Rosarito Beach Hotel

The Rosarito Beach Hotel is a location in Fear The Walking Dead. It appeared in the Season 2b Comic-Con trailer and in the episode Los Muertos.

The exterior of the hotel

Pre-Apocalypse

The hotel is a multistory building which is located in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, judging by the amount of buildings surrounding it. During the initial stages of the outbreak, the hotel was hosting a wedding reception.

Post-Apocalypse

After the outbreak, the hotel was barricaded by either the hotel staff, the wedding guests or the hotel guests (or a combination of all three). The effort of barricading the hotel appears to have been in vain though.

When Victor Strand, Madison Clark et al make entry to the hotel, they find the front door barricaded. They find the lobby empty and the sagging remains of a wedding cake.

When Alicia Clark and Ofelia Salazar explore the upstairs hallways, they find them strewn with clothes and luggage. They find and infected man hanging in a room and wonder if he committed suicide.

Meanwhile, Victor and Madison are drinking in the hotel bar, where Madison confesses that her husband, Stephen Clark, actually commited suicide. In a fit of frustration, she begins smashing glasses while Strand starts playing the piano. The noise attracts the attention of Infected trapped in a gift shop across the road, as well as infected in the hotel.

Alicia witness' several infected walking off the balconies of their rooms, drawn by the sound Madison and Strand are making.

Victor and Madison become trapped in the hotel bar by the infected.

It can be assumed that both Alicia and Ofelia were also attacked by the infected, as Alicia is seen jumping into a lift shaft and using the lift wires to escape from the dead.

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The Bride dancing at her wedding

Victor et al break into the hotel

Victor rings the front desk bell

Madison and Strand get caught by the infected

Someone falling from the hotel

Madison comes accross the wilting wedding cake

The hotel

Alicia inside the elevator shaft, escaping the infected