See if we can bump start this thing, been idle for a while.
Here's your hotel.
The Copper Queen Bisbee, AZ
BONUS: It's Haunted.
https://www.hauntedhouses.com/states/az/copper_queen_hotel.htm
The Copper Queen Hotel, located in the heart of down town, was kept up during its 105 years of existence, always being a great place to stay and spend the night. It is not surprising that former guests, hard working employees and others connected to the hotel may decide to stick around in such a grand place.
Throughout its history, it also provided gainful employment to residents of Bisbee; mostly respectable, with one glaring exception involving female companionship, offered on the hotel's third floor, which was tolerated during the early part of the 20th century.
Miss Julia Lowell was such a female companion, who "serviced" men in rooms on the third floor of The Copper Queen Hotel, during the 1920s-'30s, a time when prostitution was tolerated in Arizona. Traditionally, the young women who worked in this "fallen angel" industry, hoped to find a husband among her many clients, in order to join respectable society. Julia fell in love; hook, line and sinker, at the age of thirty with a gentleman who didn't share her feelings. Though he enjoyed her body, he rejected her as marriage material. In despair, she killed herself.
An active young 8 or 9 year old son of a woman who worked in the hotel's dining room used to play on the third floor. Tragedy struck when the boy died in a dumb, kid accident. He drowned while swimming in either the neighborhood pond or the San Pedro River.
Some guests it seems enjoyed their stays in this hotel so much while living, that they have decided to spend their after-life here as well, which is the case in many classy hotels.
Dedicated employees continue to help out, not letting the fact that they are dead stop them!
Which leads into the next tag.
Haunted Places
Cochise County Superior Court Building.
https://www.hauntedplaces.org/item/bisbee-courthouse/
Employees of the Cochise County Courthouse swear that the top floor is haunted, with evil presences and bad smells prevailing throughout. The judge chambers in Division 2 still carry occasional smells of cigar smoke from the old days. Voices are heard throughout, doors open and close, sometimes violently, and the ghost of an old-looking judge sometimes appears in the second-floor lobby.
