Are the 9th floor rooms 80% off with VIP card on Mondays and Tuesdays?

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• OldGringo

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  5 years ago

  I haven't asked Cascadas directly, but I've heard they are included in the discount program. So, you should be able to get the 20% off and 80% off. However, I also heard those 9th floor rooms sell out way in advance on Mondays and Tuesdays. Mr. Wonderful had a 9th floor suite recently with another TUSCL'er and I was fortunate enough to see it. They are really nice. We had a mini TUSCL meetup in the suite, along with two HK chicas. The two chicas were dancing on the stripper pole in the room and giving us lap dances in the den area, until MW excused himself to his bedroom to get a little more friendly with one of the chicas. Mr. Wonderful has a few photos of me dancing with the chicas on the stripper pole. Fortunately he hasn't posted them online or blackmailed with them yet. :) Those suites seem like they can be a lot of fun for bachelor parties, etc.
• Warrior15

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  5 years ago

  Yep. That's why I go to TJ earlier in the week. The room costs next to nothing for two nights and the bars are not crowded. Sure, the selection of girls is smaller. But the ratio of girls to customers is definitely in your favor. But OldGringo is right. You need to make a reservation for specific rooms. Do it on their website. You don't have to pay in advance, just reserve the room.
• OldGringo

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  5 years ago

  Also, for the suites, I believe they require a $200 cash deposit at check-in. That's just to make sure you don't break anything or steal anything. You'll get it back when you check out. Don't lose your deposit receipt though. They demand to see it and I've seen them not give people their deposit refund when they've lost the receipt.
• Jascoi

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  5 years ago

  Yes the deposit is definitely high on the suites. and yes the VIP discount applies. it was a treat a week ago enjoying one of the suites because of a highly valued and esteemed tuscl member...
• TJ Lee

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  5 years ago

  Thanks for those hot pix you posted in the photo section MrCool. This will help guys decide to make their first trip to HKTJ.
• OldGringo

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  5 years ago

  Yeah, good pics. Thanks for blurring them. I may still be able to run for office in 2020 now. I don't think my face is visible.
• BudWeedGuy

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  5 years ago

  I've thought about getting the pool suite on a monday and tuesday night with the wife. Just for the chance to live the life of ridiculous luxury on a decent budget. We have thought about doing a 1 day/night trip. Would you guys recommend 1 monday or Tuesday night in the pool suite or 1 Friday or Saturday in a jacuzzi suite?
• Warrior15

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  5 years ago

  Never stayed in the pool suite. Although that might be something to do. If I have one negative thing to say about going to Zona Norte is this. There is not much to do in between sessions. Yes, you can eat at Azul or the other local eateries. The food is good and cheap. There is a spa on site, but getting an appointment can be a challenge. There is a casino across the street but it's not much of one. So having a pool would at least give you something to do when you are not fucking. I like earlier in the week because I don't like crowds.
• Cristobal

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  5 years ago

  @budweedguy I would do the Jacuzzi room on a Monday/Tuesday and see how much you like it. The pool suite sounds like a great room for a party.
• Liwet

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  5 years ago

  @BudWeedGuy I'd recommend the Jacuzzi suite as well (I think it's called the Master Suite). You're saving $300 (or even $60 with the 80% discount) and from what I could tell in the pictures, you're not getting much more. Only reason I'm curious is because I'm willing to pay an extra $60 for the sofa which the normal rooms don't have. Otherwise, the 9th floor rooms seem to not be much different than any of the other rooms I stayed at.
• Cristobal

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  5 years ago

  @liwet This weekend I stayed at Rizos in their New Master Suite: it had a couch, stripper pile, large bed, shower, and large jacuzzi. It is $90 S-Thurs, $125 F-S. They apply your HK VIP discounts and allow HK girls to your room.
• TJ Lee

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  5 years ago

  There's lots to do in TJ outside of the zone, the mall and tourist area, the beach, the real casino at the border.
• BudWeedGuy

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  5 years ago

  Thanks gentleman. I'm interested in this stripper pile that cristobal mentioned. Lol. I cannot wait to go. Fuck.
• san_jose_guy

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  5 years ago

  Good to know that Rizo accepts Cascadas discounts, I guess the HK bar VIP card? SJG
• TJ Lee

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  5 years ago

  I'm thinking about renting at Riz for a year if they give me a good deal, perhaps share it with a HK chica.
• san_jose_guy

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  5 years ago

  ^^^^ How about maybe try with a BT chica or with an SG from that side of the street? I don't think they can walk that far in stripper shoes. SJG
• Alejandro12

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  5 years ago

  Where u guys locate local girls at other than at clubs? English def a plus. Any good places, websites, spas?
• TJ Lee

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  5 years ago

  HK chicas have a special long term rate at Cas/Riz hotels. I think it's like $600/mo. Renting an apt at the beach is like $500/mo. Local girls? You mean civies?
• OldGringo

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  5 years ago

  The girls get a special rate at Rizo and Cascadas, but I don't think it's a long term rate. I've known a chica for a long time that's lived at both hotels. They pay about 200 pesos per day for weekdays and more for Friday and Saturdays. It works out to about $100 a week for them. Maybe a little more. When Cascadas and Rizo raised their rates for us, the chica's hotel rates went up a little too. Most don't pay a full week at a time. They usually pay a few days at a time and often times the girls get behind on their rent. I've stayed at Rizo for 7 days straight a few times and have seen a few peoblems when chicas have gotten behind on their rent. One time, a chica was drunk and late on her rent and she was pissed off because they wouldn't let her back in her room without paying her back rent first. It got pretty heated with the chica and front desk clerk. Some of the new girls get a voucher so their hotel is free for the first few days or week that they stay there.
• TJ Lee

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  5 years ago

  Any info on the new 5-story building across the alley garage? I heard it's Adelita's apartment. What about Chicago hotel Leya? Would they have long term rate?
• OldGringo

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  5 years ago

  Haven't heard anything about that new building. I'm curious too. Hotel Leyva and Hotel Hacienda de Santiago are both owned by the same people. Both offer weekly and monthly rates. I've lived in both. Hacienda is 1,975 pesos per week for single rooms. A little less if you pay for a month. About $400 per month. Leyva is even less expensive. Hacienda is a little newer and nicer. Hacienda is on the corner of Coahuila and Revolucion.
• Topher1029

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  5 years ago

  Are the ninth floor rooms relatively quiet? One my first trip to tj about a month ago, I had a master suite on the third floor. The room itself was pretty nice, but the window opened out to the alley behind hk, and between the noise from the alley (club barkers etc.), the constant music from hk, and noise from neighboring rooms, I didn't get much sleep.
• OldGringo

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  5 years ago

  Yeah, 3rd floor is bad. Especially the new rooms right above the club. You can hear the bass music all night long and earplugs won't help. Generally, floors 6 and up are quiet IF you don't have a noisy neighbor who turns his room into an after hours club. Earplugs are a must imo.
• Liwet

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  5 years ago

  Sound was fine on the fifth floor for me; my window was on the south side of the building though.
• Cristobal

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  5 years ago

  @topher1029 I have stayed in 6th and 7th floor jacuzzi suites at Hotel Cascadas and I could still hear the music and feel the bass from HK, which made the sleep very restless. If sleep is important (for example, I work the next day) I prefer to stay at Hotel Rizos across the street from HK. The prices are about the same, the room quality is similar, the staff is helpful, they honor all HK discounts, and I can sleep.
• Topher1029

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  5 years ago

  Thanks Cristobal, on my next trip I think I'll try Rizos. 👍
• Jascoi

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  5 years ago

  i stay at cascada most the time. any noise I experience doesn’t bother me because I have been conditioned to noise for all my adult life. my arizona casa is next to a bnsf main line. rizo i experience sometimes on wednesday nites because of cheaper rates. this last rizo stay was somewhat noisy during the day because of an addition being built over the old hotel.
• Countryman5434

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  5 years ago

  @warrior15 i disagree thier is tons to do in tijuana beach mall etc.
• Liwet

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  5 years ago

  Gah! All the 9th floor rooms are sold out.
• Liwet

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  5 years ago

  I just want a freakin' sofa in my room.
• Cristobal

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  5 years ago

  I will be Rizos tomorrow and my room has a sofa. I was at Rizos on Friday and while the new suites are nice (and have a sofa and stripper pole) my room was at the corner facing HK and we could hear the street band play all night long (until 4am) which made my company a tad bit upset (as she was trying to sleep).
• Jascoi

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  5 years ago

  The most I’ve done @ Rizo is a double room. at least it had one of those sex chairs.
• BudWeedGuy

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  5 years ago

  Countryman you ever bring a bg to the beach? Is that a real option you think?
• Cristobal

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  5 years ago

  @budweedguy I've taken a two BGs to Rosarito but it is after a few meet ups. The most difficult part is scheduling, since most BGs I meet are from the evening and night shift, they tend to sleep during the day which is the best time to go to beach. I usually just take them out to eat, clubbing, movies or bar hopping, evening activities.
• san_jose_guy

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  5 years ago

  Anyone try to see a BG by appointment and outside of the Zona? Where? How about on the periphery of the Zona, ??? [view link] SJG