In Seaber v. Hotel Del Coronado (1991) 1 Cal.App.4th 481, for example, the court found that a hotel did not have a duty of care to a pedestrian killed in a public crosswalk after leaving the hotel, even though the crosswalk was installed by the city at the hotel's request, the hotel knew that there were dangers in using the crosswalk, and the hotel failed to post signs warning its patrons of such dangers. (Id. at pp. 490-493.)