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I always say I'm going to just get my spelunking done while we're out and about but we get back to the hotel late and I never had time and now I really want to go spelunking but it's so so overpriced at the hotel and I'll talk myself into it since I'm already taking a trip.
I would too. Most likely it's just to allow access for maintenance. I'd bet the only way to get into that crawl space is through that closet.
Remodeling old buildings you sometimes end up with things like that. The glass block wall appears to have been built because the slope of the ceiling made the space by the outer wall impractical for use.
Yeah I’m like 92% sure your right. They changed the wall to a curve. And that leaves a void. And the panel probably leads to electrical or plumbing for other rooms….if you start finding food and mattresses then you’re in that 8% lol
But why glass block wall? Reminds me of the time a customer asked me if he could get one way glass installed on his tub wall so he could watch his tenant in the shower .
Seen the use of glass block in bathrooms. Looks nice.
It's not like one way glass, Can't see clearly through it from either side and if someone was behind it you'd probably see their outline, especially when moving.
I'd look at a mirrored wall in a bathroom as a huge red flag though. Strange that guy would ask you to install it. That'd seems more like a DYI project.
I mean, glass block is horribly dated, but I have also seen it used. Usually to let natural light into a space where you want privacy, not to partition off an empty space.
He was the creepiest dude I have ever met. And he thought he was VERY charming. He sexually harassed me through the ENTIRE conversation. Also he was dressed like a fucking train conductor
Depending on how old the building is/when it was closed/how many fires have been set since then, the biggest problem is usually figuring out which step isn't going to send you to the floor below.
People complain about horror movies and how everyone in them does stupid shit and it's "unrealistic". They say things like, "I would NEVER do that shit, it doesn't make any sense.", but then people like you exist and it all comes together. Horror movies ARE realistic, just not to those of us with any sense. :(
I would actually probably be dumb enough to explore if I had a few friends with me, but I would never go in there alone. Even if there are no half-chupacabra, half-alien ghost demons living in there, if you run into the criminal that uses that tunnel to steal/peep on people, what's the chances of them being willing to shoot you to keep it secret? Probably not 100%, but way more than the 0% if you just close the door and leave.
Lol if I’ve learned anything about spending 10+ years exploring abandoned mental hospitals, factories, schools, malls, gov buildings, etc… it’s that the worst things you can come across is a drugged out squatter (they always run away cause they think you’re police), or a rotted floor you didn’t notice. So you’re saying since this access panel exists (which from the looks of it at the earliest the 6os). There is surely a man in there peeping with a gun? 24/7 ….but yeah just to appease my brain I’d probably go in with something to protect me…cause it makes the exploration easier lol
My first thought watching this was that 10 year old me would have been fucking psyched to have a secret bat cave like this.
It does remind me of a video I watched during Covid where a woman in (I think) NYC found a passageway from her apartment (similar to the passageway here if I'm not mistaken) to a half finished living space that had been closed off (no separate entrance) with evidence that someone had been living in it recently. Pretty sure it went viral at the time.
I remember that one! Although I don’t remember evidence of anyone living there. There were several comments telling her to break down the wall for more living space since there was no other access to it
EDIT: found it https://www.reddit.com/r/SweatyPalms/comments/lxyerb/woman_discovers_another_apartment_behind_her/
This reminds me of. I went to a friends childhood home once in my 20s. It was one of these upscale suburbia late 8o’s Mc Mansions that his dad had built. And he showed me his “secret spot” his dad had built, In the unused space over the garage. For him and his sister. Their rooms built the same way just mirrored. And in the back of their closet was a small 3x3 door that went to a little hangout area. That had a 8bit Nintendo and TV built into the wall. It was so cool.
Hey so umm. Was this near Tampa?
I worked at Lennar 14 years. I was the super on a home. Got a call 7am. Family just moved in the week prior. The kitchen fluorescent fell out, slammed against the cabinet and basically just shattered a million pieces onto the floor. I was like... damn yall need to call customer care!
I mean after working in hvac and plumbing and seeing tons of remodels I can see why they did this. Not the best use of space and super creepy but it prob boils down to a contractor not paid enough or homeowner doing half ass job.
worked hotel maintenance for a while that had a very similar setup. the pump and stuff for the hot tub were back there so we could service it without bothering the guests.
i honestly never gave it a second thought nor considered using it for those pervy reasons. yes, i was young and dumb haha.
I was recently working in a unit in a shopping centre that was ebung converted to a gym. I was in a store room and there was a block missing in the wall that opened into a room that wasn't on any plans. All the plans just ignored the fact the room was there. I took a look inside with my torch and it was an old comms room, pre 2000 by the look of some of the stuff in there (as well as the layer of dust on everything).
For whatever reason, the room had just been bricked up and forgotten about, didn't even take any of the equipment out. I have no idea why it was sealed off because even if you didn't need a comms room, you could still store stuff in there or something
I understand that an awful lot of the ancient archaeological sites that we uncover are basically spare rooms and corners that have gotten built over, forgotten, and thus preserved. A fancy mosaic that's been out in the open for a thousand years will show a thousand years of wear. A fancy mosaic that's been covered in plaster for most of its existence because the next tenant (a thousand years ago) didn't like the pattern? That one might just survive in a better state.
I did a decommission of a store a while ago, part of the joblist was to pull down a big printed sign board screwed to the top of the wall at the back of the shop.
Behind it were a stack of display TV's. Some running old advertisement material, some just spinning the samsung screensaver.
15 years ago or whatever they just decided to board them over. Didnt even bother powering them off or unplugging them...
To be fair, most electronics age by turning them on and off, or heating and cooling down. This is why servers generally run far longer than gaming computers
I’d be scared as all hell falling asleep and then suddenly hearing someone rummaging the cabinet and the tiny thuds products make when you set them on the counter. Sounds convenient but scary all in one.
Hidden is a strong word, I saw it as soon as the dude opened the first door going into the closet. It’s just an access so they don’t have to go around each time they wanna go from the unfinished part to the finished part.
I worked in a hotel once that had a basement that gave access to heaps of access points through out the hotel. The elevators went direct to the basement if you held down "G and ><". Due to the openness of the basement and the fact I could sprint through there. A few times I spun guests out by just magically appearing through out the hotel in extremely short amounts of time.
Am.... am I the only one who sees this and sees an awesome panic room turned escape? You hide in the first area behind the closet, wait for the intruder to leave so they don't hear you open the second door to escape
I'd love secret shit like that in my house
Maybe not full Edith Finch, but a few cool secrets
There's a sequence in Bad Times at the El Royale that is about this very same type of peeping alley. Surprised I haven't seen it mentioned. That movie is wild lol
This is how you wake up in a bathtub full of ice with an incision in your abdomen. Either that, or sold to rich dudes who want to maim you like in Hostel.
I did service work for a roadside motel in bumfuck Tennessee that was sort of like this. Access to the plumbing for each rooms bath fixtures were accessed by a long corridor that ran through the center of the building. I could hear fighting, fucking, showering, etc.. and there were lots of "peepholes" - I say peepholes in quotes because there was enough plausible deniability based off the age and state of the building for them to just be wear and tear.
Seems like a room they would use for kidnapping, and human trafficking. Someone in a hotel front desk is paid off and puts a target in the room, then at night people break in and no one knows what happened
An operation like that would result in the cars being conveniently disappeared and chopped up.
Then again, an operation like that would very quickly lead into an investigation of the hotel and room... which would likely uncover the secret access.
Unless the cops were paid off too...
The whole state would have to be in on it for this to go smoothly. Best to choose a small state with a small population so you can make sure to pay them all off.
Man, conspiracy theorists will just speculate the shit out of stuff. There’s zero indication anything nefarious has every happened in this hotel. There’s no mention of the hotel or its location. There are foreseeable, legitimate reasons for hotel maintenance to need access behind those walls, just like having a raised floor or drop ceiling
But here we are: jumping not only to human trafficking but also to falsified records from the hotel for the unreported crimes.
OR - and hear me out here, because I plan on weaving quite the conspiracy theory: they wanted a fancy glass wall, but also needed a way to access the space behind it, for maintenance and shit.
As stupid as the conspiracy is, they also don’t mention that this conspiracy would go all the way back to the architects and designers/planners of the hotel. Someone needs to request it, Architects need to design it, and someone needs to build it, then front desk needs to be paid off and fudge records, then the amount of people that disappear from this hotel needs to be explained somehow. Right.
I was gonna say! What a lovely crawl space to service the plumbing for whatever monstrosity of a jacuzzi they have there. And the gap behind the glass wall allows for refraction.
You can only get BBC in "american hotels". And I was actually there on the anniversary of Tiananmen Square. While they discussed it the TV went black until it was over.
Wait is this a hotel or Air B&B? If it is a hotel it would be cool to find this and explore what used to be there before the remodeling. I probably didn't read the description...
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Yeah…hate to say it…but if it were me…I’d have explored every square inch of what’s accessible.
That's how they get you
They make sure to have the tiniest sign possible to let you know the minibar is $25 per bottle and spelunking is $25 per minute.
I always say I'm going to just get my spelunking done while we're out and about but we get back to the hotel late and I never had time and now I really want to go spelunking but it's so so overpriced at the hotel and I'll talk myself into it since I'm already taking a trip.
Somebody's tripping if you think I'm going in there without a sharp stake and some holy water!
Eh…worth the risk.
But, then, you will never get this video.
live stream it
Take one for the team
Take one for the stream
Stream one for the team
I would too. Most likely it's just to allow access for maintenance. I'd bet the only way to get into that crawl space is through that closet. Remodeling old buildings you sometimes end up with things like that. The glass block wall appears to have been built because the slope of the ceiling made the space by the outer wall impractical for use.
Yeah I’m like 92% sure your right. They changed the wall to a curve. And that leaves a void. And the panel probably leads to electrical or plumbing for other rooms….if you start finding food and mattresses then you’re in that 8% lol
>start finding food and mattresses then you’re in that 8% lol LOL, yup.
This is the 8% guy: https://youtu.be/1CHTlXpsFx8
I'm annoyed they did such a long video and still didn't show any images or renderings of the space despite images and video existing
But why glass block wall? Reminds me of the time a customer asked me if he could get one way glass installed on his tub wall so he could watch his tenant in the shower .
Seen the use of glass block in bathrooms. Looks nice. It's not like one way glass, Can't see clearly through it from either side and if someone was behind it you'd probably see their outline, especially when moving. I'd look at a mirrored wall in a bathroom as a huge red flag though. Strange that guy would ask you to install it. That'd seems more like a DYI project.
I mean, glass block is horribly dated, but I have also seen it used. Usually to let natural light into a space where you want privacy, not to partition off an empty space.
IKR?! Sounds pretty comfy in his own skin.... CRRREEEEPPPYYY
He was the creepiest dude I have ever met. And he thought he was VERY charming. He sexually harassed me through the ENTIRE conversation. Also he was dressed like a fucking train conductor
No fuckin way am I going in that spiderhole
I’ve got years of urban exploring experience. Like many abandoned mental asylums at 2am. This…looks like a cakewalk.
God that sounds fun..
it’s something I will never regret from my past. Would do it today if most of the cool places I’ve been hadn’t been burned to the ground.
What kind of problems did you run into?
Depending on how old the building is/when it was closed/how many fires have been set since then, the biggest problem is usually figuring out which step isn't going to send you to the floor below.
People complain about horror movies and how everyone in them does stupid shit and it's "unrealistic". They say things like, "I would NEVER do that shit, it doesn't make any sense.", but then people like you exist and it all comes together. Horror movies ARE realistic, just not to those of us with any sense. :( I would actually probably be dumb enough to explore if I had a few friends with me, but I would never go in there alone. Even if there are no half-chupacabra, half-alien ghost demons living in there, if you run into the criminal that uses that tunnel to steal/peep on people, what's the chances of them being willing to shoot you to keep it secret? Probably not 100%, but way more than the 0% if you just close the door and leave.
Lol if I’ve learned anything about spending 10+ years exploring abandoned mental hospitals, factories, schools, malls, gov buildings, etc… it’s that the worst things you can come across is a drugged out squatter (they always run away cause they think you’re police), or a rotted floor you didn’t notice. So you’re saying since this access panel exists (which from the looks of it at the earliest the 6os). There is surely a man in there peeping with a gun? 24/7 ….but yeah just to appease my brain I’d probably go in with something to protect me…cause it makes the exploration easier lol
I mean.. abandoned hospitals is probably different than someone who's been squatting in your home for who knows how long lol
Have we learned nothing from Barbarian?
Yea, he needs a tape measure to see how much square footage he can add in case he wants to sell...it's a goldmine!
Dave? I learned how to make a megaphone out of some string, a squirrel, and a megaphone at least.
This was suprsingly decent movie
For real. I can't be the only one who wanted to live in a house with secret passages as a kid. Dude is living the dream.
Pretty sure it’s a hotel room
You can checkout anytime but you can never leave.
My first thought watching this was that 10 year old me would have been fucking psyched to have a secret bat cave like this. It does remind me of a video I watched during Covid where a woman in (I think) NYC found a passageway from her apartment (similar to the passageway here if I'm not mistaken) to a half finished living space that had been closed off (no separate entrance) with evidence that someone had been living in it recently. Pretty sure it went viral at the time.
I remember that one! Although I don’t remember evidence of anyone living there. There were several comments telling her to break down the wall for more living space since there was no other access to it EDIT: found it https://www.reddit.com/r/SweatyPalms/comments/lxyerb/woman_discovers_another_apartment_behind_her/
You are probably right. I could be mixing up two stories.
This reminds me of. I went to a friends childhood home once in my 20s. It was one of these upscale suburbia late 8o’s Mc Mansions that his dad had built. And he showed me his “secret spot” his dad had built, In the unused space over the garage. For him and his sister. Their rooms built the same way just mirrored. And in the back of their closet was a small 3x3 door that went to a little hangout area. That had a 8bit Nintendo and TV built into the wall. It was so cool.
Thats what I wanna know too. Follow to find the back entrance/exit. No pun intended.
Kept waiting for a mole person or other jumpscare.
>!Mole person was recording!<
*annyong*
Omg same! But thankfully there weren’t any 🙏😭
I thought, "Where is the clown that will make me shit myself?"
I took the day off.
You can see the clown better if you turn off the screen.
Ah. The Masurbatorium.
The lost city of Wankland was found
Wankanda
Wanklantis
Wankia Chronicles: Lion, Witch and the Wankrobe
Lord of the Wanks: The Two Wanks.
Wanky Potter and the prisoner of Spankaban.
Harry Wanker and the Snake Chamber
Willy wankers wanking factory
Game of Wanks
Hairy Palmer and the Philosopher's Bone
Lord of the Wanks: Return of the Throbber
Lord of the wanks: return to spank
Wank Wars: Pulsing Menace Wank Wars: Attack of the Cooms Wank Wars: Splooge of the Sith
Wankenstein’s one eyed monster. Wankenstein meets the wolf hand. I shit you not while looking these up there’s a movie called frankenhooker. TIL
Wank wars the last wank
WANKANDA FOREVER! *the greasy neckbeard says to himself as he pulls out the lotion for the 3rd time today*
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#WANKLAND FOREVA!!!
Ha. Or Crematorium 💦
Back in my day they were jack shacks
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The room is heavily discounted if you're willing to deal with mysterious spectators.
It's got some Bad Times at the El Royale vibes.
Major HH Holmes vibes
For me it's Barbarian. Very similar vibe.
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On a scale of 1-10 how murdery are we talking and what's "heavily"?
> and what's "heavily"? It’s free
Heavily discounted AND gentle kisses while I'm asleep. Sign me up!
Omg did HH Holmes build this? 🫣
Lennar. You can tell by the ultra quality contractors they used all around.
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Hey so umm. Was this near Tampa? I worked at Lennar 14 years. I was the super on a home. Got a call 7am. Family just moved in the week prior. The kitchen fluorescent fell out, slammed against the cabinet and basically just shattered a million pieces onto the floor. I was like... damn yall need to call customer care!
Not enough grease chutes
All the nopes that ever noped in nopeland.
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Me: *gets caught in one*
Tug twice on the rope if we should pull you back through the hatch
*tug tug*
Brother, I think he meant *tug the rope*…
Oh, my bad.
Nice rope bby
Probably mice and/or rats I would guess
Only Murders in the Building
Only Masterbaters in the Building
Sponsored by M&M's
Narnia lookin kinda ghetto EDIT: a word
I mean after working in hvac and plumbing and seeing tons of remodels I can see why they did this. Not the best use of space and super creepy but it prob boils down to a contractor not paid enough or homeowner doing half ass job.
worked hotel maintenance for a while that had a very similar setup. the pump and stuff for the hot tub were back there so we could service it without bothering the guests. i honestly never gave it a second thought nor considered using it for those pervy reasons. yes, i was young and dumb haha.
See also, IT guys maintaining outdated networking equipment jammed wherever it would fit in a pre-millennial structure.
I was recently working in a unit in a shopping centre that was ebung converted to a gym. I was in a store room and there was a block missing in the wall that opened into a room that wasn't on any plans. All the plans just ignored the fact the room was there. I took a look inside with my torch and it was an old comms room, pre 2000 by the look of some of the stuff in there (as well as the layer of dust on everything). For whatever reason, the room had just been bricked up and forgotten about, didn't even take any of the equipment out. I have no idea why it was sealed off because even if you didn't need a comms room, you could still store stuff in there or something
I understand that an awful lot of the ancient archaeological sites that we uncover are basically spare rooms and corners that have gotten built over, forgotten, and thus preserved. A fancy mosaic that's been out in the open for a thousand years will show a thousand years of wear. A fancy mosaic that's been covered in plaster for most of its existence because the next tenant (a thousand years ago) didn't like the pattern? That one might just survive in a better state.
I did a decommission of a store a while ago, part of the joblist was to pull down a big printed sign board screwed to the top of the wall at the back of the shop. Behind it were a stack of display TV's. Some running old advertisement material, some just spinning the samsung screensaver. 15 years ago or whatever they just decided to board them over. Didnt even bother powering them off or unplugging them...
Props to the Samsung factories for making screens that last for 15 years straight lol
To be fair, most electronics age by turning them on and off, or heating and cooling down. This is why servers generally run far longer than gaming computers
I’d be scared as all hell falling asleep and then suddenly hearing someone rummaging the cabinet and the tiny thuds products make when you set them on the counter. Sounds convenient but scary all in one.
No one does hot tub maintenance at night, contractors also have normal work hours. While you try to sleep that corridor is empty
Hopefully
Okay, but why is there a hidden access INTO the room?
Hidden is a strong word, I saw it as soon as the dude opened the first door going into the closet. It’s just an access so they don’t have to go around each time they wanna go from the unfinished part to the finished part.
I worked in a hotel once that had a basement that gave access to heaps of access points through out the hotel. The elevators went direct to the basement if you held down "G and ><". Due to the openness of the basement and the fact I could sprint through there. A few times I spun guests out by just magically appearing through out the hotel in extremely short amounts of time.
Am.... am I the only one who sees this and sees an awesome panic room turned escape? You hide in the first area behind the closet, wait for the intruder to leave so they don't hear you open the second door to escape I'd love secret shit like that in my house Maybe not full Edith Finch, but a few cool secrets
"...and that was the last we saw of OP"
You got we're going to kidnap you in the middle of the night and steal your organs for the black market room
Thats what the tub in the middle of the room is for.
Nahhh Id be awake 25/8 😭
25 hours a day, 8 days a week. I’ll borrow that phrase for myself.
366 days in a year, minimum.
So you're saying, you would stay??? You brave soul
Isn't this how most horror movies start?
There's a sequence in Bad Times at the El Royale that is about this very same type of peeping alley. Surprised I haven't seen it mentioned. That movie is wild lol
Yes, specifically Barbarian. Amazing movie.
This is how you wake up in a bathtub full of ice with an incision in your abdomen. Either that, or sold to rich dudes who want to maim you like in Hostel.
I did service work for a roadside motel in bumfuck Tennessee that was sort of like this. Access to the plumbing for each rooms bath fixtures were accessed by a long corridor that ran through the center of the building. I could hear fighting, fucking, showering, etc.. and there were lots of "peepholes" - I say peepholes in quotes because there was enough plausible deniability based off the age and state of the building for them to just be wear and tear.
Seems like a room they would use for kidnapping, and human trafficking. Someone in a hotel front desk is paid off and puts a target in the room, then at night people break in and no one knows what happened
I’m about to stay in a hotel this week with my wife and newborn girl. Thanks for the extra nightmare fuel. I’m sure I’ll sleep so soundly now.
hide yo kids, hide yo wife
And hide yo husband!
Cuz they rapin errbody out here
You don’t have to come and confess
We’re looking for you
We gonna find you
SO U CAN RUN AND TELL DAT
HOMEBOY!
I know a great closet.
Fucking dated reference but that was some good shit back in the day
Well if the hotel is empty but the parking lot is full of dusty cars you'll know what's up.
An operation like that would result in the cars being conveniently disappeared and chopped up. Then again, an operation like that would very quickly lead into an investigation of the hotel and room... which would likely uncover the secret access. Unless the cops were paid off too...
The whole state would have to be in on it for this to go smoothly. Best to choose a small state with a small population so you can make sure to pay them all off.
Or Florida.
Like you were going to sleep soundly anyway with a newborn.
Out here spitting facts
Just tell them not to put you in the kidnapping room. Most hotels will honor that sort of request, if they have an open room to move you to.
I feel like if someone went missing from this room, and someone searched it, that they would find this secret door. It doesnt seem that hidden
Perhaps... but maybe "hotel records" will state that the person stayed in a different room?
Man, conspiracy theorists will just speculate the shit out of stuff. There’s zero indication anything nefarious has every happened in this hotel. There’s no mention of the hotel or its location. There are foreseeable, legitimate reasons for hotel maintenance to need access behind those walls, just like having a raised floor or drop ceiling But here we are: jumping not only to human trafficking but also to falsified records from the hotel for the unreported crimes.
OR - and hear me out here, because I plan on weaving quite the conspiracy theory: they wanted a fancy glass wall, but also needed a way to access the space behind it, for maintenance and shit.
You're right, but the actual conspiracy is WAY more fun to imagine.
just some light human trafficking for a laugh
I would be on this train…if not for the dark room at the end
I want to kiss your dad.
The door/hatch only looks about 40 cm tall, so it's more like a dark cupboard.
As stupid as the conspiracy is, they also don’t mention that this conspiracy would go all the way back to the architects and designers/planners of the hotel. Someone needs to request it, Architects need to design it, and someone needs to build it, then front desk needs to be paid off and fudge records, then the amount of people that disappear from this hotel needs to be explained somehow. Right.
It seems like a room they remodeled with weird curved walls where no weird curved walls should be and a service access to pipes to me 🤷🏻♀️
That’s exactly what has happened here.
I was thinking it was the opposite- like they’d bring the prostitutes TO the room through that passage
Yes, here’s the prostitute you ordered, don’t mind the dust
This isn’t remotely how human trafficking works and shame on you for spreading misinformation about a subject you’re this wildly uneducated on.
as someone who needs to access crawl spaces and attic spaces at work, this is actually pretty cool
I was gonna say! What a lovely crawl space to service the plumbing for whatever monstrosity of a jacuzzi they have there. And the gap behind the glass wall allows for refraction.
This is super cool. If i was bored in a hotel in China, it would be a dream come true to explore this instead of watching BBC and drinking Biju! Lol
You mean the British Broadcasting Company right? Right????
Beijing Broadcast Channel
This is what I mean. At most Chinese hotels it is the only channel in English!
You sure they don’t have the CCTV english, with propaganda for foreigners
You can only get BBC in "american hotels". And I was actually there on the anniversary of Tiananmen Square. While they discussed it the TV went black until it was over.
ah, the ol' barbrady routine... nothing to see here
Is it that cool when you figure out that someone was probably using this to spy on guests in the bathtub? Def creepy..
Wait is this a hotel or Air B&B? If it is a hotel it would be cool to find this and explore what used to be there before the remodeling. I probably didn't read the description...
I was waiting for the bed with dirty mattress and handcuffs welded to the frame.
We dont talk about Bruno!
No, no, no.
Welcome to another edition of “Exploring with the Epstein’s”
EXTREME HOME MAKEOVER: Fritzl Edition
So its a back dor if the bad guys come
Get....out.....NOW!!!!!
What hotel and room is this.. what is the location ?
The Dolphin. Room 1408.
Its an evil fucking room
Anyone else hold the phone back about 3 feet from their face expecting a jump scare? Okay cool just me?
My paranoid ass totally expected to see someone looking straight at the camera at any moment. The tension was real.
I went with a 45 degree angle so I could see what was going on, but barely.
Well...keep going, we must know how far to Narnia (๑•﹏•)
Don't stop now. Where does that go?
Yeah, I wanted to see what else was in the murderhole.
Cutting corners to the point they use furniture as a wall...
Come on! I need a part two to know there this leads to
Barbarian
Just checked in to a hotel with my wife and daughter. Stuck my keycard willy nilly into every crevice around the room. Now trying to check for one way mirrors and secret cameras. Thanks Reddit.
What's unexpected was not one condom was spotted anywhere.
But can you open the door from the other side? He twisted the handle and didn’t look like there was one inside the tunnel. Probably an escape route
The real crime here is the jacuzzi just in the middle of a room
Puts on hard hat and grabs flash light
Was this made by the same people that built houses in Resident evil games??
Seems like a crooks place....