Strange Hippy Hotel From The 1970s (Everything Left Behind)

[@DarkExploration]

our honeymoon , oh lawwd the memories 😍

[@UrbexAndChill]

It was oh so sweet

[@richdiscoveries]

This place is incredible man. I watched the other video the other day and it is just as enjoyable the second time around as it was the first. Thank you for going out there to share this with us, such wonderful 60s and 70s wallpaper, carpets, appliances and whatnot

[@ladygray7028]

Enjoyed your video thanks for sharing your adventure.

[@UrbexAndChill]

Glad you liked it

[@laikathunderchild5746]

What an amazing place. Retro ++ Another massive building left to the elements rotting away. It must have been so beautiful in its heyday. Thanks so much.

[@juxxtapoz]

I went to this place back in 2008-09 and it was in such better shape. Its really sad to see it in this condition.

[@phoenixjnyc]

Whoa. Awesome video. Thanks for the share

[@UrbexAndChill]

Glad you liked it

[@tishafourie9431]

Wow, love the retro wallpaper, especially the shiny ones🙂

[@Mark69Z28]

THIS PLACE IS GREAT

[@MickeyNixonFilms]

Man your filming on this one was spot on! Awesome video! That's the apocalyptic hotel with the new green carpet growing. Also, sorry bout the past man. I was new to the tube and didn't know dropping links was bad. Anyways another awesome explore from you and Dark!!

[@UrbexAndChill]

It was a little dark tbh

[@MickeyNixonFilms]

I thought it was excellent, I enjoy watching you and dark exploration. I think you guys are by far the best explorers out there hands down.

[@lizsanders107]

I hope you take a little something in every place you go and display it with a sign of where you found it. I was brought over by tucker ✌️🕊️

[@Ganiscol]

Those to the windows nailed tables come in handy in case of a vampire attack - you can impale the suckers just by shoving them onto the table legs! 😅

[@gloriahanes6490]

Foil wallpaper in the 1970's was extremely expensive and many were only able to do one wall as an accent. 0:48 metal chairs from the 1950's era. Now, if this building were in England it would have been renovated as affordable housing, but not in America because no one cares.

[@mistressofmushrooms]

Wow...This is my new favorite channel!

[@marykay55]

I know this sounds naive but do you suppose the vandals just went from room to room to destroy everything in their path? I imagine this hotel was once a beautiful place....

[@taylorlufflongchamp7992]

Get a flash light for more ur videos so we can see everuthing

[@abandonedplaceswithblake8340]

Great video guys

[@JRSmith-qj6hv]

So what exactly makes this a “hippy hotel”? Looks like one of many former “Borscht Belt” resorts that dotted the catskills and the poconos.

[@Mark69Z28]

GREAT JOB URBEX THANKS FOR SHARING

[@teresaclift272]

Wow! Such a cool video 👍🏽

[@UrbexAndChill]

Thank you!

[@agirlfromnewyork2074]

I bet that place was hella cool back in the day

[@UrbexAndChill]

Most definitely

[@Adrian-ju7cm]

Love it keep it up

[@jeffb3535]

I totally need one of those old TV’s so I can hook up my old NIntendo and Atari gaming systems 😏

[@jillsmcfarland2001]

I remember the groovy wallpaper back then.Ive seen cycedelic Sergent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band the Yellow Submarine, really cool foils.That Beattles Mania thing.

[@UrbexAndChill]

Love the Beatles

[@gloriahanes6490]

Psychedelic items were all the rage from the 1960's - 1970's era seen in wallpaper, furniture, dishes, glasses, clothes, shoes etc... and many of these items are highly collectible.

[@urbexutraconemiejsca9178]

Very nice 👌 🎥 best Happy New Year 2020 🎁 🎄 🎅 Greetings from Poland

[@carmenkoening7728]

nice to see

[@lissanne9769]

WOW! Great explore guys. For a "5" star hotel, the rooms sure were very small. Some of the rooms looked like bathrooms with a bed in it. Very strange! I loved your comments about "knights of the half round table". Thanks for the great video.

[@brettrobinson2901]

God I miss tv's that were bulky & could break yer back struggling to move ' em room to room.

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[@jennytalks5882]

What's up with those rooms with the television sets set on top of eachother? I wonder what the reason was for those?

[@denisecrawford2521]

What state is the hotel in and how much does it cost

[@brettrobinson2901]

Ed Koch huh?...looks like he left the hotel in the same state he left New York City.....eh, maybe the hotel's was in better shape.😜

[@sandrasorice8455]

liked ur video , it was informative , But u really must get a light on ur camera couldnt see much

[@Mark69Z28]

SAD GREAT PLACE

[@JxT1957]

cool channel, how do you find all these abandoned places?

[@UrbexAndChill]

Thanks, mostly just on google

[@anthonywstanton]

Way cool video sir!

[@UrbexAndChill]

Thank you

[@cristisanz3771]

Where is this place? Please let us know.

[@hqgirl567]

It’s nice I guess.

[@UrbexAndChill]

You guess?

[@hqgirl567]

Urbex And Chill the I loved all the old TVs tho.

[@martincarroll7470]

I am from back in the day. from the looks of it, it was a dump even then.

[@gloriahanes6490]

Typical American lifestyle - The property becomes obsolete and then abandoned with everything left behind, move on to a new build and furnish, then becomes obsolete and abandoned and repeat. Europeans respect and cherish their buildings and some are over 500 years old and still are being used to this day .... so unAmerican.

[@cynthiamoreau5984]

Too dark.

[@madamethome5869]

Whadda dump.