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Well, there are several similarities. Firstly, the design of the hotels. The real hotel has long corridors and large rooms which are replicated in the movie's hotel. Secondly, the spooky atmosphere. The Stanley Hotel has a reputation for being haunted, and this sense of the supernatural was carried over into the 'The Shining' hotel. The feeling of being in a place that has a history and secrets is common to both. There are also similarities in the location - being in a somewhat remote area which adds to the sense of isolation and unease.

American Horror Story Hotel was not based on Cecil Hotel. The show's plot and characters were created independently for the series, not drawn from the real-life events or reputation of the Cecil Hotel.

No, American Horror Story Hotel is not directly based on the Cecil Hotel. It's a fictional story created for the show.

The Hotel in American Horror Story is based on the Cecil Hotel. The creators of the show were intrigued by the hotel's reputation and used it as a backdrop to create a terrifying and captivating narrative. The similarities between the fictional hotel and the real Cecil Hotel are quite notable.

Yes, it was. American Horror Story Hotel drew inspiration from the real-life events and reputation of the Cecil Hotel.

The hotel in American Horror Story: Hotel isn't real. It's a product of the show's creative team. They designed it to be unique and full of horror elements to captivate the audience.

No, American Horror Story Hotel is not based on Hotel California. They have no direct connection.

The idea for American Horror Story Hotel was not derived from Hotel Cecil. It was a concoction of the show's writers and producers to create a unique and terrifying narrative.

I'm not sure exactly. It might not be based on a specific real hotel but rather a fictional concept created by the show's writers.

Honestly, it's not based on a single, identifiable real hotel. The show's creators likely drew inspiration from a mix of horror tropes and fictional ideas to come up with the concept of the hotel.