1,916 Comments for The Pines Hotel

Rose Red is indeed another King classic...a house that never stops building its own rooms......and an upside down room......oh I love it.

'Come and play with us Danny.....forever and ever and ever...............

Nauseous- 'the gay-made-for-TV King version'
STEPHEN KING wrote The Shining......, it wasn't a VERSION!

is that mike myers

its like people put the chairs up as if they were coming back the next day .. but they never returned...creepy

On checking back I'm glad so many have come to enjoy this.

I would've taken that :)
I wish there were more abandoned places where I live. It'd be so fun to explore them..

baum chicka baum baum

Hmmm,... "Far Out?"

The light fixture is very simular to one that has been, well i guess, redesigned, in the past two years out of Europe. It is very popular in the hospitality design feild, and it was also in the movie run fat by run at the two story apartment of the boyfriend (random, i know..)

I was in the Pines last week and was amazed to see the deterioration since the last time I was there, two years ago. I'm not entirely sure if the damage was mostly due to vandalism or to the wear and tear of the elements, but the place is in far worse shape now....there is insulation and broken metal all over the place, and the floor in the lobby feels spongy. A couple of years ago I felt confident walking around the property, but this last time I was anxious to leave.

Where is the heart shaped tub? What room number?

These shots remind me of the Titanic.

Roberta when did you come to the ranch would like to hear from you as not many people remember that far back. You seem to have intimate knowledge of Sunnycroft history

My parents met at Sunncroft in about 1946ish when owned by Mac Worth. The riding master was named Al. Then Sylvia Demello supposedly won "The Ranch" in a gin game. she had a brother named Harold Miskend. I went to Sunnycroft through all the owners incl Mike and Barbara Schneider and then Bob Feldman and Norman Goldstein. For a time in the early 1970s, I started riding at Fox Hill. I too remember Esther's store.