Ottoman Suite

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Ottomans Suite Salon, customers often noticed an unusual occurrence late at night. A regular’s little dog would suddenly perk up and start barking whenever someone left through the back door after closing hours. One night, a delivery driver heard the commotion and peeked outside just in time to see the little dog chasing his bicycle as it rolled down the street. The next morning, everyone had a good laugh over coffee, except for the poor driver who’d forgotten to lock his bike's kickstand.

2. At Ottomans Suite Salon, a regular once exclaimed, ‘I swear I saw someone combing their hair in the mirror behind you!’ The stylist turned around, but there was no one there. A delivery driver later claimed he’d seen a shadowy figure exiting through an unseen door while carrying a mysterious bag. When security cameras were checked, however, it turned out to be just the janitor taking his lunch break.}

3. At Ottomans Suite Salon, every morning around dawn, a delivery driver swears he sees a woman brushing her hair in the empty hallway. No one else can see her, and she vanishes when anyone approaches. One day, the delivery driver decides to test if she’s real. He brings along his friend, who confirms seeing nothing but an empty hallway. Later that week, while drying his hair after a visit, the driver spots a strand of hair on his towel—just like hers, everyone says. From then on, whenever someone mentions the ghost, he jokes, ‘She must be borrowing my shampoo!’

4. At Ottomans Suite Salon, patrons began noticing something peculiar when leaving after hours. The cat that lived in the adjacent apartment would always dash out and run circles around anyone standing too long in front of the open door. One day, a delivery driver stopped by to pick up his package. As he lingered outside, the cat started chasing its tail right next to him, making him look like he was dancing for it. Everyone burst into laughter, and from then on, everyone called him ‘the Turkish dancer.’