2535 North Main Street, Central Lake, MI 49622, USA
Murphy’s Lamplight Inn – The Blue Pelican Inn

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About 5 years ago, I came to Central Lake for a memorial service of for a relative. I had not been to Central Lake since I was a child. My cousin, made a reservation for me at the Blue Pelican inn. I checked in and discovered that I was the ONLY guest. The manager gave me the key to my room and the hotel!. ( it was a key or a combo – I don’t remember) and her contact information and left. The next morning attendees at the service told me that I must be very brave to stay there. I asked why. I learned then that the hotel is haunted. The next night two girls stayed there and left the next morning. I was the only guest again. I was in room #1. That night I decided to go to the end of the hall to the TV room. When I got to the end of the hall something spooked me from the left ( until then I had no issues) and I ran back to my room. About 3 am I heard clear footsteps walking up and down the hall. I thought someone had come to clean ( 3 am?). In the morning, the room that had been vacated by the girls the previous morning had not been cleaned. Except for the time I went down to the end of the hall, I was not afraid.
I would definitely stay there again, even if I was alone. Whatever is there will do no harm.
Kris Z. Fremont, CA