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The smallest set of rooms on the 82nd floor of the Empire State Building in which Elisabeth-Maria Holstein sleeps and keeps her things.

Located on the 5th Avenue side of the building, the rooms have no windows to the outside, as a wall was constructed inside the outer wall to prevent sunlight - and any other undesirable things - from coming in. They total about 60 square meters.

Elisabeth-Maria's Rooms consist of three main area's: a bedroom, a living room and a bathroom. It also has a walk-in closet and a toilet.

Entrance and Living Room

The rooms have a single entrance and exit which leads directly to the floors main hallway. The heavy wooden door opens into the entrance area of the living room, and can be locked from the outside.

The entrance area has a decorative side table in dark oak on the left and a small alcove on the right for storing such things as an umbrella or purse. A simple wooden orthodox cross hangs over the door.

The living room centers two comfortable couches and a chair around an area where a television would normally be, though for some reason it was never installed and instead features a snowglobe flanked by two statues: a solid gold minotaur and a porcelain gnome with a fishing rod.

A wooden coffee table is set up between the couches, laid in with a woodwork mosaic with a gloss finish.

From the living room, two doors on the left side of the room lead to the bedroom and bathroom respectively, and a door to a separate toilet is located to the left of the entrance. On the right side is a door to the kitchen.

Besides the door to the kitchen is a small corner closed off by a cabinet, creating a small prayer area featuring several candles that have never burned and a simple orthodox table crucifix.

Bathroom & Toilet

The bathroom features a decent bathtub with a shower on one end and a wash table with a large mirror. Various make up and other grooming products are stored in a low cabinet under the wash table.

The bathroom is not directly connected to the toilet, but they are next to one another. The toilet features a small washing table for washing ones hands

Bedroom

• Large four poster bed
• Powder Table

Closet

• Walk in Closet with Shoe racks
• Dressing Doll