General Reports

[QUOTE=2nd Chance; 1309938]Adding to what Tempe Jon wrote, here's my take on the trip.

Saturday we rolled out of Mexicali around 11am. Had breakfast at McD's and plotted our course to Tijuana. It was hell finding parking. All usual parking spots were FULL, even the po-dunk ones. It took us almost 2-hrs to find one and we ended up at a Mexican Insurance/$$ exchange/$5-parking place that was 3/4 miles from the POE. We have reservations at hotel above Club Hong Kong. I, for one, really liked the room. There was coordinated colors, art deco sink, walk-in glass shower, flat panel TV. It was well worth the $50 (750 pesos). The hotel staff was very friendly and made the stay more enjoyable. The elevators were broken so we had to take rooms on the 2nd floor. It was noisy because the clubs on this strip are open 24/7 and the 2nd floor is where they let the club girls rent their rooms for sex. Between the thumping of the bass and the radio chatter from the hotel staff, I found it hard to sleep. The strange thing about this hotel is that it was one a separate hotel and a separate strip club. The strip club closed down and the hotel absorbed it, and converted it into more hotel rooms. So, in the middle, where the two businesses connected, is weird. It's all full of corridors. Getting from the North end to the South end, is a. So, remember which side you are on and enter through there.

I've updated my monger map. It can be viewed here:

[url]https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=211523476153759747574.000494bd356601aa1ffbb&mid=1343663535[/url][/QUOTE]2nd Chance, I see you were impressed with Tijuana. I'd personally like to know more about your time in Mexicali, as I've never been there. I hear Mexicali has the largest Chinese population in Mexico. Did you spend anytime going to any striip bars in Mexicali? If so, did you see any Chinese girls / women working at any of these clubs?

[QUOTE=Chator;1310030]2nd Chance, I see you were impressed with Tijuana. I'd personally like to know more about your time in Mexicali, as I've never been there. I hear Mexicali has the largest Chinese population in Mexico. Did you spend anytime going to any striip bars in Mexicali? If so, did you see any Chinese girls / women working at any of these clubs?[/QUOTE]I have spent some time in Mexicali but have not seen any pure asian dancers or street girls. Once there was a half asian at the Playboy club but I have not seen here since. I don't think you will see many since most of the Chinese girls would work the family business. The educated ones will persue their careers. Even though they are born there, their familu culture may prevent them from entering the life of a sex worker. That is just an opinion.

This is a pic of Chesi

Going to be in Tijuana for a few days. I've gone other places, but I'm a little tense about this particular trip for various reasons. I'm not old, but can't walk more than a block or two at a time due to joint issues, so finding the right base of operations is key.

Need a quality, safe hotel that I can be comfortable leaving a my things in, which will include a laptop that's probably too big for a safe. It will need to be girl friendly, preferably in an area with plenty of other American tourists. Some nearby shops and restaurants would be nice. AC and WiFi are also helpful.

Zona Norte is okay, but if there's a safer, better option I would probably take it as long as I could get escorts there without problems. Also, what's the policy on taking girls from bars to hotels? Are they okay to do that, are the other tourist areas too far?

I traveled to T. J. Last Saturday with wing-men Second Chance and Tempe Jon. When spent the previous evening mongering in Mexicali. It has been 3 years since I've done T. J. I was impressed as the zona has been cleaned up a bit and there was a constant police presence day and night. I did not see any gringos being harassed. I did see a few Mexicans being questioned and searched by police for suspicious presence.

We hit several clubs but in the future I would only return to Hong Kong as I was thoroughly impressed with their operation. There must have been at least 50 girls working the club. There are different activities for us mongers to partake in. For example they have a hot tank with 2 girls nude bathing and you are allowed to take one dollar to donate to these girls. As I handed my dollar to one of the girls I started to finger her vaginal area. She just smiled greatly and made small talk with me. Then I was able to quickly finger bang her with no complaints. There is also the 2 girl shaving cream routine. There certainly was a lot of young hotties to be had at Honk Kong. When you enter they hit you up for a $4. 00 cover but that includes one beer (or beverage) which is well worth it. If you go to their website you can download discount coupons that the waiters will honor. We stayed at the adjacent hotel which was real nice and you can bring a girl to your room without paying extra. The front desk will however challenge you to being a registered guest which is a good thing.

My wing-men were great team players and always open-minded to new ideas!

Happy Hunting fellow MONGERS!

[QUOTE=Dzlkdd; 1310144]Going to be in Tijuana for a few days. I've gone other places, but I'm a little tense about this particular trip for various reasons. I'm not old, but can't walk more than a block or two at a time due to joint issues, so finding the right base of operations is key.

Need a quality, safe hotel that I can be comfortable leaving a my things in, which will include a laptop that's probably too big for a safe. It will need to be girl friendly, preferably in an area with plenty of other American tourists. Some nearby shops and restaurants would be nice. AC and WiFi are also helpful.

Zona Norte is okay, but if there's a safer, better option I would probably take it as long as I could get escorts there without problems. Also, what's the policy on taking girls from bars to hotels? Are they okay to do that, are the other tourist areas too far?[/QUOTE]Hmm. So, you want to go to Mexico in order to be around a bunch of Americans? :)

Actually, you may be very disappointed if that's your goal. It's pretty easy to walk up and down the length of Revolucion, on a weekend afternoon, and see exactly zero tourists. I'm only exaggertaing a bit. But the hordes of gringos are a thing of the past.

RTFF and you'll find answers to all of your questions, and then some. However, here are a couple of summary points.

1. The hotels of the zona are not designed for long-term accomodations. It's do-able, but it's not all that comfortable. None have safes, with the possible exception of the "Master Suite" room in Cascadas.

2. The girls cannot leave the bar during their shift, unless you're willing to fork over a bundle for a "Salida" fee. Even then, she may not be amenable.

3. Stay at either the Pueblo Amigo or Ticuan. Both satisfy your requirements for A / C, WiFi, and not hassling escorts. Take a taxi to / from the zona if you're unable to walk much. The safes will accomodate a reasonably-sized notebook. If yours is large, leave it at home or stash it in a dresser drawer. The WiFi at Ticuan can be a bit spotty.

I just wanted to add that the Master Suite in the Cascadas motel has safes. It is $115 per night if you reserve it in advance online. $130 if you do not reserve it.

[QUOTE=Phordphan; 1310311]Hmm. So, you want to go to Mexico in order to be around a bunch of Americans? .

Actually, you may be very disappointed if that's your goal. It's pretty easy to walk up and down the length of Revolucion, on a weekend afternoon, and see exactly zero tourists. I'm only exaggertaing a bit. But the hordes of gringos are a thing of the past.

RTFF and you'll find answers to all of your questions, and then some. However, here are a couple of summary points.

1. The hotels of the zona are not designed for long-term accomodations. It's do-able, but it's not all that comfortable. None have safes, with the possible exception of the "Master Suite" room in Cascadas.

2. The girls cannot leave the bar during their shift, unless you're willing to fork over a bundle for a "Salida" fee. Even then, she may not be amenable.

3. Stay at either the Pueblo Amigo or Ticuan. Both satisfy your requirements for A / C, WiFi, and not hassling escorts. Take a taxi to / from the zona if you're unable to walk much. The safes will accomodate a reasonably-sized notebook. If yours is large, leave it at home or stash it in a dresser drawer. The WiFi at Ticuan can be a bit spotty.[/QUOTE]

Saw this darling working today at the morning shift, nope, did not spend anytime with her but just ogled from a distance.

Nah, actually I was spending some time with this beauty, cannot remember her name but she was wearing a purple two piece, long hair, great attitude. 4 drinks for 2 hours, but I had to leave :' (

There were some lookers, but overall, nothing to rave about the quality at 4 6pm time frame.

[QUOTE=2nd Chance;1310130]This is a pic of Chesi[/QUOTE]

Just curious, has anyone ever tried to use the Otay Mesa border crossing? Is the parking situation better there so I can avoid the fiasco I had last time? Are the lines returning into the United States shorter there?

[QUOTE=Tempe Jon;1310447]Just curious, has anyone ever tried to use the Otay Mesa border crossing? Is the parking situation better there so I can avoid the fiasco I had last time? Are the lines returning into the United States shorter there?[/QUOTE]Used it before, can't say parking situation is "better", there don't seem to be that many parking lots there in the first place, but then again, not the most convenient location for mongers to get in / out (pun intended).

Lines are shorter, however, if you plan on frequenting Tijuana, recommend getting a SENTRI, pays for itself the 1st time, the few times I have used it since getting it, I feel like I have a 20" dick just heading all the way straight to the front of the line, no waiting, whatsoever, besides, its 100 bucks for 5 years, and if you are an international traveler, it helps at the airports too

[QUOTE=Dzlkdd; 1310144]Going to be in Tijuana for a few days. I've gone other places, but I'm a little tense about this particular trip for various reasons. I'm not old, but can't walk more than a block or two at a time due to joint issues, so finding the right base of operations is key.

Need a quality, safe hotel that I can be comfortable leaving a my things in, which will include a laptop that's probably too big for a safe. It will need to be girl friendly, preferably in an area with plenty of other American tourists. Some nearby shops and restaurants would be nice. AC and WiFi are also helpful.

Zona Norte is okay, but if there's a safer, better option I would probably take it as long as I could get escorts there without problems. Also, what's the policy on taking girls from bars to hotels? Are they okay to do that, are the other tourist areas too far?[/QUOTE]Hotel Cascadas has Free Wi-Fi and a Free Business Center. I would visit their web site and call their toll-free number to verify.

Hotelcascadas. Com

1-877-497-8747.

If their business center already has computers there, you may not need to bring your laptop. If you feel the need to lug it there, you could stick it under the mattress when you are away from the room. I didn't see any drawers there to stash your stuff (or clothes). I didn't see any in my room and I had the Deluxe Single. Here's the pics of my room. No dressers.

[QUOTE=Guitarrefreak; 1310407]Saw this darling working today at the morning shift, nope, did not spend anytime with her but just ogled from a distance.

Nah, actually I was spending some time with this beauty, cannot remember her name but she was wearing a purple two piece, long hair, great attitude. 4 drinks for 2 hours, but I had to leave :' (There were some lookers, but overall, nothing to rave about the quality at 4 6pm time frame.[/QUOTE]Here's another pic. Man, her hand was FAST! I asked for permission, but she changed her mind at the last minute. Ha Ha.

[QUOTE=2nd Chance;1310467]Here's another pic. Man, her hand was FAST! I asked for permission, but she changed her mind at the last minute. Ha Ha.[/QUOTE]That's a nice looking. Hand.

[QUOTE=Dzlkdd; 1310144]Going to be in Tijuana for a few days. I've gone other places, but I'm a little tense about this particular trip for various reasons. I'm not old, but can't walk more than a block or two at a time due to joint issues, so finding the right base of operations is key.

Need a quality, safe hotel that I can be comfortable leaving a my things in, which will include a laptop that's probably too big for a safe. It will need to be girl friendly, preferably in an area with plenty of other American tourists. Some nearby shops and restaurants would be nice. AC and WiFi are also helpful.

Zona Norte is okay, but if there's a safer, better option I would probably take it as long as I could get escorts there without problems. Also, what's the policy on taking girls from bars to hotels? Are they okay to do that, are the other tourist areas too far?[/QUOTE]Why would you bring a laptop to Tijuana. Hotel ticuan has free internet in the lobby. Keep your valuables at home. Period. As far as gringos, it's like Children of the Corn. There used to be a whole bunch of adults and now there are only a couple left because the criminal kids scared them all away or killed them. I remember 7 years ago walking down revolution on the weekend, and it was packed with college kids from San Diego. Now all these clubs are boarded up. Its like Detroit. The least productive of society has destroyed it for everyone else, and all the non lazy people that actually want to work went to Texas. Welcome to Obama USA 2012-2016. Spread the poverty baby.

[QUOTE=Phordphan; 1310311]Hmm. So, you want to go to Mexico in order to be around a bunch of Americans? .

Actually, you may be very disappointed if that's your goal. It's pretty easy to walk up and down the length of Revolucion, on a weekend afternoon, and see exactly zero tourists. I'm only exaggertaing a bit. But the hordes of gringos are a thing of the past.

RTFF and you'll find answers to all of your questions, and then some. However, here are a couple of summary points.

1. The hotels of the zona are not designed for long-term accomodations. It's do-able, but it's not all that comfortable. None have safes, with the possible exception of the "Master Suite" room in Cascadas.

2. The girls cannot leave the bar during their shift, unless you're willing to fork over a bundle for a "Salida" fee. Even then, she may not be amenable.

3. Stay at either the Pueblo Amigo or Ticuan. Both satisfy your requirements for A / C, WiFi, and not hassling escorts. Take a taxi to / from the zona if you're unable to walk much. The safes will accomodate a reasonably-sized notebook. If yours is large, leave it at home or stash it in a dresser drawer. The WiFi at Ticuan can be a bit spotty.[/QUOTE]The fellow tourists are only to keep me from standing out in a crowd more than necessary. Large, black, alone in Tijuana will catch the eye. What are the salidas in Zona Norte? Also, any reliable taxi drivers in that town? Those guys are invaluable in places like Manila.