My husband and I stayed at the Menger in December one year. There was a HUGE Christmas tree in the atrium, it rose up to the second floor. Beautiful decor all around , the inner court yard was outside our windows. We has a tiny balcony that could be accessed via the large windows that went from the floor to nearly the ceiling. Loved it!
@@anahitakhamisi192 lmfao Idk why some people just can’t seem to wrap their heads around the fact that enery regeneration is just one of those weird, things. Most peope refer to these apparitions, primarily ones of deceased loved ones as ghosts coming to visit, but truth is that most of those occurences happen samd time and day(s) like clockwork. Over time when a certain person does some kind of repetetive activity, their energy is left behind, which explains why some people see their grandparents out of the corner of their eyes, sitting on what was their fav couch, as one day, your grandkids may see the same w/ you at your computer desk in thd future. Get where I’m going w/ this?
I'm glad you did this one! The Menger is my favorite place to stay...anywhere. My Mom and Dad used to take us to San Antonio when I was a kid. The Alamo, the zoo and we would stay at the Menger. I'll be back there in December and I'll drink a beer for you in the famous bar.
This is on my personal bucket list. I am an author and I have a chapter in my 3rd book where my characters are "bugged out" of Houston to San Antonio for Hurricane Rita in 2005. The main antagonist is a regular at the hotel and he's got to leave the country, but he leaves his personal assistant, boyfriend, and progeny (and the dog and cat) in the King Ranch Suite. A bellboy gets into trouble, gets fired, hires on with the group in the suite as a ghoul, because the progeny is a vampire, as is the antagonist. It was such great fun researching the hotel and its history, going over photos to get the layout of everything just right and no, there's no ghost in the story there (I do have 3 in New Orleans with the progeny in the first book, though). So, I have to go stay there, in the suite, and just imagine all the crazy that happened there. :)
I think your city's information center should be inside here. Your building is part of the way past, in the beginnings , is the closets near that alamo era
Stayed there several years ago for a business meeting. Ate hotel prepared breakfast. Within hours, reacted to severe food poisoning. Spent the night hallucinating, high fever...thought I was going to die in a tiny, perhaps haunted room. Never ever again. Reported it to Hotel Management...never a response....Beware...
Thank you for that insight, my husband and i are staying here next May 2023 from Australia and are looking forward to it very much.
Maybe we will meet as we pass by! Going in May as well from Colorado! Safe travels!
My husband and I stayed at the Menger in December one year. There was a HUGE Christmas tree in the atrium, it rose up to the second floor. Beautiful decor all around , the inner court yard was outside our windows. We has a tiny balcony that could be accessed via the large windows that went from the floor to nearly the ceiling. Loved it!
Do you think it is really haunted or people are paranoid???
@@anahitakhamisi192 lmfao Idk why some people just can’t seem to wrap their heads around the fact that enery regeneration is just one of those weird, things. Most peope refer to these apparitions, primarily ones of deceased loved ones as ghosts coming to visit, but truth is that most of those occurences happen samd time and day(s) like clockwork. Over time when a certain person does some kind of repetetive activity, their energy is left behind, which explains why some people see their grandparents out of the corner of their eyes, sitting on what was their fav couch, as one day, your grandkids may see the same w/ you at your computer desk in thd future. Get where I’m going w/ this?
I love staying there! We always hunt for ghosts late at night. I actually caught one in a picture once!
Lol of course you did.
I'm glad you did this one! The Menger is my favorite place to stay...anywhere. My Mom and Dad used to take us to San Antonio when I was a kid. The Alamo, the zoo and we would stay at the Menger. I'll be back there in December and I'll drink a beer for you in the famous bar.
You have a great way of showing people who to learn about there state, and see what’s happening out there.
Hard to believe this is your 19th year! Congratulations!
I like Texas bucket list videos on TH-cam from the imperial co California.
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Thank you for sharing
I ❤ Texas & TTBL! 👍✌️
Thank you so enjoyed watching this.
This is on my personal bucket list. I am an author and I have a chapter in my 3rd book where my characters are "bugged out" of Houston to San Antonio for Hurricane Rita in 2005. The main antagonist is a regular at the hotel and he's got to leave the country, but he leaves his personal assistant, boyfriend, and progeny (and the dog and cat) in the King Ranch Suite. A bellboy gets into trouble, gets fired, hires on with the group in the suite as a ghoul, because the progeny is a vampire, as is the antagonist.
It was such great fun researching the hotel and its history, going over photos to get the layout of everything just right and no, there's no ghost in the story there (I do have 3 in New Orleans with the progeny in the first book, though). So, I have to go stay there, in the suite, and just imagine all the crazy that happened there. :)
This man can see through his eye lids
Why didn’t he mention the woman chamber maid who died there ? I was looking forward to that :(
I think your city's information center should be inside here. Your building is part of the way past, in the beginnings , is the closets near that alamo era
Fun fact I actually stayed at the menger hotel
I heard the man scream 😱 !!!
Stayed there several years ago for a business meeting. Ate hotel prepared breakfast. Within hours, reacted to severe food poisoning. Spent the night hallucinating, high fever...thought I was going to die in a tiny, perhaps haunted room. Never ever again. Reported it to Hotel Management...never a response....Beware...
huh he didn't feature the bar. isn't it like rhe oldest bar in Tx and a famous bet happened in there...
Talk bout the Gunter and room 414 and the murder room 636
@Death to the Traitors the same thing that's wrong with your brain
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CAN YOU DO ONE FOR A HOTEL IN AUSTIN TX PLEASE AND OG HOTEL I LIVE IS SOUTH AUSTIN GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER
Why no longer available? Was it the ghosts who did that? 😉
Does anyone else find this program and also the day tripper annoying because of all the over-the-top cheesy stereotype cliché BS?