40301 East Larch Mountain Road, Corbett, OR 97019, USA
Real Haunts
419 Highland Dr, Kohler, WI 53044, USA
The Haunted American Club Hotel Don’t let the glamorous exterior of The American Club Hotel fool you. It may be a member of The Historic Hotels of America but it’s also a member of The Most Haunted Hotels in Wisconsin. The grand establishment was built in 1918 to house immigrant laborers who came to the states to work for the Kohler Company. As the workers started buying houses and building families within the community, the estate began to fall into despair from lack of care and use. Decades later in 1981, the lavish American Club Hotel opened after heavy renovations. Read more…
2 Bridge St., Old Saybrook, CT 64750, USA
While there aren’t many spirits at the Saybrook Inn, there’s one that frequents some of the events at the wedding venue located on the grounds of the inn. Guests of various weddings have captured the apparition of a phantom bride in their photographs after the event. There are no reports on the identity of the bride. Anyone visiting for a wedding should remember to bring a camera of their own to the event, so that they can capture this ghostly figure in her bridal gown. Read more…
204 North 8th Street, Manitowoc, WI , USA
109-111 Poquetanuck Rd, Preston, CT 06365, USA
This inn has been featured on television shows like Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal, and in Yankee magazine as well as CNN as a haunted inn. The Adelaide room is considered the room with the most activity. The television has been turned on when no one is around. One guest reported that she felt hands caressing her face. A guest also reported the figure of a woman dressed in clothing from the Colonial times standing next to her bed in the middle of the night. She was holding the hands of two small children. Read more…
2500 Calvert St NW, Washington, DC , USA
The Omni Shoreham Hotel witnessed a number of celebrity guests over the years, including Franklin Delano Roosevelt and all four members of The Beatles. Constructed in 1930 and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel is also home to a room so haunted that it now goes by the name of the Ghost Suite. Also known as Suite 870, this was originally an apartment that one of the hotel’s partners lived in with his family. Not long after Henry L. Doherty and his family moved in, they experienced a run of bad luck. Read more…
