satanic sex den wonder who that guy is on the pic

Wow! ... Reminds me of " criminal minds " t.v Show. Um....or some swingers only room?

It would be cool if you could tell us on ATS what it is about... rather than just a link and no info.

Room 322?

Remiinds me of an old early 70's TV show.

Oops, never mind. Missed it by a hundred.

Had to look it up:

Zaza definition

plenty, a descendant of Judah (1 Chr. 2:33).

Apparently the room is very goth, the bed is attached to the walls with chains. But I can't find a pic. Supposedly 322 has some significant skull and bones meaning.

Well i've just read about half of the text reviews for the hotel on their website, and it seems that it is definitely geared towards the adult client.

Lots of texts talking about the half naked pics all over the walls, i'm betting this room is just one of their S&M rooms if you feel like taking the romantic getaway to another level.

The reviews reek of corporate getaways, somewhere for business people to unwind and lots of praise for the romantic weekend types.



CX.

Creepy :

I wonder if that Walgreens ad is an in house cable ad or national commercial? I bet some ad exec is hating life about now. LoL!

Looks like a typical theme room to me. Ive always loved themed rooms ever since we went to one years ago.. so I have sought them out when we plan vacations. Ive been in pirate ship theme rooms to a dungeon to a bordello room. Nothing nefarious, just fun
Clever way to generate interest in their little dinky room though, eh?? Ohhh that wasnt supposed to be rented.. yea right.

It's normal until the floor is bare concrete, and there is a framed picture of Jay Comeaux on the wall. Don't forget the room # is 322 and the clerk specifically said they don't rent that room out.

Idk if it is Jay comeaux, looks like him.

so the hotel wasn't really "full" then?

They say the hotel was booked solid and his friend managed to score this room, but then when they asked about it at the front counter the room they got wasn't actually suppose to be rented out, so they moved them to a different room? What another room that magically became available in this "booked solid" hotel?

Something doesn't feel right here

The PR spokeswoman's "explanation" that this is a typical room just doesn't smell right to me. Seems like spin to me.... The following points just don't sit right:

1. The "Hard Times" room is not listed or marketed on the hotel's website.
2. No carpet. They are trying to say this is all part of the theme of the room, but I don't buy it. At the very least, the floor wouldn't look like that. I'd buy "we were replacing the carpet and that's why the room shouldn't have been rented" before I'd buy the story that it was SUPPOSED to look like that.
3. Lamp is actually in front of the television. Again, from a high priced hotel, I don't believe this is how they would normally rent a room to a guest.
4. The picture of the Stanford Financial Exec. Something tells me that they don't have some stray picture of a 3rd party company executive anywhere else in any other room in the hotel. Just a hunch....
5. ETA - the mirror is actually "embedded" into the wall. I would bet that is a two-way mirror.

I'm not saying this room was used for anything nefarious. We certainly don't have enough information to make that kind of a speculative jump. But I don't believe it was intended to look like it does or be rented like this....

Originally posted by CIAGypsy
The PR spokeswoman's "explanation" that this is a typical room just doesn't smell right to me. Seems like spin to me.... The following points just don't sit right:

1. The "Hard Times" room is not listed or marketed on the hotel's website.
2. No carpet. They are trying to say this is all part of the theme of the room, but I don't buy it. At the very least, the floor wouldn't look like that. I'd buy "we were replacing the carpet and that's why the room shouldn't have been rented" before I'd buy the story that it was SUPPOSED to look like that.
3. Lamp is actually in front of the television. Again, from a high priced hotel, I don't believe this is how they would normally rent a room to a guest.
4. The picture of the Stanford Financial Exec. Something tells me that they don't have some stray picture of a 3rd party company executive anywhere else in any other room in the hotel. Just a hunch....
5. ETA - the mirror is actually "embedded" into the wall. I would bet that is a two-way mirror.

I'm not saying this room was used for anything nefarious. We certainly don't have enough information to make that kind of a speculative jump. But I don't believe it was intended to look like it does or be rented like this....

edit on 18-2-2013 by CIAGypsy because: (no reason given)

#2... that just makes the clean up of spilled.. erm... coffee all that much easier

BTW, look up the Stanford exec.

I like that brick wall,its stylish,reminds me of a loft.The skull pic would'nt faze me either,i like skeleton and skull imagery.The other portraits not so much.I would say,the impression i get is that this room is reserved for a specific guest,who pays to have it kept this way.If the guy is a friend of the owner(s) it propably won't be a problem to have the privilege of your own "customised" room,especially if such a guest is willing to pay the cost.Maybe its reserved for members of a certain club or group,secret or not.Like a company apartment,where they house employees new to the city,eg? It has a certain "homey" vibe,like its meant to be a "home away from home" but in this case just the bedroom part of the home.I can see how some may find this room very cozy,actually.Except for the weirder portraits and chains,i could sleep in that room no problem.