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WLR - USA Electric gizmos
- Thread starter BLUE AYES
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dkazanji1
TUG Member
Yes, electric outlets at the WLR are 110 volts, just like the USA.
We recently returned from a wonderful visit. You'll have a great time.
Donna and George
We recently returned from a wonderful visit. You'll have a great time.
Donna and George
Westin5Star
TUG Member
The outlets look a little different but they are the same (110). We plugged in our phones, ipods, Wii, gameboys, etc. with no problems.
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On a related note, it's interesting that there are significantly less number of outlets in WLR than other US based Westin resorts. I suppose Mexico has different building standards. I had to be creative in plugging my computer in (using a kitchen outlet)... Next time I might even bring an extension cord.