Amid the bustling atmosphere of New York City, Paul, a stressed businessman, feels increasingly worn down by the burdens of daily life. To escape the pressure, he decides on a spontaneous break and books a trip to Berlin-a city he has never visited but imagines as a place of peace and relaxation. Yet even during the flight, an eerie sense of unease washes over him. A feeling of dread takes hold, as if something dark and menacing lingers in the air. Upon arriving in Berlin, Paul's instinct that something is amiss only grows stronger. When he reaches the hotel, a strange sensation overtakes him-as though this supposed refuge conceals something entirely different. The hotel's atmosphere is dark and unfamiliar, and Paul cannot shake a creeping sense of discomfort. The very next day, events spiral out of control: guests at the hotel begin dying under mysterious circumstances, and Paul realizes that much more lurks behind the scenes of this so-called sanctuary than he could have ever imagined. The psychological nightmare into which Paul is drawn becomes increasingly tangled and disturbing. What lies behind the enigmatic deaths and the unsettling atmosphere of the hotel? Paul's instincts and desire to escape battle against an ever-growing suspicion that the hotel harbors a sinister secret, one that forces him to question reality itself. Is he truly the only one who can perceive the true horror within these walls-or are there truths that are better left unseen?