20157 Ventura Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 91364, USA
Real Haunts in California
(323) 856-1970
7000 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028, United States
Is the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel Haunted? The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel has played host to celebrities, Presidents, The Academy Awards, and countless icons since its grand opening in 1927. Named after President Teddy Roosevelt, the hotel’s rich history has many haunted stories to tell. Site of the first Academy Awards in 1929, the hotel resides on Hollywood Boulevard with the Hollywood Walk of Fame right outside its front door. Such rich history often brings stories of the paranormal. Many ghosts of celebrities have been said to lay claim to some of their favorite rooms, mirrors, and more. Read more…
617 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014, United States
American Horror Story’s Haunted Hotel Cortez is located in Los Angeles, California. The famed hotel was built by architect James Patrick March in the 30’s. Inspired by the golden age of Hollywood, the art deco hotel has a dark past that the city has seemingly forgotten… or should we say ignored? The Builder James Patrick March designed and built Hotel Cortez with a single intent, murder. Born in 1895, March is a man who made his own fortune at an early age, March had an unquenchable thirst that an early drug addiction could not satisfy. Read more…
900 Palm Drive, Ione, CA, United States
6:30 pm until 11 pm, Friday and Saturday only
Featured on Ghost Hunters and Ghost Adventures, come experience Northern California’s only REAL Haunted House! This is a fun “scare” tour and not a historical tour of the Castle. This year’s Haunt will be bigger and better, and you will see some new areas of the Castle this year. This scare tour may be too intense for younger children. There will not be a children’s carnival this year. Food concessions by Clark’s Corner and KJ Hot Dogs. Cool merchandise including really great T-Shirts, will be available for purchase. Read more…
UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA
The University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) is a local institution of higher knowledge that has experienced all the celebrities one can handle. Just the film school portion alone has boasted such notable alumni as Shane Black, David Koepp, Justin Lin, Steve Martin, Tim Robbins, Rob Reiner, Carol Burnett, and Ben Stiller just to name a few. Sporting 337-degree programs across a robust student body of 31,000 that over the years has yielded a staggering 24 Nobel laureates, UCLA is a Southern California powerhouse of monumental epic proportions. Read more…
18183 Main St, Jamestown, CA 95327, USA
Jamestown, California is a diminutive former California Gold Rush town that sits an hour east of Stockton. With a scant population that hovers a little over 3,400 people, Jamestown is not the busiest of California’s hot spots. However, situated just left to the center of town is the 1859 National Hotel and Restaurant. Considered to be the most frequented of all the hotels in the Jamestown area, the National is a treasured throwback of old-world California charm that can provide travelers with a timeless and elegant experience after a long day of shopping or wine tasting. Read more…
6603 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, California 90028
6603 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028, USA
Voted The Best Ghost Tour in LA by Los Angeles Magazine! Join RIP the Undertaker as he gathers bodies when the sun goes down… When Hollywood’s dark side comes to LIFE! Follow his flickering candle as he leads the brave souls on foot down the Notorious Walk of Fame… and INFAMY! RIP The Undertaker will recount 100 Tragedy-Filled years that allow mourners to pay their respects at Horrific Haunting Grounds, Creepy Crime Scenes and Foreboding Famous Landmarks. Not every Hollywood Story has a happy ending and sometimes greater fame is achieved in DEATH… than in life. Read more…
(888) 413-8869
1 Ahwahnee Drive, YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, CA 95389, USA
The Haunted Ahwahnee Hotel Thousands of people visit Yosemite National Park every year, but most don’t come for the ghosts. While checking out all of the majestic waterfalls and mountainous mountains, you might as well stay somewhere with some excitement. The Ahwahnee Hotel was built in 1927 to serve as a luxury hotel to all of the park’s visitors. The name was changed to The Majestic Yosemite Hotel in 2016, due to a legal dispute with the government, but the ghosts haven’t gone anywhere. Read more…