Hotel Ambrosia

The hotel feels almost like a character itself—what real or imagined places influenced its haunting vibe? I'm curious how the setting shaped the story's tone.

The suspense came from the unsettling atmosphere and character mind games rather than explicit violence. Did this approach make the scares more effective for others?

Switching viewpoints added layers to the mystery, but I wonder if it was always planned or evolved during writing. Did it enhance the suspense or complicate the narrative?