I'm a travel journalist, photographer, manager of DrJuice in playa del Carmen and Puerto Escondido.. owner of a marketing agency in Sao Paulo and I have people taking care of my real estate in Europe.
My family operates around the globe in different segments in the tourist market. We also cooperate in Vietnam da nang with Hilton.
All over I have never had a reason to leave a bad review as I never made any bad experience.
In this case I have to leave sadly one.
I spend one night here and there was no light which alone is not even bad.
Sadly it started also to rain very heavy so that the floor inside my tent got wet. I had to leave very early in the morning to catch my connection flight.
It was literally so dark and wet in the morning, that I couldn't see my own stuff and so it happened that i left my speakers inside the tent.
I closed everything and went to the airport. Few hours later I realized that I forgot my speakers and wrote the owner that he please take care of them until I'm back in town, which happens every few weeks as I have business going on CDMX.
I got a very uncaring reply, they will check and as Kristopher was saying, they couldn't find something in their own place of which they take care of.... .
My question is, if they are the owners, who has access???
In my case, the speakers aren't worth anything much so for giving a bad review is more about the ways I felt threatened. How can be something be gone when the place was locked and I was the only renter on the roof??
How can something disappear when even the access to the roof is gated.
My feeling is simply, they keep stuff they find or someone broke in which is during these times of nomadic living a pure nightmare.
What if I would have stayed few days and someone would have taken by professional photography equipment or my notebook?
My resume is, I closed the tent when I left with a lock, someone had to break in or the owner simply lied to me to keep my speakers which is something I can't understand.
The other unfinished parts are not really worth mentioning as this is very common when traveling for years. I have experience in over 80 different places across Mexico, about 40 in Mexico City.
The beautiful thing during these days is, we don't have to go and stay to places in which they won't take care of you or your goods, we can go and stay at better places.
Nomadic living is amazing these days and we share and walk to places in which we all can live, love and connect with people who are like us. Free souls.. those who are our tribes.