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Quinta Rebecca
This is the most famous of Acapulco's brothels or
"casas de cita" as they're known in Mexico. It's located in the Progreso at the
top of a winding street inconspicuously located near the corner of Cuauhtémoc
and Universitario. It's a climbing affair, but just stay left for about 2
minutes (by car) and you'll come upon a structure in the middle of the
road that sort of opens like a big [insert your similes, metaphors, etc.
here] into a parking lot.
It's actually a quite pleasant, laid
back and clean open air hotel with bar and waiters with some tables for visitors
and such. You enter and the girls line up. On this Saturday, there were
about 15. I'd say the quality of the merchandise ranged from 5 to 8
and the price is $150 USD which includes a room, condoms, etc.
I just had a quick drink with a friend before heading out and
the bill came to $30 USD for a few beers so I guess I wouldn't recommend this
place for lounging. They are open 24 hours.
As I understand it, there
are about 5 other brothels in Acapulco, but as of this writing they have been
closed due to failure to pay required payments to the controling legal
authorites or for having underage girls or both.
Prostitution is
completely legal in Acapulco so there is no need to
fear being arrested, though perhaps one should maintain a healthy fear
of catching something, cheating on one's wife/girlfiend, and perhaps the decades
one will undoubably spend in purgatory for visiting places like Quinta
Rebecca. In fact, I think you'll have to do a year for just reading this.
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