Preferred Status At Those Luxury Hotels In El Centro
[QUOTE=Nounce;2425549]I have not read about posters getting knock on the door in El Centro. You number is off or at least you can't generalize it that way. I think Premier is at least an hour. If you tip the receptionist, she will give you more hours. This is straight from the receptionist. Zona Rosa is for 3 hours. You can bring several back to Hotel Botero that costs nothing as long as they have ID or passport. AirBnB will work the same way for FB or El Centro girl so I don't think room cost can be factored into consideration like that.[/QUOTE]This is good information for others to know in that it dispels what has been posted by others that all the Hotels in El Centro have time limits of 20-30 minutes.
The Premium Plaza easily allows two hour stays, and tipping as you mentioned goes a long way at these Hotels. I typically give the receptionists a 2,000 Peso tip which is huge. So having preferred status at these establishments doesn't get me say an early check in, but I am given the better rooms, extra towels / soap, and I guess you might call it a later check out time. If I could only earn points at these places I would have several free nights accumulated by now.
Pick pockets Botero plaza
They will approach with what looks like CD jackets fanned out and will bend down while smiling and pushing them against your pocket with one hand while covering the other in your pocket. Often in pairs. Speaking english loudly or dressed unlike a local will get you singled out and the crowds of people milling about will watch everything. Good luck.
Metro station near Parque Lleras
Is there a metro estacion near Parque lleras? For my research the nearest one is Estacion Poblado but looks a little far away. Is there another much closer to get in 5 min on foot?