Klaus ferries our hapless heroes through The Edge, drawing their attention to various landmarks as they pass first through Sunken Bario, then skirt Justice and Four Points, finally arriving in the Plaza of Flowers itself.<br/><br/>The Plaza of Flowers is a roundabout centered on a raised platform with an abstract sculpture of twisted, rusting metal on it.  This seems to serve as sort of a centerpiece for all manner of street performers, fortune tellers, artists, sideshow performers, and the like.  Right now, for example, there's a well-tattooed young woman doing a strip tease in broad daylight to the hip-hop blaring from her portable CD player.  And it's still early--you can only imagine how this place is going to look tonight!<br/><br/>Klaus drops you all off just outside the lobby of Bienvenidos and collects the tab: fifty bucks.  Steep?  Yes.  But then you just got chauffeured from the airport in a stretch limo.  How often do you get to do that?<br/><br/>Bienvenidos is a large hotel right on the Plaza of Flowers, and it looks decent enough.  The clerk, a gentleman who looks suspiciously like a Greek version of John Cleese, gives you all an oily smile.<br/><br/>"Ahhh, good afternoon, my friends!  Looking for a room?  Excellent.  By the hour, day, or week?"