Why do some people say that staying in a hotel should try not to stay in the last room at the end of the corridor?

I think, as long as people are concerned about the supernatural or often stay in hotels, they have probably heard a lot of similar "advice". For example, don't live in the first room, don't live in the last room, and don't live in the room facing the elevator. As it happens, Sue is a professional traveler and must stay in a hotel when traveling. So, as a frequent hotel guest, will I care about these "suggestions"?

The answer is yes; Although I go out to work and stay in a five-star or luxury hotel, I still don't like staying in the first room and the last room, but I don't seem to be sensitive to the room facing the elevator. However, I guess you will ask me why. As far as I know, some people think that the last room in the hotel is because of the poor room type, which is a relatively normal explanation. Actually, I think it makes sense, too However, I don't want to live, actually there are my reasons.

This story really happened to me. At that time, I was still in college. I stayed in a hotel with my friends that day. After moving in, I habitually opened the window and looked out. That's a garden. At night, we all heard the people next door laughing and laughing all the time. They didn't want to sleep until twelve o'clock at night. My friend and I laughed and said that the man and woman next door really didn't want to sleep tonight, and then turned off the lights after washing ... I woke up the next morning, but I didn't expect the people next door to be still laughing. Of course, we didn't take it seriously. After all, what does it matter to us that people don't sleep? Pack your things and get ready to leave. We checked out and left. Naturally, nothing happened. However, a few days later, one of my classmates said to stay in the last room of the hotel. It suddenly occurred to me that we lived in the last room that day. Where are we from next door? Why is there noise next door?

Since then, I have never stayed in the last room.