The Leland Hotel - Detroit, Michigan

Cass and Bagley. Downtown Detroit.

In 1927 the Leland opened it's doors as the grandest hotel in the Motor City. Gold trimmed ceilings. Ballrooms. 700 rooms.

Then came the Prohibition era gangsters. The whispered shootouts. The guests who checked in ...... and never made it to testify.

Some say the Leland has seen an unusual number of tragedies since the day it was built.

Some even call it Detroit's portal to hell.

Residents and guests have reported strange unexplainable things. Shadows where no one is standing. Sounds in empty halls. And a building that, nearly a century later, just won't let go.