9 Haunted Hotels that you can actually stay in
9 Haunted Hotels that you can actually stay in
These 9 hotels are definitely haunted and they want you to come stay!
These 9 hotels are definitely haunted and they want you to come stay!
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Omni Grove Park Inn - Asheville, N.C.
The Omni Grove Park Inn is said to be haunted by a mischievous ghost known as the Pink Lady. Though her origins are mysterious, she’s supposedly a friendly ghost who delights in pranks rather than frights: She occasionally appears as a pink mist but spends most of her time invisibly turning air conditioners on and off, tickling guests' feet as they sleep, and even holding their hands.
Lord Baltimore Hotel - Baltimore, MD
The Lord Baltimore is full of unseen spirits: invisible hands brush against people in the elevators, the rooms are filled with the sense of an invisible presence, and spirits run the elevators at night. But there is a visible ghost too—a young girl in a long dress and black shoes is often seen on the 19th floor bouncing a red ball.
Notchland Inn - Hart's Location, N.H.
In the parlor of the Notchland Inn sits a peculiar gravestone, which reads, “Nancy Barton—Died in a Snowstorm in Pursuit of Her Faithless Lover.” According to legend, in 1778, back when the Notched Inn was still a private residence, Barton worked as a maid at a nearby house. Shortly before her wedding, Barton’s fiancé abandoned the bride-to-be, stealing her money and riding away on horseback. An anguished Barton ran after her fiancé on foot, but never caught him, instead getting lost in a storm near the Inn. To this day, she is said to haunt the premises of the Notchland Inn, writing strange symbols on the bathroom mirror in steam—even when the showers aren’t running.