24741 Country Club Blvd, North Olmsted, OH 44070, USA
Candlewood Suites
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It was a nice stay at first , but I kept on hearing knocking all night , it was very creepy and got louder and louder .
From what I learned from looking up info online is that the hotel is supposedly haunted by a woman who committed suicide before the hotel was built. Her body was found in the woods during construction and clearing for the hotel along with a gun. While I have never stayed there, I know that the body of a dead woman was found in those woods during the construction of the hotel along with a gun by her body and the police assumed she committed suicide. I know this is true because I worked across the street at Wal-Mart at the time and all the guys in the garden center kept talking about the dead body that was removed from the woods. Personally, I think that if this woman is haunting the hotel, she may be angry that her death was ruled a suicide. That’s my thought at least.