Casa Monica Hotel Haunted

The Haunted Casa Monica Hotel in St Augustine, FL

The Casa Monica Hotel has a reputation as the most haunted place in St. Augustine and is often called the most haunted hotel in Florida.

Two of the most haunted rooms in the hotel are room 411 and room 511, which is directly above the former room. Hotel workers see and experience a lot in a given day, but at the Casa Monica Hotel, workers experience more than most. A guest checked into the hotel one day but never came down the next morning or checked out. Workers found his limp and lifeless body hanging from the ceiling in room 511. Guests now report feeling icy winds moving through the room, finding cold spots in certain places and hearing footsteps when they were the only ones in the room. Guests staying in room 411 sometimes see ghostly apparitions of men in old-fashioned clothing standing in the room. The men disappear from view within seconds.

Though the owners and management of the hotel refuse to acknowledge any ghostly presences in the hotel, housekeepers and other workers have plenty of stories. Many despise cleaning the fourth floor because of the things they see and hear. Dozens of maids have reported hearing kids running, playing and laughing in the hallway when cleaning rooms, but when they opened the door to talk to them, the hallway was empty. Others heard radios and alarm clocks come on in empty rooms and sinks turn on inside empty rooms. The stories and experiences are so common that the housekeeping department now allows maids to work together to clean rooms.

One young woman hired as a housekeeper heard the stories but ignored them until she had a peculiar experience of her own. While working on the fourth floor, she knocked on a door to alert guests of her presence and heard a voice beckoning her from inside the room. When she walked inside, she found the room empty of any living people.

There are also stories told of ghostly apparitions dressed in 1920s clothing spotted in various places around the hotel. Some believe that these ghosts date back to the heyday of the Casa Monica. Several guests spotted a woman in an elegant white dress, and others saw men in morning coats or dapper suits wandering the halls. Though the Casa Monica Hotel went through a major renovation in the 1990s, the ghosts of former guests continue visiting the old hotel year after year.

Haunted Rooms in the Casa Monica Hotel

  • Room 511 is where a man checked in but was found hanging the next day. The room is said to have icy breezes and cold spots. Sometimes footsteps are heard in the room.
  • Room 411 have reportings of apparitions of a man in old fashioned clothes.
  • Ghosts in the hallways of the haunted Casa Monica Hotel have been reported. A woman and men dressed in garb from the 20s have been reported on occasion.

Tips for your stay at the Haunted Casa Monica Hotel

Be careful who you ask. The management is said to frown on employees discussing the ghosts of the hotel. However, if you ask the workers, you might get a great story or two. Use your charm if you’re going to ask anyone at the desk and it’s a good idea to wait until the later hours when you ask because fewer big whigs are around to hush anyone up. And of course, respect hotel guests if you’re going to try any ghost hunting.

Posted in Haunted Hotels and Real Haunts

2 Reviews

  1. PETER K CAM

    It was interesting to read that review about the 4th flr icemaker. I stayed in a room very close to it, room 428, I think. The icemaker is near the 4th flr elevator lobby as was my room. I did hear children and other conversations from that vending area at 2.30 3.00 a.m., but I know there was no one around. There were also children running up and down above my room, back and forth on the 5th floor. The two weirdest things were as follows. The air is very heavy/dense/thick in the elevator lobby on the 4th floor. The air appears to waiver like in a mirage. It’s a strange feeling in that area. I arrived on a Sunday and was in bed sleeping by 10.00 pm in 428. I was awoken by a battering ram noise on my door from the outside at 10.30 pm. Three times, bang, bang, bang. Extremely loud. The air felt like it was vibrating but no physical vibration of the room or furniture. I immediately thought that this was not real. I stayed in bed, did not move and did not put the light on. Then, nothing. The same happened again exactly at 4.30 am waking me up. Three bangs like a battering ram on the door. I stayed until Thursday and never heard it again. I have had several experiences in my life but nothing like this.

    September 1, 2026 at 7:29 am Reply
  2. Hürrem Aponte

    Ok so I went for my 40th bday! We stayed in suite 505 and let me tell you…yes we heard foot steps and the entrt door we heard like it was opening. We didnt see any dead people but yes we felt the cold quick air and the sensation someone was staring at us. The 4th floor where the ice maker is located at…omg the walk to the hall felt crepy. Omg on my bday, 9:19:18….once on bed, yes I felt a big force pulling my feet away and I was crawling up…Felt real! Absolutely yes there are ghosts! I will come back definitely.

    September 20, 2018 at 8:37 pm Reply

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