3300 Baring St, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA
Cornerstone Bed and Breakfast
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I have been trying to find reviews and history on the bed and breakfast. I stayed here in 2012 with my husband. We were given a gift certificate for a two night stay, and knew nothing of the bed and breakfast. We stayed in the in the front room on the left on the 2nd floor. The first and only night we stayed, I was woken up in the middle of the night to a white mist hovering above me. The mist was very close to my face. I felt a weight on my chest and I couldn’t move, and I was very cold. I closed my eyes and told myself I can move, it took a bit until I really could. My husband slept through it all and seemed skeptical when I told him the next morning. I did not say anything to the owners, I wanted to, but felt creeped out. I regret waiting so long to ask if anyone else ever experienced anything at the Bed and Breakfast. Their website doesn’t say anything about being haunted, so even if I had googled it before I arrived, I wouldn’t have expected that experience. We did not stay a second night, even though the owners were very sweet. Whoever/whatever else occupies that bed and breakfast, I didn’t feel comfortable staying.
OMG! i feel so bad. what was going through ur mind at that moment?!?
This B&B is haunted by a young girl. It is very old and creepy especially on the third floor. We stayed on a weekend and felt like we were being watched the entire time. In fact, the third floor is known to have orbs and ghosts wondering at night touching people and waking them up.
Hi, Three of us stayed one night in the third floor suite (two bedrooms separated by a bathroom). It was June 2021. We didn’t know it was known to be haunted. None of us experienced anything or had weird feelings.