thumb|right|upright|alt=A color photograph of a white, multi-story building.|The Samarkand Hotel, where Hendrix spent his final hours Details concerning Hendrix's last day and death are disputed.: Hendrix spending most of September 17 with Dannemann and Dannemann as the only witness to Hendrix's final hours; : the disputed details of Hendrix's final hours and death; : uncertainty in the specific details of his final hours and death. He spent much of September 17, 1970, in London with Monika Dannemann, the only witness to his final hours. Dannemann said that she prepared a meal for them at her apartment in the Samarkand Hotel around 11 p.m., when they shared a bottle of wine. She drove him to the residence of an acquaintance at approximately 1:45 a.m., where he remained for about an hour before she picked him up and drove them back to her flat at 3 a.m. She said that they talked until around 7 a.m., when they went to sleep. Dannemann awoke around 11 a.m. and found Hendrix breathing but unconscious and unresponsive. She called for an ambulance at 11:18 a.m., and it arrived nine minutes later.; . Paramedics transported Hendrix to St Mary Abbots Hospital where doctor John Bannister pronounced him dead at 12:45 p.m. on September 18.
thumb|right|upright|alt=A color photograph of a white multi-story building|The Samarkand Hotel where Hendrix spent his final hours Details concerning Hendrix's last day and death are disputed Hendrix spending most of September 17 with Dannemann and Dannemann as the only witness to Hendrix's final hours;  the disputed details of Hendrix's final hours and death;  uncertainty in the specific details of his final hours and death He spent much of September 17 1970 in London with Monika Dannemann the only witness to his final hours Dannemann said that she prepared a meal for them at her apartment in the Samarkand Hotel around 11 pm when they shared a bottle of wine She drove him to the residence of an acquaintance at approximately 145 am where he remained for about an hour before she picked him up and drove them back to her flat at 3 am She said that they talked until around 7 am when they went to sleep Dannemann awoke around 11 am and found Hendrix breathing but unconscious and unresponsive She called for an ambulance at 1118 am and it arrived nine minutes later;  Paramedics transported Hendrix to St Mary Abbots Hospital where doctor John Bannister pronounced him dead at 1245 pm on September 18