Real Haunts in El Paso, Texas

De Soto Hotel

3090e East Mills Avenue, El Paso, TX 79901, USA

The Haunted De Soto Hotel Hotels provide lodging for untold numbers of travelers across the world every single day. They range in providing sometimes dated, albeit homey accommodations to make people feel as comfortable as possible all the way up to the most modern and hi-tech amenities one has ever experienced. For such a wide spectrum, how do some of them get a reputation for being haunted? The De Soto Hotel in El Paso, Texas has one such notorious reputation and some claim it’s because Satan himself lives in the basement. Read more…

La Hacienda Airport Travelodge

6400 Montana Ave., El Paso, TX 79925, USA

Wraiths of the West Texas Wind : El Paso Ghost Tour

(915) 975-7580

114 W Mills Ave, El Paso, TX 79901

Daily at 8pm & 9pm

Wraiths of the West Texas Wind : El Paso Ghost Tour Embark on a spine-chilling journey through El Paso’s shadowy streets with our mesmerizing walking ghost tour, where history meets the supernatural. As twilight descends and the city’s streets grow dark, your expert guide—an authority on haunted history—will lead you through El Paso’s historic district, unraveling the eerie tales of the spectral residents who haunt this vibrant city. Each step on this mile-long trek unveils a new layer of El Paso’s haunted past, from the chilling whispers of disembodied voices to the ghostly figures spotted in iconic landmarks. Read more…

Camino Real

101 South El Paso Street, El Paso, TX 79901, USA

Haunted Camino Real Hotel in El Paso, TX Built in 1912, the Camino Real is a national landmark. The hotel was originally known by the name “Hotel Paso del Norte” where guests would stay and watch firefights of the Mexican Revolution from the rooftop. The hotel has hosted dignitaries, Amelia Earhart, and even Pancho Villa played cards at the hotel before the Mexican Revolution. Ghosts of the Camino Real The Camino Real is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman in a white gown. Read more…

Concordia Cemetery

3700 Yandell Dr, El Paso, TX 79903, USA

The area around the El Paso, Texas, and Juarez, Mexico border has historically been a violent one. In the days of Western lawmen, it has even been said that Wyatt Earp himself was offered to help marshal the area, but he considered it far too dangerous of a job. Such a violent area of gunslingers, outlaws, gamblers, and Native Americans had the institution of a cemetery come rather quickly after El Paso was formally founded. Concordia Cemetery is chock full of old western graves, holding the mortal remains of many a man, woman, and child. Read more…

Real Haunts in El Paso, Texas