102 West Hall Street, Savannah, GA , USA
Forsyth Park Inn
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I had my foot tickled …NOT a bug….I was WIDE awake as the couple above us were VERY LOUD all night! The bathroom door closed on its own….my sisters in a room upstairs had lights and their stereo come on and off! I took pictures ALL around the hose and caught a light anomaly at the first landing on the stairway! NOT just an orb which we have MANY pics. of…this is a CRAZY yellow flurry!
Bathroom door locked on its own from the inside.