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This is the surveillance video which recorded her last seen. This is the perfect place to stay before you head out for an island stay, or by simply basing yourself here you can easily go out on as many day trips as you want Rooms here range from standard hotel-style rooms with king beds or two queens, up to two-bedroom suites.

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The Cecil hotel is locally known as LA’s Murder hotel a place where people went to commit suicide mid-20th century, serial killers lived ($14 a night for Richard Ramirez, people!), and now the unsettling, unresolved, exorcism-like story of Elisa Lam who was last seen behaving disturbingly peculiar on the elevator, Feb 2013. Los Angeles Convention Center is set within an easy walking distance to this hotel. Serving a wide range of dishes, Spring Street Bar and Meatzilla can be reached within 5 minutes’ walk. To sum it up: Stay on Main IS the Cecil Hotel with hip, modern, Scandinavian decor. Set in the Downtown Los Angeles district, Stay On Main is also close to The Broad Contemporary Art Museum.

After killing at least three sex workers during his brief stay at Hotel. As the site of so much promise and later, tragedy, it. At the time, Main Street was the citys heartbeat, and close by the hotel were. They have separate front desks during the day, but all SOM guests deal with Cecil’s front desk staff after 7pm because they share the same building.Īlso, there are no access to rooms from the SOM entrance and portals to all SOM rooms are through the Cecil stairwell and elevators. If you're a true crime enthusiast, you've heard of it, though you may recognize it by its new name 'Stay on Main' (more on that in a minute). You read that right: her dead body had contaminated the water.įirst of all, I clarify that the Stay on Main is indeed the same as the Cecil Hotel. Once again, I reiterate that Stay on Main is The Cecil Hotels twin cleverly dressed in blue flowers and orange polka dots. The bone-chilling thriller came 6 months later when I discovered this article involving a mysterious death case at the Cecil Hotel where a 21 year-old female tourist was found dead in the water tank after guests complained of odd-tasting water and low water pressure.

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