Any parking tips for Angeles City Walking/Red Street?
Aside from the obvious tip of not bringing a car - do you have any parking tips around Walking Street?
My tip:
I just found out that Castle Massage has its own parking lot on the road behind the Western Fields restaurant complex. (The road where the Scorebirds Hotel is.) Anyone who patronizes any of the establishments within the Castle/Western Fields complex can park there. There are guards and a few spots for customers. If you're going to Castle Massage, you can park, enter through the back door, and go straight up the stairs on the right, and it's the massage place.
I like it as a 24-hour, clean massage place. Most other massage places in Angeles are not 24 hours, so this is the best place I've found when I want a massage in the morning. - Especially now that I know it has parking.
My second tip is, if you're driving to Walking Street and plan to stay out all night, I usually stay at the Central Park Hotel. The room rate is a bit pricey, but it's decent enough, and they have free underground parking where you can leave your car.
It's Angeles City, use Grab. Avoid the trike mafia at all costs.
I've never been to Walking Streetโฆ and probably never willโฆ so I'm living it vicariously through you. How much is a legit massage (1 hour)? Best bar in your opinion? Any good places to eat? 24 hours? Does it feel safe?โฆ. creepy?โฆ
What a sad old geezer
Honest question: how far do these massage places go? I know how they work in the US, and since they're open 24 hours I doubt it's just for sore ankles, so what's the range of services? A basic hand job, or do they go all the way?
It's been about a decade, but I used to park on Perimeter, in any open spot, going no further up than Insomnia.
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