Why do many people go to sleep to haunted hostels?

Why do many people go to sleep to haunted hostels?

Why don't they close their doors by a lack of customers?

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Stayed there a few years ago, not so long after the Lam incident. Place is legit fucked up dude.

Haunted by whom? Ghosts?

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>haunted

No such thing

Why did you sleep there?

If I learn an hostel is haunted, I don't go there.

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I don't know man. I got there with skepticism, but the entire hotel has a really fucked up vibe. Like you would be happy and fine, walking around the city, and as soon as you get into the hotel, the mood seems to change, to a dark, sad mood. Just a general uneasy feeling. It was also the kind of place, where you feel like someone is watching you, with that paranoid "turn around" kind of feeling.

took any pictures while you stayed there?

I stayed there in the summer, and despite the weather being quite hot, my room always seemed to be icy cold. I never got a very good sleep, and was always tossing and turning, with bizzare, surreal nightmares

No, the interior was quite unremarkable, and would stand in for any middle ground hotel. It was the weird feelings that made it creepy

Probably because not enough people care about some paranormal bs to not save money by staying there

It's weird and scary. I don't know why this hostel works and didn't close its doors. It has 700 rooms, it's a rather big hostel, I don't know why so many people sleep in this hostel.

How does the staff do to work in an haunted hostel?

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What do you think goes on there? What do you think happened to her?

I wouldn't even be able to guess. I will say that in some of the hallways especially, you really get that creepy, feeling that someone is standing behind you/watching you, of following you. Especially when you're alone. Really makes your skin crawl. Again walking into the lobby was like opening a pre-heated oven, and feeling the intense heat on your face. As soon as you stepped over the threshold, you just felt saddness/agitation

>a few death in 90 years inside an hotel with hundred of rooms is something exceptional

wait did you know that hotel was "haunted" before you stayed there? if you knew it had a reputation of being haunted, dont you think it was just your mind playing games with you?

I still remain a skeptic to the paranormal, but in all fairness, I travel a lot for work, and have never stayed in a hotel with anything like the vibes the Cecil had

What do you think about the theory that ultra low frequency vibrations in older buildings are responsible for ghost sightings and other paranormal activities?

I would probably feel uncomfortable as well even if I don't believe in ghosts, only knowing people died there

Could be. One of the creepier things I noticed was when I was leaving the hotel, to get dinner, and got a phone call. I just stopped on the sidewalk, and took the call. I noticed that as people walking their dogs got close to the hotel, the dogs would start to whimper, or growl, towards the building, while resisting continuing forwards, and the owner would often have to tug them on the leash to get them closer. This happened with a few different dogs over the course of my phone call.

Keep in mind that people die everywhere. Especially in an area as dense, and old as France. I would bet in most French cities, it would be hard to find a building that someone hasn't died in

Because rich capitalistic countries expolit the whole world and most people don't have money for a proper housing, especially if they save money for years to visit a fucking "western-european-city-name" to feel like a human at least once in their life.