373 2nd Street, Cedar Key, FL 32625, USA
Haunted Hotels in Florida
Haunted Hotels in Florida
47 San Marco Ave, St. Augustine, FL 32084, USA
While the owners of some haunted hotels disbelieve the stories people tell, the owners of the Ancient City Inn firmly believe their little inn is haunted by several spirits. They believe the resident spirit is Charles Sequi, the original owner of the inn, and his wife Maude. The current owners also believe that their daughter and her cat haunt the inn and offer haunted tours of the inn too. Martha Lee, the daughter of the original owners, loved her former home so much that she continued living there for years after her parents passed away. Read more…
691 1st St N, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, USA
The beautiful and historic Casa Marina Hotel located in Jacksonville, FL, is know for more than its luxurious accommodations and spectacular ocean view. The hotel is rumored to be haunted. Guests reportedly hear shuffling coming from an upstairs suite that is empty and a figure is known to mysteriously apparate on the south stairs of the hotel. Unexplained voices are sometimes heard, and the unexplained smell of cigars is sometimes found when there are no cigars within eyesight. Comedic Ghost Perhaps what the Casa Marina Hotel is most known for is its prankish ghost. Read more…
3400 Gulf Blvd, Saint Pete Beach, FL 33706, USA
The Loews Don CeSar hotel in St. Petersburg, Florida is sometimes called the Pink Palace, but it is also known as the most haunted hotel in the Tampa Bay area. Stories say that the broken-hearted man who originally built the hotel, Thomas Rowe, has never left the premises although he died in 1940. In fact, some have even seen him wandering the gardens with the dark-haired beauty Lucinda, the Spanish opera singer Rowe loved and lost in Europe. Read more…
1610 Lakeview Dr, Sebring, FL , USA
Located in Sebring, Florida, Kenilworth Lodge is a gorgeous old building with a long history and a haunted reputation. Many of the stories told about the hotel date back to the early 1910s. Paranormal groups and investigators came to the hotel in the hopes of capturing proof of its haunted past, but even ordinary guests experienced some otherworldly things while staying there. Some guests spotted George Parker standing in the lodge. That might not be so odd if not for the fact that Parker died in the 1950s. Read more…
