The Casa Madrid Apartments are an unmarked location within Westside in the Mojave Wasteland in Fallout: New Vegas.
Background[]
This run-down apartment building has been owned by Marco for a few years prior to 2281 and serves wasteland denizens who cannot afford the prices of the New Vegas Strip. Here they get a room and, if they so desire, they have the choice of three prostitutes, courtesy of Pretty Sarah.[1][2]
Layout[]
Situated across the street from Miguel's Pawn Shop, the building is basically a bordello, with the pimping being handled by Pretty Sarah. Mean Sonofabitch can usually be found standing by the door outside. By turning left upon entering the building, the first door on the south wall will be open. This is Dermot's apartment. The next door has an Average lock and belongs to Saint James. These rooms need to be searched for the quest The Coyotes.
Three prostitutes are available for business here, including Sweetie, Jimmy, and Maude. A male Courier can engage the services of all three potential prostitutes inside, but a female Courier can only sleep with Sweetie as Jimmy is homosexual and Maude is "picky" about her clientele.
Inhabitants[]
Notable loot[]
- Dermot's ledger - On the table in Dermot's room. Relevant as a quest item for The Coyotes, so it only appears after speaking with Captain Parker in the Aerotech Office Park.
Related quests[]
Notes[]
- While faint moans and screams of sexual acts can be heard, there are only three prostitutes in the building, and they can all be seen at once.
- The Average-locked door to Saint James' room is not red but will still incur Karma loss unless the key is obtained from Sweetie.
Appearances[]
The Casa Madrid Apartments appear only in Fallout: New Vegas.
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ The Courier: "Is this apartment building yours?"
Marco: "Yep, for a few years now. Guess I should be calling it Casa Marco or something, but I haven't changed the signs. Folks who can't pay their way onto the Strip need a place to stay, too. And when Pretty Sarah set her whores up here, the Casa went full-service."
(Marco's dialogue (Fallout: New Vegas)) - ↑ Fallout: New Vegas Official Game Guide Collector's Edition p.326-327: "[2A.01] Casa Madrid Apartments
The sounds of ecstasy (or more likely, agony) emanate through the walls of this low-rent knocking shop. Step through the dilapidated front doors, and prepare for some offers you can definitely refuse."
(Fallout: New Vegas Official Game Guide Collector's Edition Tour of the Mojave Wasteland)
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