Hotel

The Hotel is the sixth level the player will encounter. The puzzles here mainly revolve around exploring the run-down Saginaw Peak Hotel and surrounding area.

Achievements found here include: Crow Down, Hotel Silence, Hotel Key 4, and Seance: Roger's Lover.

Location
The location of this level is the Saginaw Peak Hotel, where long-term park guests were housed before the landslide. It consists of five floors and an open rooftop.

Puzzles
Puzzles in this area mainly involve gaining access to the various floors and rooms in the hotel. There is also one to earn Hotel Key 4, which unlocks room 4. Keys 1-3, which can be found by solving puzzles in previous levels, unlock rooms 1, 2, and 5 in the hotel.

Notes From the Static
The words in the static on this level are: "on time", "popular", "feet up", "badman", "father figure", "knock knock who's there", "Doris", "Doris who", "Doris locked", and "ha ha ha".

Black Orbs
"reel" - "you'll find us downstairs"

"wrench" "plate" "ledge" - "hospital" "round" "yellow"

"knife" "straps" - "piano" "I hear you playing"

Boss
"shelf" "window" "chair" - "lies" "doctor" "I was fit"

Seance
The seance here is with Susie, the lover of a man named Roger. She seems to have died around the time of the landslide, while she and Roger were spending their honeymoon at the park.

Juliette's questions are shown here in bold, and the hidden messages within the recording are italicized.

Who are you? -- "waiting" "waiting for my love"

What is your name? -- "Susie" "the wind" "he was strong"

How did you die? -- "jump" "let go, let go" "jump, jump"

When were you born? -- "1921" "they didn't find me"

When did you die? -- "1971" "my heart aches" "where is everyone"

Why are you still here? -- "Roger" "Roger" "sweetheart" "I love you"

Bobby's Reels
#10: Located in the pool in front of the hotel.

Texts
There are five bookshelves in this level, located in rooms 1, 2, and 4 through 6. Each has a piece of text for Juliette to read.

1. Postcard to Todd
Here's an unsent postcard. ... Adressed [sic] to a cousin named Todd. ... "The family park isn't all I hoped for. The view is spectacular, but the food is rubbish. The rooftop bar they're so eager to talk about, is closed most of the time. And when they're open, they only serve bland crap." ... "And to top it all off, I have to pull a stupid balloon at tomorrow's parade." ... "They make the customers work without pay, that's how rubbish this place is." ... "All the best, Jim"

2. Love Letter
An old letter. ... "My love" ... "To me, this is a dream come true. To be here with you, on this wonderful and fancy honeymoon getaway." ... "Tomorrow we'll go back, finding a home of our own, and spending the rest of our life together." ... "Nothing will keep me from you. I'll climb the highest mountain, swim the deepest sea, sail the strongest winds." ... "Yours forever, Roger"

3. Letter from Management
This is a letter from the hotel management. ... "You have been chosen! Four guests at the Saginaw Peak Hotel have been given the honour to participate as balloon bearers at the 1971 Saginaw Parade. You will be pulling a giant helium balloon, alongside 45 jolly musceteer [sic] dancers, a parade of vintage American cars and the famous Saginaw clowns." ... "Please be at the opening ceremony October 12 at 1 pm sharp." ... "We thank you for taking this honourable task seriously."

4. Unsigned Postcard
An unsent postcard. ... "Lovely weather and fun things to do! Yesterday we went on the roller coaster, what a ride that was!" ... Today we went on a hike in the woods! Met some curious looking children by an old house, not far from the train station." ... "I don't think they understood [E]nglish. " ... "We were a bit uneasy just leaving them there, but after a while a woman appeared from out of the woods, bringing them inside. So I guess everything was all right. Miss you a lot. Kisses."

5. Zoo Advertisement
An old advertisement leaflet. ... "Don't miss the Saginaw Zoo!" ... "Daily dolphin shows, dancing horses, climbing chimpanzees, exotic bugs, foxes, and Saginaw Family Park's very own elk, Marty" ... Take the cable car to the top of Yellow Mountain, Saginaw's highest peak." ... "Visit the museum of Saginaw, and learn about the ways of the Native Americans who used to live in these parts." ... "Open between 9 am and 4 pm. Last cable car ride at 3 pm."