751 Comments for Hotel Sterling

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Motts great b & w shot....love it.....
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I also hope that they did salvage some of this stuff. Otherwise what a total wate really.....if you ask me that is......
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What a shame the building couldn't be saved. This lobby photo (esp the before & after shots) are incredible. It really must have been beautiful in its hey day. Thanks again for your wonderful photos , Motts. I look forward to this gallery as well as many many more from you....for I still have much to look through as well as the 'new' ones you will be posting esp from your trip. Can't wait. Well on to this one. It really must have been a beautiful place in its day.
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Gorgeous, such age and such good standing. It's a shame the building is deserted, it would make a beautiful hotel.
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The tower is now torn down, whats left is slated to be redone, probably just the lobby, everything else will be new. I think the tower was the best part.
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I can see the pub from here!
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It does seem quite circusy, the way the door is open is creepy.
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creepy, but amazing. Wasn't expecting the 2 girls in Hallucinator's post. scared the crap out me.
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As commented earlier, I worked at the Hotel in 1968 & 69 as a desk clerk and the view from just about any room in the "high rise" seciton of the hotel was fabulous. Thanks!!
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Awsome photo! How creepy but so real
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I worked in the Hotel Sterling for approximately two years before joining the Air Force in 1970. Awesome place! Love your pictures and appreciate you bringing back fond memories. I always enjoyed working there and all the excitement that come with grand Hotel. Thanks again and keep up the great work!!!
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Can't believe how well preserved the color is!
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Can you please please make this a wallpaper? It's beautiful
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Im Guessing a hobo was here or something?
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i agree with u canada!!