Addison Cassel posted a video to TikTok showing the door and what was beneath
site explaining that she noticed a"cut out in the floor" of her hotel room while sitting on her bed. She was able to open it and found some sort of crawl space underneath the room., which appears to pass underneath the wall of the room and pass into the other hotel rooms.
Cassel explained that she was staying in a small, one-story hotel and would only say that it wasn’t part of a major chain. According to her, the hotel was rated two stars on Yelp.After leaving the hotel, she called the front desk to enquire about the purpose of the crawl space and entrance into the middle of the room. According to her, the woman at the front desk was rude and asked why she would want to know. The woman then claimed that the space was for pipes.
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