“ you see the hotel’s VACANCY sign after what feels like an eternity of driving through farmland and over dirt roads. everyone warned you that the midwest was a long stretch of same after same after same but you’re pretty sure that you saw the same exact barn at least three times and you wonder if you’re tired or if there’s something else going on.
the front desk clerk looks at you with pity as you check in. something in his gaze says he’s seen things, says turn back and dont stay here. but instead he gives you a smile thats too fake when he hands you your keycard.
on your way to your room another guest stops you to talk. she doesnt remember when she checked in, doesnt know how long she’s been here. but she knows enough to warn you against the shadows in your room.
you hear your neighbors tv through his cracked door. talk of an apocalypse. was that this town? you could have sworn you were in the next state over.
how many nights did you pay for again? you’ve already forgotten. ”
set in [UNDISCLOSED] in the midwest, the hotel is full of ( interesting ) guests. most can’t remember when they arrived or when they’re supposed to leave. some know very well why they’re checked in.
from shadow people to wayward travelers, the hotel has come to accommodate quite a range of characters. with a primarily horror based plot, hotel guests will find themselves facing an array of situations.
guests of the hotel are encouraged to:
enjoy a swim in the indoor pool but please try not to get eaten by … well, you’ll know it when you see it.
use the hotel’s free wifi, just don’t log into the mystery chat that tends to pop up on guests screens. we’ve had a few complaints that afterwards, guests start to feel watched by something otherworldly.
take a stroll on the beautiful grounds! excuse the screams coming from beyond the treeline, there are beasts out there we can’t protect you from.
eat our free breakfast, and don’t listen to the old woman in the corner mumbling about hallucinations after eating or sedatives in the pancakes. nobody has ever been able to prove we’ve been feeding our guests to interdimensional monsters after all.
enjoy each other’s company! except the guest in room 117, they’ve been here a while, don’t trust what they tell you.
if you have any issues, please contact the font desk clerk! thank you.
rules and group members under the cut.