5 W Jones St, Savannah, GA 31401, USA
Haunted Hotels in Georgia
Haunted Hotels in Georgia
(912) 882-3242
105 Osborne Street, St. Marys, GA , USA
In the much-anticipated horror sequel to Stephen King’s The Shining, there’s an early scene in Doctor Sleep which showcases a white, two-story hotel that is revealed to be in Florida. As the character Danny Torrance remarks, he and his mother moved to Florida after the events in The Shining because “we both hated snow.” Filming was completed at the Riverview Hotel in St. Mary’s, Georgia which sits less than two miles from the Atlantic Ocean coastline. However, there is something unusual about filming scenes for a horror movie at a hotel that is actually reputed to be haunted itself. Read more…
(912) 644-7896
123 E Broughton St, Savannah, GA 31401, USA
The Marshall House Haunted Hotel in Savannah, Georgia The Marshall House was established in 1851 in Georgia’s oldest city of Savannah. The Marshall House would endure the Civil War and a bout of Yellow Fever early in its history, which provided a grand setting for the hotel to latch onto its ghostly inhabitants. Today the Marshall House is one of the most haunted hotels in America with a ghoulish history that might leave a few in disbelief. Civil War Ghostly Remnants During the Civil War Era, The Marshall House functioned as a Union hospital. Read more…
1 East Broughton Street, Savannah, GA, United States
7:00 pm all ages
9:00 pm Adults only
When people hear of Savannah laying claim to the expression “America’s Most Haunted City®”, it makes them ask “WTH? (What the Haunted?” Is this a wild claim…or is it true? We can definitely tell you it is more than hype. In October 2002 we were the recipients of the America’s Most Haunted City® award on behalf of the City of Savannah, from the esteemed American Institute of Parapsychology which is the world’s most respected group of field research. Come join us on a 90 minute walk through Savannah oldest, most haunted areas of Savannah’s Historical District. Read more…