Haunted Hotels to Get Your Halloween Freak On At
Are you into the supernatural, the kind of person who chases ghosts and spirits? If so, well ... I don't really know what to say except why?!?! That stuff totally freak me out. But to each their own. And if you are a ghost-lover, you probably love Halloween too. But this Halloween, instead of doing some un-scary like going to a costume party or doing a pub-crawl, why not spend a night in a haunted hotel? I bet the rates are cheap because people in their right mind wouldn't consider it (I kid, I kid ... ) Here's a list of hotels where the guests or employees never left, including:
- The Admiral Fell Inn in Baltimore: Once a hospice, the night nurse is purportedly still on shift.
- The Driskill Hotel in Austin: A senators daughter came crashing to her death her and is still supposedly playing with her ball in the hallways.
- The Hawthorne Hotel in Salem: This hotel is home to a sad -- but unidentified -- young woman in suite 612.
- The Hotel Galvez in Galveston: A young widow, who committed suicide after learning that her husbands ship had sunk, still keeps watch on the fifth floor.
- Blennerhassett Hotel, Parkersville, West Virginia: Cigar smoke of an unknown source wafts through the halls here. Many believe it belongs to the hotels founder.
Filed under: United States, Hotels and Accommodations
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Oct 13th 2007 @ 11:44PM
Jim said...
And don't forget both the Ahwahnee and the Wawona hotels both in Yosemite National Park.
http://yosemitereservations.info/2007/09/18/ghost-hauntings/
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Oct 21st 2007 @ 4:20AM
Misty Stump said...
It's not Parkersville, West Virginia. It's Parkersburg!! I live about 5 miles from that hotel. :):)
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