Providence Biltmore

Providence, RI   /   1 Review

11 Dorrance Street, Providence, Rhode Island 02903, USA

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1-401-421-0700

One guest is no longer a skeptic after staying at this hotel. A couple was asleep when the woman woke to something like a dog, walking back and forth on her pillow. She tried to wake her partner who was in a deep sleep.

The next morning when she started telling him what happened, he stared at her. She thought he didn’t believe her until he said the same thing happened to him, and he was so terrified he didn’t move or try to wake her.

Posted in Haunted Hotels and Real Haunts

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  1. Patricia Lafleche

    What happened and what woman discovered the hauntings? How did this all begin and when what year?

    March 12, 2023 at 2:14 pm

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