Haunted Hotels in Nevada

Haunted Hotel

As one of the oldest resort in Las Vegas, Flamingo Hotel has a ghost of its own, despite the dazzling lights that should ward all spirits off. Bugsy Siegel was a mobster who contributed in the development of the hotel but when his spending got out of control, he was shot dead by his investors a little after the opening of the hotel. Guests have reported seeing his ghost around the premises, as he probably enjoys the hotel's success even in the afterlife.

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Haunted Hotel

Known as one of Nevada's first luxury hotels, Mizpah Hotel boasts not only luxurious furnishings but also its very own ghost. The "Lady in Red" is said to be a woman who died on the 5th floor of the hotel and remained there ever since. She is known to whisper in men's ears or leave a pearl from her necklace on the guests' pillows.

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Haunted Hotel

Cal Neva Resort was built in 1926 by a San Francisco businessman, but since the '60s it belonged to Frank Sinatra. His ghost is said to still wander around the premises, and especially in Lakeview Cabin #5, while the ghost of Marilyn Monroe, who also used to visit the hotel quite often, has been said to appear in Lakeview Cabin #3 where she used to stay or near the swimming pool.