Inside The Cecil Hotel | The Deadliest Hotel in Los Angeles

In this video we explore the legendary HAUNTED Cecil Hotel !

Elton - TFIL

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Brandon -

Corbin -

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[danielaurista]

The night stalker visited my grandparents house, he came hungry and asked for food so my grandparents served him a meal. Luckily nothing bad happened to them. I just saw the documentary of him on Netflix, and my grandparents still remember him till this very day. Crazy guy.

[GhostlyEcheveria]

I stayed in this hotel in 2008. I didn't know anything about the history until years later when Elisa went missing. It was the only place in LA you could stay for $40 a night. Even with no knowledge of the history, the hotel was definitely creepy. I also experienced my first earthquake on the 11th floor of the Cecil, too. I'm glad I was able to experience such a strange piece of Los Angeles history.

[Gamers-xibl]

The sad part is is the lobby is huge and gorgeous but the rooms don't do the lobby justice

[annusharma]

Omg the jumpscare Brandon, Corey and Corbin gave me

Man my heart came out

[fannigulyas]

Ew imagine drinking tap water and later realize that it tasted different because there was somebody decomposed in it🥴

[melaniem]

Not gonna lie, the fact that people were showering, brushing their teeth and drinking the water coming from where Elisa's body was floating/decaying really just always gives me the creeps. I just can't shake it. Also, my theory is she was either being followed or she had serious mental health issues and felt like she was and was having a psychotic break. I'm leaning more towards possible undiagnosed mental issues because no one was ever seen around her at all. She just appeared to be hiding, paranoid and talking to someone but we never see anyone else ever around her. I think she went to the roof, opened the water tank for whatever reason (but I really don't feel like it wasn't to kill herself because morbidly speaking, there were way easier options in that sketchy building, including the height of it - if she wanted to do that) and I really think she fell in and just couldn't get back out. Either way, very sad. Also, someone visited the Cecil after just to see how one would take the same steps she did and that roof latch that Corbin said was locked, was actually unlocked when the person exploring just randomly happened to find it so that just shows that the night she died, they might not have locked it. Obviously they aren't going to admit negligence on their part as a hotel of leaving it open, but it is a possibility.

[coginc]

I stayed in this hotel in 2016 and it was a wild experience. Being there for a week because it was so cheap, I always felt this unsteady atmosphere. I literally had no idea and wasn’t aware of the history.

[jillmondt]

For those who do not know: Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s ingenious creation, American Horror Story: season 5, was inspired by the Cecil Hotel. The series was aptly, yet simply named Hotel. If you had not seen this season I recommend you do.

[lovikatty]

Me as a ghost: nah, this hotel is too scary for me.

[yourparanormal]

4:56 That poor security guard has probably heard and seen all kinds of crazy things!

[dizza]

You went from a firm non-believer to someone who believes in portals and ghosts. It would be really cool if you could do a video talking about it, and a recap on all your experiences that made you start to believe in these things!

[breannacochrane]

Y’all are so kind to each other when you talk it’s so refreshing

[jenniferaguiar]

Nothing better when Tfil and Exploring with JOSH collabs

[kennedicable]

I love how you actually took your time and showed us everything. Other people just run through the hotel

[Fionaohc]

this hotel ( the lobby and stuff) is so beautiful unbelievable that the cruelest things happened in there

[outdooradventures]

Literally the first rule of the elevator game (go alone)- josh “hey you 4 guys wanna play too”

[nikkivic]

Anyone else get scared when the boys jumped out? Oh man my heart LOL

[Buttxrflyfly]

I remember when I was little I went to some haunted hotels and stuff was scary in them!
1. There were creepy noises
2. Heard glass breaking but nobody was there
3. The elevators have weird flickering
4. I hear voices
5. People aren’t outside there room a lot and most people aren’t in the hotels. So we felt like we were alone

[ButtersTheBean]

Just looking at that ladder gave me anxiety.