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Rah79
 Post subject: Sleep Inn
PostPosted: Sun Jan 12, 2014 2:09 am 
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Any comments on Sleep Inn. What are your guys experience and do they charge guest fees?


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 Post subject: Re: Sleep Inn
PostPosted: Sun Jan 12, 2014 2:18 am 
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$35. Great place, American construction, very quiet esp 3rd floor middle rooms facing DR. Free BK.They were charging $7 a day to rent a DSL cable for the room, check to see, if so bring one.

Amistad great speiclas and SL still popular, no fees.
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DGD wrote:

Amistad great speiclas and SL still popular, no fees.

Not to be rasty but does the Sleep Inn charge a Chica fee?

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PostPosted: Sun Jan 12, 2014 1:42 pm 
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DGD wrote:
$35. Great place, American construction, very quiet esp 3rd floor middle rooms facing DR. Free BK.They were charging $7 a day to rent a DSL cable for the room, check to see, if so bring one.

Amistad great speiclas and SL still popular, no fees.

$35 is the chica fee at the Sleep In.

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Rah79
 Post subject: Re: Sleep Inn
PostPosted: Tue Jan 14, 2014 6:01 pm 
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so is that for every different chica you bring in?
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Rah79 wrote:
so is that for every different chica you bring in?

Yes, every time you bring a chica to your room. If you want to avoid the chica fee. Book a room at the Castillo, Dunn Inn, L'Amistad, Mona Lisa, Scores, SL, Zona II, and a few more places.

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Thanks Atilla..very helpful. Few years back I stayed at SL a few times and its my #1 preference. What do you recommend for #2 or 3?

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PostPosted: Tue Jan 14, 2014 7:46 pm 
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1)L'Amistad - Great place to relax, meet a lot of great people there, and the food is excellent.

2)Mona Lisa - Nice hotel but the food sucks...maybe it's gotten better since last year.

3)Dunn Inn - Rooms are small, food ok, excellent staff. The place gets a mixed of tourist and mongers.

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Regarding the Dunn Inn, the rooms are bigger in the newer section.
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Attila wrote:
Rah79 wrote:
so is that for every different chica you bring in?

Yes, every time you bring a chica to your room. If you want to avoid the chica fee. Book a room at the Castillo, Dunn Inn, L'Amistad, Mona Lisa, Scores, SL, Zona II, and a few more places.

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Attila

I have to beef a little on this. Did you mean bookings at multiple hotels at the same time? ? Mostly this is righteous if you want to use a non-premium room at a non-premium time (SB weekend for example being super-premium). I prolly completely misunderstood and you meant one or another of those fine establishments. Am I getting jumped up over nothing? Otherwise, excellent info and advice.

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JazzboCR wrote:
Attila wrote:
Rah79 wrote:
so is that for every different chica you bring in?

Yes, every time you bring a chica to your room. If you want to avoid the chica fee. Book a room at the Castillo, Dunn Inn, L'Amistad, Mona Lisa, Scores, SL, Zona II, and a few more places.

cheers,
Attila

I have to beef a little on this. Did you mean bookings at multiple hotels at the same time? ? Mostly this is righteous if you want to use a non-premium room at a non-premium time (SB weekend for example being super-premium). I prolly completely misunderstood and you meant one or another of those fine establishments. Am I getting jumped up over nothing? Otherwise, excellent info and advice.

Yes Jazz, I was only recommending chica-friendly hotels. I didn't mean for him to book at multiple hotels.

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