Two people were found dead at a Boston hotel on Monday, police said.
Police were called to the Moxy Boston Downtown hotel about 12:22 p.m., according to Boston police. They were seen coming and going from the building in the Theater District for hours.
There was not believed to be any threat to public safety, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden.
"The general public and other guests should not be concerned at this time," he said outside the hotel.
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Authorities haven't released more information on the people who were found dead, including their names or how they are believed to have died.
Hayden shared limited information — it was very early in the investigation, he said. He believed the crime scene was on the 13th floor of the hotel and that an employee alerted authorities to the deaths.
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He said it was too soon to know if foul play was involved.
Hotel guest Samantha Poorman, who was visiting from Michigan, said her stay was mostly nice until she learned of the deaths.
"This is insane. I mean there is no soundproofing in those rooms either, I mean I listen to the people next to me who watch movies all night. So the fact that nobody heard anything...," she said.
NBC10 Boston reached out to the hotel, which is owned by Marriott, for comment.
