You have just started working the night shift at a small, quiet hotel.
Check in guests. Hand out keys. Answer the phone. Keep the place running until morning.
Nothing unusual.
At least, that's what you were told.
The night begins like any other.
Learn the hotel. Follow the routine. Pay attention.
Something is bound to feel wrong eventually.
Start your shift and settle into the quiet rhythm of the hotel.
Learn the rooms, the routines, and the rules of the night.
Check guests in, answer calls, manage reception and keep moving.
Small things begin to feel slightly out of place.
When the routine breaks, decide what deserves your attention.
The hotel is quiet after midnight.
Too quiet.
As the hours pass, the familiar routines of the night begin to change.
A door that should be locked. A phone call that shouldn't exist. A room that feels different every time you walk past it.
Maybe you're just tired.
Your first night begins normally. Learn the hotel, meet the manager, and get through your first shift.
Keep an eye on the register.
Most nights, nothing happens.
Most doors stay where they belong.
Most phone calls have someone on the other end.
And most rooms look exactly the way you remember them.
It's the small exceptions that matter.
IF YOU NOTICE THEM.A glimpse inside the hotel. Before the night changes.
YOUR SHIFT STARTS AT MIDNIGHT
The hotel is waiting.
ENTER THE NIGHTSHIFT