Centro is business. It has shopping, restaurants and offices and is pleasant during the day. It is dead after dark. Unlike most cities, there is not a tacky bar filled area surrounding Centro.
There is a restaurant area, which on the other side of the river from Centro, but there did not seem to be any working girls there. This is cheaper than renting a car and paying for gas. On my first night I hired a taxi driver for a single ride back to my hotel after exploring and when he offered to be my "chauffer" I accepted. He drove me to my destinations, waited for me and took me to my next appointment in the day, then took me to my evening activities.
He worked for me from about 8 am to the following 3 am. He napped in the taxi when I was on business or pleasure or taking my siesta from about 5 pm to 9pm. The first night with Juan Carlos, I asked if he knew any strip joints "Clubs de Noche donde las chicas baillan desnudas" He told me that there were none. He told me that it was not worth it.
Being in the exploring mood, I asked him to take me to one and found out that he was right. I got hustled, and got nowhere. He had also mentioned apartments with working girls, so I asked for that next.
There is no use giving an address, because the place did not have one. It seemed to be an ordinary apartment building in a residential neighborhood.
