In A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, what institution houses the troubled teenagers?

In A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, the troubled teenagers are housed at Westin Hills Psychiatric Hospital.

The 1987 film places a group of young patients in a psychiatric hospital after they experience disturbing dreams and apparent suicide attempts. Nancy Thompson, the protagonist of the original A Nightmare on Elm Street, returns as a psychology student and helps the teenagers understand that Freddy Krueger is attacking them in their dreams.

Westin Hills provides the sequel with a shared location where the characters can meet, compare experiences and develop their dream abilities. Patricia Arquette plays Kristen Parker, while Heather Langenkamp reprises Nancy. Robert Englund again portrays Freddy.

The name is sometimes confused with fictional institutions from other horror series. Arkham Asylum belongs primarily to the Batman universe, while Haddonfield Memorial Hospital is associated with Halloween. Westin Hills is specific to the Nightmare on Elm Street storyline and is not a real psychiatric hospital used as the film’s setting.