Disgraceland — Lawsuit Says Elvis Presley Hotel Is A Cesspool Of Death

The Guest House at Graceland hotel, co-owned by Elvis Presley’s troubled daughter Lisa Marie, is a cesspool of death with disease-infested water that, according to recent lawsuits, has killed one guest and sickened at least nine others!

“Talk about Heartbreak Hotel: the Guest House is a killer!” The National ENQUIRER learned from a source. Now insiders fear this new scandal surrounding the hotel next to Elvis’ Graceland Mansion attraction could push four-times-divorced Lisa Marie — shown here recently with her daughters Riley, Harper and Finley — over the edge!

“She’s been practically homeless, crashing on friends’ couches, and her twin daughters are in the care of her mom, Priscilla,” says a source. “This is the last thing she needs.”

Lisa Marie owns 15 percent of the $92 million hotel (left) and 100 percent of her dad’s mansion, but is reportedly broke and battling addictions to prescription pills. Two lawsuits already have been filed against the Guest House, and the payouts to victims could slash Lisa Marie’s strained income.

The scandal exploded when Linda Gail Godsey of Breathitt County, Ky., died from lethal Legionnaires’ disease on June 21, just days after she and three women relatives returned from The Guest House.

The women spent time in the hotel’s hot tub and became sick after returning home, according to their attorney, Joe Savage. “In my opinion ... there was clear negligence in the failure to properly regulate the hot tub and allowing the very virulent bacteria to grow in the tub,” Savage said.

Guest Jennifer Walker has also filed a lawsuit charging she contracted Legionnaires’ from the luxury hotel’s pool and hot tub. She began suffering from a severe lung infection and was diagnosed with the illness.

According to her suit, a county health department investigation of the hotel found the sprinkler system tested positive for Legionella bacteria. “The lawsuits may bring deep financial hardship to Lisa Marie!” says the source. “This could plunge her back into a tailspin!”