La Concha Hotel

The Sorrento Hotel in Seattle, WA has been accepting guests since 1909. In the early days of the hotel’s existence, there weren’t any signs of apparitions or appearances. That changed when Alice B. Toklas died. She’s been seen haunting the halls of the Sorrento. Her family lived in the First Hill neighborhood in the late 1890s, which is where the Sorrento now stands. It’s thought that’s why she haunts the location. Numerous people have seen a ghostly figure walking the halls in a flowing white gown. She’s especially visible on the fourth floor around room 408. Read more…

Surfing. Roasted pigs. Coconuts. Ghosts? There are if you stay at this haunted tropical paradise. Pay close attention to where you leave your luggage, it has a tendency to move while staying here. Guests also say that they have heard whispering in the halls and have witnessed strange lights moving throughout the hotel. At least you can escape to the beach if this haunted hotel is too much for you. Read more…

Once owned by a wealthy man and used as a private residence, Cedar Grove Inn is now a hotel that is a popular place for weddings. Many of the couples who married there love knowing that the original owner built the home for his wife and that the two raised their children there. The couple had at least three children who died in the former home, which might explain some of the hauntings. Those owners, John Klein and his wife Elizabeth, both haunt their former home. Read more…