Re: what would you have done?

[bellagio]

Steve/Gambitt:
 
 Wasn't that at CN2?
 
 You too were making too much noise on the balcony I believe!!!!
 
 Or was it Iriemon and Mojitomiss???

[MarieMaya]

You're right Coldgirl, I shouldn't have to move if I am the one being inconvenienced.  However, on a limited timeframe such as a holiday in Cuba, my patience to put up with idiots like Pegger's neighbours is even more limited. They certainly don't care if they are disturbing anybody!  If management is willing to move me, I would sooner invest the hour needed to pack, move and unpack than risk any more sleepless nights listening to the domestic dispute next door.  Life is too short to put up with garbage like that.  To each their own!

[pegger]

Unfortunately I had just moved to that room from being on the first floor and had changed with someone that had a disability that they had put on the 2nd floor. I wrote a letter to customer relations as to beefing up the security as we heard several complaints from other people about the amount of loud partying going on all over the hotel. There was a lot of younger people this time. Younger I mean 18-21    :D

[mojitomiss_cuba]

Pegger, unfortunately I believe you were vacationing right in the middle of college and university spring breaks arrrggghhh.
 Usually the "kids" go to varadero (if they go to cuba that is), but I remember seeing some posts on trip advisor from some kids looking for other spring breakers on the Holguin forum.
 Sounds like you got hit with a bunch of them, bummer  :(
 When we were there in May, there were people of all ages and were partying definitely, but not to the "spring break" extent  ;)

[bmnichol]

When we were in Mexico in 2004, we were awakened around 2 a.m. by neighbours that seemed to forget that others were sleeping. I looked out our peephole to make sure who was making the noise. When things settled down I fell back asleep. Bright and early the next morning, actually before bright, around 6 a.m. I picked up the phone and "accidently" got a wrong number. ooops   :D

[BookLady6635]

In light of what happened to the Toronto couple in the Mayan Riveria, I think I would have called the front desk and insisted on security checking things out.  Although I do like the idea of the wrong number as well ;-)

[Gambitt]

Originally posted by bellagio:
  Steve/Gambitt:
 
 Wasn't that at CN2?
 
 You too were making too much noise on the balcony I believe!!!!
 
 Or was it Iriemon and Mojitomiss???

Well, if Irie had known of someones passion for Stevie Y, then Steve and I would not have to make a mad dash for the balcony, to be out of Mojitomiss's line-of fire...

[Harlequin]

Not having a cd player and a Lenorard Cohen cd handy I would have put he TV speaker next to the wall and go for a long breakfast

[JJay]

The wrong number thing is a favourite of my husbands.  We quite frequently get a room above us who love to move furniture around.  I don't know how some people make so much noise when there's quite often only one or two chairs that you could drag around.  Its usually a 6 a.m. hobby, so working on the assumption that they go to bed early, if we happen to have a late night he'll give a quick call just to get his own back.  Or altenatively late night partiers get an early morning call (we have only had this problem once).  I always tell him off, so I'm glad to hear he's not the only one taking his revenge.