had not slept well the night before so needed a hotel in La Zona to catch some sleep. I wanted a hotel close to all the action, with wifi, and preferably accepting credit cards--I'd previosly stayed at Hotel Garcia, which was cozy, but they were not tech savy, giving me their wifi password written by hand that I had to decipher, and was never able to get connected (had an old laptop at the time, and that was two years ago so maybe things at H. Garcia have changed).
Decided to try Hotel Leyva, having never stayed there before. Lyva's single rooms were sold out, so got a double for 700 pesos, and was able to pay with credit card (paid the measly 50 peso deposit in cash). Their wifi information was posted clearly on a printed sheet on the lobby wall. They gave me a room on ground floor facing the parking lot. The room was spacious, clean and quiet, but no TV set. The wifi worked without issues. I was able to rest well with no interruptions.
When I left the hotel to roam the streets, I offered to leave the key at the front desk, but they declined. It was a regular house key without attachments, so could fit in pant's mini-pocket. Upon returning to the room some hours later, there was a roach on top of the room's desk. I had read about roach infestations at this hotel, so was not surprised. Still, I can't complain for everything else the hotel offered, and it's not like there aren't roaches in my house too.
Out near the corner of CL. Coahuila and Av. Constitucion there is a taco stand convenient to those staying at Leyva; I ordered the Birria Stew to go to eat in the hotel room. Though they packed my "to go" bag with lots of lemons, tortillas, and spice sauce, there was no spoon included (have to get it yourself). Discovered the lack of spoon once in the room, but did not feel like venturing out again for a plastic spoon, so made-do with the torillas, the cup's lid, and my bare hands as makeshift spoons. Regardless, the birria was very tasty!
On the whole, I was satisfied with Hotel Leyva, well located right next to Chicago Club, only security is not tight, seems anyone can enter the premises with ease, especially through the parking lot.
The highlight of the trip was a 21 year old named Samantha that I found at night in the alley almost at Av. Ninos Heroes. I was surprised at how beautiful she was, stading in a dark corner of the alley where you'd more expect something old and ugly. In the room, I accepted her offer of 'servicio completo' for 600 pesos (I never do 'completo' but was willing to roll dice on this one). With all the clothes off, she was flawless, the service was good, definitely worth the cost. Her pussy had a slight smell, but not a bad smell, more like a nice fragrance. Some guys on here like to complain about smelly pussies, but the way I see it, smelly pussy is better than no pussy, hehe.
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02-06-23 20:22 #23000
Posts: 536Libra Parking
Originally Posted by BajaStorm [View Original Post]
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02-04-23 18:51 #22999
Posts: 265Originally Posted by BajaStorm [View Original Post]
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02-04-23 07:31 #22998
Posts: 2Parking in Zona
It's been probably 10 years since I've visited the zona. Always parked in San Ysidro or stayed at motel near the border trolley station and walked across border and taxied to the zona. But I see there is a new Libra parking structure at the end of the alley. I am considering driving in and parking. Is this structure safe for a few hours of fun before driving back over?
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02-02-23 14:41 #22997
Posts: 590Trolley
Thanks, both of you with the trolley idea.
That's a good one.
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02-02-23 06:25 #22996
Posts: 766Originally Posted by WombatEd2 [View Original Post]
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02-02-23 06:07 #22995
Posts: 536Parking
Originally Posted by AmericanPi [View Original Post]
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02-02-23 05:40 #22994
Posts: 1173Originally Posted by SeaBeeJoe [View Original Post]
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02-02-23 04:06 #22993
Posts: 200Originally Posted by AmericanPi [View Original Post]
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02-02-23 00:31 #22992
Posts: 6522The duo
If I find a pair of girls, one attractive and one butt ugly, I would just focus on the attractive one and ignore the ugly's interruption. I don't want to pretend I am interested in her. Hopefully she's into so stupid and will take the hint to leave me alone with her friend.
Many times these duos are switch and bait scams. The attractive one acts as the bait, doing her ugly friend a favor to attract then switch guys to her ugly friend. As you know, women are extremely devious and shameless.
Many stupid, ugly, uneducated, skillless women still think they are worth a lot to men, and will try all tricks to manipulate men. In reality all they have are their loose, stinky pussies which are worthless LOL. I have seen guys try so hard to impress and romance crude, stupid, ugly women. These guys are weak, stupid and ridiculous.
Guys should not let ugly women play them like toys, used then discarded.
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02-02-23 00:15 #22991
Posts: 207Originally Posted by TjBrazil [View Original Post]
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02-01-23 15:04 #22990
Posts: 644The Wingman
Originally Posted by TjBrazil [View Original Post]
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02-01-23 15:01 #22989
Posts: 590Parking
Every time I park in San Ysidro I'm pissed at how expensive the parking is. I've tried a few. Border station, that one behind jack in the box, the one across the bridge. Every time I park overnight it's absurd. I think last time I paid 70 dollars overnight.
Anyone know any better (but still secure) lots? If not I'm thinking it's probably better to just park in a residential community outside SD and then Uber to the border. The Uber would cost far less.
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02-01-23 14:58 #22988
Posts: 644Wingman
Originally Posted by TjBrazil [View Original Post]
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02-01-23 04:48 #22987
Posts: 573Beggers
At the OXXO across from HK there is often a begger looking for a handout as he opens the door for you. I often give him some change etc. And totally respect his technique. We here in the USA have beggers on the center median's asking for money which I totally understand but really think the Mexican guys understand SERVICE. They perform a service to give something of value before they ask for money. In the USA it's just "give me some money".
-G.