1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa is considered to be America's most haunted hotel. Some of the ghosts haunting this hotel are an Irish stonemason, that died while the hotel was being built in 1885 where now is the room 218, another one is a former cancer patient's ghost, from the era that the hotel was a cancer hospital. Also, Norman Baker's spirit and a mystery patient's spirit that is said to be appearing in the luxury suites.
Believers of the paranormal still debate if this hotel is haunted or not. However, people insist on having witnessed paranormal activity like a bathtub filling up on its own and a woman's spirit in the hotel's areas. The property once was a medical facility with psychiatric ward and a morgue and fans believe this is the reason for the spirits' presence.
A literary landmark in the French Quarter, the Hotel Monteleone is also known for its spectral guests. The most famous is Maurice Begere, who reportedly haunts the hotel, searching for his lost love. The hotel's Carousel Bar is also said to be a hotspot for paranormal activity.
The Hotel Provincial is rumored to be haunted. Over the years several seances have taken place in the hotel and some of them resulted in ghost revealing. Also, the spirit of the soldier is believed to be haunting the hotel with several reports saying that have seen his spirit materialize before disappearing again. Lastly, some weird incidents are doors opening or closing on their own, strange noises or voices and even a guest being pulled from her bed and dragged across the room from a force.
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The Queen Mary was one of the greatest ocean liners of the 20th century. However nearly 50 deaths have occurred here. Nowadays, paranormal tours are also organized on the Queen Mary for the tourists. Guests of the hotel talk about the ghost of a sailor that died during a fire and of one of a small girl that broke her neck in the pool area. Also guests talk about spirits of women in 1930's style bathing suits around the pool.
Like many other Omni Hotels, the Omni Parker House Hotel in Boston also accommodates some ghostly guests. The original owner of hotel, Harvey Parker, is said to wander around the hotel, while the 3rd floor has been said to be occupied by none other than Charles Dickens. The elevator frequently stops on the 3rd floor for no reason, while on the 10th floor there is the sound of a rocking chair late at night, even though no rocking chairs exist in the hotel...
The spirit of Marilyn Monroe, who visited the hotel during the first Academy Awards, has been reported by guests and hotel staff in the poolside bar and at the suite where she once stayed. Also the spirit of Montgomery Clif, who also stayed once at the hotel, is rumored to be witnessed at room 928.
The Marshall House first opened in 1851 and it was used as a hospital during the Civil War. During its renovation, human bones were discovered buried under its floorboards and it is said that they belong to the wounded soldiers who sought treatment in the building when it was a hospital. Apart from bones and the ghosts of the soldiers, guests have reported seeing eerie children running down the halls, while taps have been turning on and off on their own.
Guests of Hotel Del Coronado report strange activities taking place in a specific room, like the spirit of a woman standing close to the window, the television turning on and off by itself and the lights flickering. These paranormal activities had started when, in the late 19th century, Kate Morgan, a young woman who had checked in the hotel, took her own life at the room she was staying at. She had arrived at the hotel alone and it is said that she was waiting for someone who never came.
Rumour has it that Civil War Colonel Jesse Driskill, the original owner of the hotel, lost the hotel in a poker game and his spirit still wanders around the building. Also, on the 5th floor there is a portrait of the 4-year-old Samantha Houston, daughter of a U.S. Senator, who is said to have tripped down the big staircase and died in 1887.
Congress Plaza Hotel is certainly not for the faint of heart. The elevator regularly stops at floor 8, even when the button has not been pressed, while on floor 12 one of the doors has been barred from the outside for no apparent reason. A gloved hand has been seen sticking out of a wall and it is believed to belong to a construction worker who was buried behind it. Also, the ghost of a homeless person who was murdered at the hotel is also reported seen around its premises.
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.
Hawthorne Hotel has had a few reports of paranormal activity. Some of them are reports for missing keys or lights turning off and on by themselves. Also outside the room 612, a woman's spirit has been seen quite a few times.
This Glenwood Springs hotel is said to be haunted by multiple spirits, including a chambermaid and a young boy. Guests have reported strange noises and unexplained occurrences, contributing to its reputation as a haunted destination.
This hotel is known for the ghostly apparition of a 'lady in white' on the eighth floor, believed to be a bride who jumped from a window. Guests have reported unexplained phenomena and eerie experiences.
Room 311 is where some experience the ghost of Annalisa Netherly. Some say she died of a broken heart, others say she was murdered by a jealous lover. Guests who have stayed in that room have called the front desk and complained to night staff that they couldn't sleep due to a “strange” feeling. Other guests have had sightings, claiming she appeared before them.
Due to the hotel's age and role during the American Revolutionary War, Concord's Colonial Inn in Concord, Massachusetts, is rumored to have a few resident ghosts. During the war, part of the historic inn was privately owned by Dr. Timothy Minot; it was where he operated a small medical practice. When Continental soldiers were injured at the Battles of Lexington and Concord at the North Bridge, they were brought to his home for medical attention. Dr. Minot used what is now the Liberty Room as a hospital and Room 24 as an operating room. Many guests who have spent the night in the infamously haunted room have reported some strange activity.
A favourite spot for the seekers of paranormal activity, The Red Lion Inn has its own ghost stories to tell. Room 301 is said to be the most haunted room in the hotel, since guests have reported seeing various ghosts wandering inside, such as a young girl carrying flowers or a man in a top hat.
Jekyll Island Club Hotel is rumored to be haunted by the banker J. P. Morgan who during his stay at the hotel, was smoking his cigars every morning at 5 in the morning. Several guests say they have smelled cigar smoke the same hour of the day. Also the appearance of a ghost of a another former resident of the hotel who died in 1906 has been reported in the suite he once stayed.
Legend says two lovers were to be married at the hotel in 1907, but the groom met an untimely death on his way to the wedding. His distraught bride threw herself down the elevator shaft, falling ten stories to her death. The bride is said to continue to haunt the halls of this historic hotel.
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