751 Comments for Hotel Sterling

You wouldn't find that tile in Home Depot. Such great detail and craftsmanship. A by-gone era.

Torn down?! How could they let this beauty that will never be again so to waste? Such a shame.

I know they must fasten these ornamental objects down pretty good, but can you imagine if one fell off and clunked someone on the head on the pavement below? Ouch!

This is less than 1 mile from my house... I was so sad to see it torn down last year!

I am a photographer to. I just wanted to say I apprciate and admire your photo work and creativity thesee places should deffinetly be continually documented, remembered, and preserved.

I am a photographer as well and I really admire/ appriciate your photo work.

Cool thanks Crissy!

This site is Awesome!! I always loved going through places like this year's ago, but it's a different world now. You make it possible for many to enjoy these spots without us falling through floors, getting attacked or arrested. You're going through the riggors and dangers getting these photos is Not Unappreciated, and I have turned many friends on to your site··· Thanks for all you do!!!!

I would love to visit these abandoned places. There truly amazing to see what use to be

That must've been an amazing place in its hey-day. Gorgeous pictures, it's a shame it couldn't be repurposed.

Beautifully macabre! LOVE it!

What a grand place this was. so sad to see. If walls could talk huh? Shame on all of us around the world for letting our history and beauty be so neglected and to just abandon them. We need to respect the things our ancestors built so wonderfully for generations to enjoy.

" I'm on a mexican radio" phrase its a song from a local artist in Houston, Texas by the name of SPM

the artist listened to south park mexican too much..

I am so sad to report that today 8/1/13 the Hotel Sterling is gone. The buildings were being demolished over the last few days and today they leveled the remainder of the building.