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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Manresa Castle Haunted Hotel

651 Cleveland St, Port Townsend, WA 98368, USA

The castle was built in 1892 and went from being a family home to a location for nuns then Jesuits. In 1968, it was turned into a hotel, and guests have reported many strange and unusual occurrences. Most happenings are reported in rooms 302, 304 and 306. The ghosts are thought to be a monk who hung himself and a young girl waiting for her love to come back from the war. When she learned he died, she jumped out the window. The drinking glasses in the cafe, which was previously the chapel, seem to explode. Read more…

Holly Hill House Haunted Hotel

1-800-435-1454

611 Polk Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368, USA

Since this home was built in 1885, many families lived in the home but all of them were descendants of Robert Hill and his wife, Elizabeth. It wasn’t until 1980 that home was sold outside the family. It was turned into a bed and breakfast where guests reported seeing many spirits. In one of the upstairs bedrooms, guests have reported the smell of cigar smoke. The bedroom is thought to be the one where Hill died. There’s been reports of a male apparition seen on the stairs. Read more…

610-82-HOTEL

6325 Interchange Road, Lehighton, PA 18235, USA

Haunting Hours are Every Friday and Saturday in October 7pm-11pm

Paranormal Experience and Escape Hell House are on select nights

The terror begins this Fall, check in… Read more…

300 River Ridge Drive, Norwood, MA 02062, USA

Haunted Marriott Courtyard Norwood Several guests have reported seeing the ghostly figure of a very tall man appear out of nowhere in their room at night. The ghostly figure looms over you at nearly 7 feet tall and is said to be the ghost of an athlete who hung himself in one of the hotel rooms on the first floor.  Noises and banging happen with no explanation. Employees of the haunted hotel confirmed that they’ve had several reports of ghost sightings and unexplained phenomena. Read more…

Ann Starrett Mansion Bed and Breakfast Haunted Hotel

(360) 385-3205

744 Clay St, Port Townsend, WA 98368, USA

In 1899, George Starrett built a majestic mansion for his love Ann. Many descendants lived in the mansion too. There have been sightings of the couple as well as the nanny who helped raise the couple’s son.The figure of a red haired woman has been seen by many guests and staff. She’s often seen admiring the solar calender built by George for his wife, Ann, which is why many people have felt that this peaceful spirit is Ann herself. While a male apparition is said to haunt the bed and breakfast, the most lively spirit is the nanny herself. Read more…

The Palace Hotel Haunted Hotel

1004 Water St, Port Townsend, WA 98368, USA

Captain Tibbals built the hotel as a tavern and billiard parlor in 1889. People have reported seeing the captain haunting the halls today. There’s also a woman in a blue dress who is often seen at the top of the stairs to the second floor. She spends a lot of time haunting room four, which seems to be her favorite. Guests have felt a cold draft in that room as well as the scent of perfume. More than one guest has reported being touched by an unseen hand. Read more…

The Haunted Broadmoor Hotel

1 Lake Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO , USA

The Haunted Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs For the amateur paranormal investigator and horror fan, if asked about haunted hotels in Colorado, The Haunted Stanley Hotel immediately comes to mind, thanks in large part, to the terrifying film, The Shining.  But, nestled just southwest, inside Colorado Springs, Colorado, lies another spooky haunted hotel for weary travelers, The Broadmoor Hotel. History of the Haunted Broadmore Hotel In 1890, a wealthy Prussian Count, by the name of James Pourtales ventured out West to carve out an appealing parcel of land that could be used to cater to the ever-increasing upper class of Colorado. Read more…