Ancient hotels in America and mysterious deaths 4
Hotels that have existed for centuries have many stories that arouse curiosity, sometimes making listeners afraid.
Cecil Hotel, Los Angeles
Built in 1927, the Cecil Hotel is said to be the favorite resting place of two serial killers: Richard Ramirez, who took the lives of 13 women, and Jack Unterweger, who murdered 3 women right in his room.
Most recently, a Canadian female tourist, Elisa Lam, was found in a hotel water tank after complaining about black water flowing from the shower faucet.
Chilling stories in the hotel
The victim’s incomprehensible actions.
Police found a video of her hiding in the elevator and acting strangely before disappearing.
Manor House, Colorado
Gerald Foos is the owner of the Manor House Hotel in Colorado.
Chateau Marmont, Los Angeles
Chateau Marmont was Los Angeles’ first earthquake-proof mansion, then converted into a hotel in 1930. This is a favorite stop of stars like Lindsay Lohan or Britney Spears, but is also `scandalous` because of its association
Chateau Marmont located on Sunset Boulevard, LA is said to be a celebrity haunt.
F. Scott Fitzgerald, author of the best-selling novel The Great Gatsby, died of a heart attack, comedian John Belushi was killed by a football pitch, German photographer Helmut Newton died in a car accident..
Provincial Hotel, New Orleans
Guests often hear objects bouncing at the Provincial Hotel at night.
Located east of Bourbon Street in New Orleans, the Provincial Hotel is famous for its timeless buildings.
Chelsea Hotel, New York
Chelsea Hotel is the place that inspired many artists such as Bob Dylan, Arthur Miller, Joni Mitchell, Mark Twain… Photo: AFP.
Built in 1883, Chelsea Hotel is an ideal destination for artists and the wealthy.
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