Foreign Money Exchange

After looking for days, we finally found a place that would exchange money. The location is not that easy to find but is so worth the trip. We parked in the underground parking and got our ticket valadated . When we arrived, one pink haired lady (not the friendly one)was helping a couple and seemed a bit snappy, but did her job just fine. When our lady came over, she was a breath of fresh air! Asked us what we needed (euros and Swiss franks)

I used this business years ago and had no problem changing USD to Korean won or euros on the spot. Most recent visit, no one answered phones (no VM option either), no website or other communication available ahead of time, so we just went across town to their location, only to be told that we should have ordered Indonesian rupiah a week in advance. I suspect they are only convenient for tourists staying in the hotels down the street and needing USD. Locals are better off changing money elsewhere; save yourself the drive. If you do go to this location, there is underground parking in the building next door. Take the elevator from the parking up to the first floor and follow maps. This office is located in The Tower building. The doors were all locked going back though (unless you know password/have keycard) and we had to walk down the parking ramp through the unlit parking areas to get back to our car. The parking exit has no directions but there is a big 'Open' sign for the attendant booth: $1/30 mins. No charge for staying less than that it seems. You exit onto a side street and can then go towards either Desert Inn (left) or Convention Ctr (right).