Real Haunts

A horrific collection of real haunted houses and haunted places. Want to stay in a haunted hotel or visit the Amityville Horror house, the Exorcist House, or the real Conjuring house? This is where you go to find true reported locations of hauntings and paranormal activity. Find real haunted houses near you with our FrightFinder.

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Green Mountain Inn

18 Main Street, Stowe, VT 05672, USA

Often called the most haunted place in Vermont, the Green Mountain Inn has a history and a ghost that just won’t give up the dance. might not look haunted from the outside but leaves plenty of guests wondering what they just experienced during a stay. History of the Haunted Green Mountain Inn Built in 1883, the Green Mountain Inn once boasted a large dance hall that attracted visitors from all across the region and was a popular place for presidents and famous actors to visit while in Stowe. Read more…

Haunted Hotel Teatro

1100 14th St, Denver, CO 80202, USA

Haunted Hotel Teatro in Denver, CO The Haunted Hotel Teatro sits in a location that used to house the old Denver Tramway Building, which was built in 1911. After the last streetcar stopped running, there was no reason for the Tramway Building. Instead, the University of Colorado used it for the Center of Performing Arts until 1997. Restorations began in 1997 to turn the building into a hotel. During renovations is when the spooky happenings began. It is said that often that spirits do not like changes to their environment, which has been said to increase paranormal activity. Read more…

Lake Quinault Lodge Haunted Hotel

(360) 288-2900

345 S Shore Rd, Quinault, WA 98575, USA

The lodge has been around since it was built in the 1926. At some unreported time in the past, there was a fire in the main lodge and a worker couldn’t escape from the fire. She died. It’s her ghost who is thought to haunt the lodge now. One guest reported to the store owner across the street that she was leaving the lodge because of an experience she had. After unpacking her bags, she found a woman standing behind her. The woman explained that her name was Beverly, and she worked in the hotel. Read more…

Hotel de Haro Haunted Hotel

248 Reuben Memorial Drive, Friday Harbor, WA 98250, USA

The hotel was built in 1886 by John McMillin and has had many guests including some famous ones like Theodore Roosevelt. It’s a woman apparition who is seen wandering the halls of the hotel. A nearby location is said to be equally creepy. The McMillin family has a mausoleum where there is a dining room set up for the entire family. At each location is a column where the family members ashes reside. It’s said that a family of apparitions sits there at sundown. Read more…

Red Coach Inn Haunted Hotel

2 Buffalo Ave, Niagara Falls, NY 14303, USA

Niagara Falls is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world. While guests can stay in dozens of hotels, those looking to experience something a little paranormal should book a room at the Red Coach Inn. Opened in 1923, the Tudor style bed and breakfast immediately became popular with those traveling to Niagara Falls for their honeymoons. They loved the views seen outside their windows, and those taking a break from honeymoon activities could head downstairs for a bite to eat at the elegant on-site restaurant. Read more…

Montgomery House Haunted Hotel

S 1st St, Kalama, WA 98625, USA

This bed and breakfast is considered one of the most haunted locations in Washington. It’s been featured in a documentary called Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting. For years, the bed and breakfast was haunted by solid apparitions as well as voices. The house was built on a location that used to house an entire Native American tribe that died when the settlers came to America. After the filming, the owners of the bed and breakfast moved and sold the house. It’s a private home now. Read more…

Croke-Patterson Mansion - Patterson Inn

420 E 11th Ave, Denver, CO 80203, USA

Thomas Croke was born in 1856. A natural leader and businessman with a vision, he moved to Denver to make a better life for himself. Through a series of turn of the century store ventures, he became a very wealthy individual. To celebrate he had a grand home built for him and his family. Nine bedrooms, nine bathrooms, library, study, office, and even a grand ballroom! It was a home that truly had everything and its construction cost was over $18,000 which adjusted for inflation meant that the home cost over $502,000 to build. Read more…