How to avoid a “ghost” hotel booking in South Beach

In my previous post I mentioned a hotel I was staying at in South Bend, Indiana called The Venetian.

It was on the top of a hill, and it was very quiet.

I was sitting on a bench in the lobby, and I noticed that there was a sign on the wall that said “Reservations: 8:00AM – 5:00PM.”

I went into the lobby to check out and there were no reservations.

The room was so quiet, it seemed to be in the early afternoon when I left, and that was unusual.

I asked if there was anyone in the hotel and he said there was not.

I walked around and looked around.

There were no guests there.

There was nothing, I walked out, and there was no one in the room.

The hotel was actually on the corner of a street that was the intersection of North State and South State, and a few blocks away there was the South Bend Convention Center.

When I walked in, there was nothing.

The sign had been ripped off, and the hotel had been destroyed.

When the police came to pick up the sign, the building manager and I said, “We know what’s going on, we’re going to call you,” and they said, and they showed me a photo of the hotel’s sign, and told me that they had taken the sign down.

I thought that was really weird, and then I saw it on Reddit, and everybody started talking about it.

That’s when I realized, it’s probably not the hotel I went to.

The whole time I was there, I never saw anyone in there.

I saw someone walking by, but I never knew it was him.

I had a hotel booked, but when I saw the sign on that sign, I realized it was actually a ghost hotel.

I checked it out again, and all of a sudden, there were people there, but they were all not in the building.

I called the hotel manager, and he gave me a hotel number and said, if you need to book a room, you can call the hotel.

But that was just a weird feeling, and now I have to go check out a hotel somewhere else and wait.

I’ve never been in a hotel where there was only one person in there, and no one else was there.

The Hotel I was in When I first checked into the hotel, there weren’t anyone else there.

It looked like a ghostly room, and my eyes were watering.

The staff was very polite, and everyone was very friendly.

The manager said they didn’t have any guests in there when I went in.

When you look at the sign in the window, there are no guests in it, and if there were, I don’t know what happened to them.

When we left, we saw a lot of police cars and people waiting to get in, and we saw the police officers walking around.

It didn’t look like they were trying to find anybody. I don