Real Haunts in Washington, District Of Columbia

Omni Shoreham Haunted Hotel

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…

Dreaded Dead Descent of the District: DC Ghost Tour

(202) 871-8909

1701 Pennsylvania Ave NW suite 200, Washington, DC 20006, USA

Daily at 7:00 pm, 8:00 pm, 9:00 pm

Dreaded Dead Descent of the District: DC Ghost Tour Step into the eerie and captivating world of Washington D.C. with our thrilling walking ghost tour. This unique experience blends history and hauntings, providing an unforgettable adventure through the nation’s capital. Guided by an expert who knows the haunted history and has a knack for storytelling, you’ll wander through the shadowy streets and hear spine-tingling tales that bring D.C.’s past to life. Each stop on this tour offers a blend of fascinating history and chilling stories, making every moment both educational and exciting. Read more…

The Exorcist Stairs

36th St NW and M St NW, Washington, DC 20008

The infamous Exorcist Stairs The Exorcist is labeled universally amongst film fans as the scariest motion picture ever made. There are others that come close in terms of gory special effects or a sudden plot twist late in the third act. But The Exorcist is still regarded 45 years later as a film that will terrify and disturb. Being a film that old, movie memorabilia and props from the set are very rare amongst collectors. Read more…

Renaissance Mayflower Haunted Hotel

1127 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC , USA

Is the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel Haunted? Anyone who wants to stay in a haunted hotel with a touch of history and class may want to try the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC. When the hotel opened its doors in 1925, it was called the Grande Dame of Washington. It had almost as much gold in its decor as the Library of Congress. Many U. S. Presidents have called the Mayflower home. Harry Truman stayed in the hotel during his first 90 days of presidency. Read more…