Haunted Hotels

Want to stay in a real haunted hotel? We have nearly 1,000 haunted hotels that have true reported incidents of paranormal activity. Stay in the Stanley Hotel, where Steven King’s haunted experience was so unnerving he was inspired to write The Shining. Want to stay in what is reported to be the most haunted hotel in America? Book it here or find a haunted hotel near you.

Haunted Captain Lord Mansion

6 Pleasant St, Kennebunkport, ME 04046, USA

Haunted Captain Lord Mansion B&B in Kennebunkport, Maine Kennebunkport is known as a quaint coastal town, with a rich history dating back to the 1600s. Many ship captains settled here and built their homes ages ago. In 1812, Captain Nathaniel Lord built his mansion with his wife, who many suggest still lives there. Captain Lord himself, did not live long enough to enjoy his mansion with his wife. Guests who stay in the “Lincoln Room” often tell of their encounters with a woman dressed in 1800’s clothing watching them. Read more…

The Haunted Walker House

1 Water St, Mineral Point, Mineral Point, WI 53565, USA

Mineral Point, Wisconsin is one of the smaller towns in southern Wisconsin. With a population barely over two thousand people, this charming little township is one of the most unassuming places to be harboring any paranormal activity. Even with the Mineral Point Graceland Cemetery Vampire within close distance, overall the appearance here is friendly, rustic, and delightful. However, within this town is the locally famous Walker House. Read more…

99 Ocean View Pkwy, Bethany Beach, DE 19930, USA

The Addy Sea Haunted Inn The Addy Sea Inn in Bethany Beach, DE is a charming Victorian-style bed and breakfast that was built by the Addy family in 1902. The Addy Sea Inn is reportedly one of the most haunted establishments in the entire state of Delaware. Perhaps the paranormal event that it’s most known for is that of a copper bathtub that vibrates. According to guests, the copper bathtub shakes violently and many have reported experiencing the phenomena first-hand. This mysteriously shaking tub is located in Room 1 of the inn. Read more…

Blennerhassett Hotel

316 Market St., Parkersburg, WV 26101, USA

The Haunted Blennerhassett Hotel in Parkersburg, West Virginia Old-world charm and a ghostly presence are what guests experience at the Blennerhassett. One of the spirits is that of William Chancellor, the former mayor. The mayor’s portrait was taken down when the hotel was being renovated, and he expressed his displeasure by dropping in unexpectedly on guests. When the restoration was complete, the visits stopped. Other manifestations include books flying off the shelves in the library and the sounds of children playing and laughing. Read more…

836 N Russell St, Portland, OR 97227, USA

The Haunted McMenamins White Eagle Hotel McMenamins White Eagle Saloon and Rock & Roll Hotel has been in business in one form or another since 1905. From an alleged opium den to a brothel to secret tunnels there has been a lot of activity at the White Eagle. This raucous history has paved the way for lots of ghost stories. Early Years at the White Eagle The building was constructed in 1899 and opened as the White Eagle Saloon in 1905 by Bronislaw Soboleski and William Hryszko. At that point in time, the area was mostly residential. Read more…

Wells Inn

316 Charles St, Sistersville, WV 26175, USA

Opened in 1895 by Ephraim Wells, the inn was originally built to provide a place for oil barons and upper-class citizens to relax. The founder is said to haunt this historic location, and the most haunted room is 324. The story goes that a maid went to clean the room, and she found the door stuck and was unable to open it. Each time she pulled the door open, it sucked itself shut as if someone was on the other side shutting the door. Footsteps can be heard on the second floor and walking down the various passageways as well. Read more…