The Hotel Of Dreams

The white walls pass by as you walk through this infinite hotel, invoking a sense of nostalgia. Sometimes you can find stairs, but they only lead to more rooms and hallways, with objects residing inside them such as fake fruit, medicine, cleaning agents, and other apparent junk. You find paintings throughout the hotel.

Walking around the hotel, it feels dream-like, with hallways of varying colors. Blue, red, orange, black, and others coat the endless hotel halls. A pungent scent fills the air of the hotel as if it hasn't been cleaned for some time, with a presence, not your own filling the corridors.

You find yourself wondering if there's an exit, as no matter where you search, through various rooms and never-ending floors, an exit never makes itself apparent. Regardless, you feel like you're so close to getting out of this place, as if every turn is going to be the one.

As you turn the next corner, something catches your attention, something that doesn't match the rest of the hotel. The carpet has changed; thinking you might've found something important, you walk closer and closer.

A door with a neon exit sign makes itself apparent, taking the risk, you open the door. What greets you is much different from the hotel, cold, snowy, and dark…

The Hotel Of Dreams was written by IsaacIsa with critique from ZENAJ, MrTripuler, Ferrante, and Wat9032. The images used inside the article are in order: LIMINAL SPACES - LOST IN UNKNOWABLE LONELINESS OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE by RAMCPU

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Walking around the hotel, it feels dream-like, with hallways of varying colors. Blue, red, orange, black, and others coat the endless hotel halls. A pungent scent fills the air of the hotel as if it hasn't been cleaned for some time, with a presence, not your own filling the corridors.

You find yourself wondering if there's an exit, as no matter where you search, through various rooms and never-ending floors, an exit never makes itself apparent. Regardless, you feel like you're so close to getting out of this place, as if every turn is going to be the one.

As you turn the next corner, something catches your attention, something that doesn't match the rest of the hotel. The carpet has changed; thinking you might've found something important, you walk closer and closer.

A door with a neon exit sign makes itself apparent, taking the risk, you open the door. What greets you is much different from the hotel, cold, snowy, and dark…

The Hotel Of Dreams was written by IsaacIsa with critique from ZENAJ, MrTripuler, Ferrante, and Wat9032. The images used inside the article are in order: LIMINAL SPACES - LOST IN UNKNOWABLE LONELINESS OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE by RAMCPU