Welcome to the paranormal deep dive from Real Ghost Stories Online and the Grave Talks.

Welcome to the heart of Hollywood, where glamour and glitz have always ruled the day.

But when the lights dim and the echoes of the past creep into the night,

the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel stands as a monument to something more, something chilling.

Over its nearly century-long history, this iconic hotel has seen the rise and fall of movie

legends, grand parties, and quiet whispers of the supernatural.

In the Blossom Room, where the first Academy Awards were held,

guests report hearing the faint notes of a piano, though no one is playing.

And in a once private suite, a mirror offers more than just reflections.

Many claim it reveals the ghostly visage of Marilyn Monroe herself.

Staff and visitors alike speak of shadowy figures, unexplained laughter,

and cold spots that defy logic. Is it all just the work of overactive imaginations fueled by Hollywood's larger-than-life mythology? Or is there something lingering within the walls of this

legendary hotel? A presence that refuses to leave.

I'm Tony Bruske, and tonight we dig deep into the glamour, the ghosts, and the mystery of the

Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel stands as a beacon of the golden age of

Hollywood, its Spanish colonial revival architecture reflecting the

glamour of a bygone era. Built in 1927 at a cost of $2.5 million. It was a project funded by some of

the most notable names of the time, including silent film stars Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford.

The hotel opened with fanfare, quickly becoming the hub for Hollywood's elite.

Lavish parties and glittering events graced its holes, cementing its place in the city's history.

In its earliest years, the Roosevelt wasn't just a place to stay. It was where Hollywood's

biggest names gathered, strategized, and celebrated. In 1929, the hotel played host to the very

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