Tucson Radisson Hotel

Tucson, AZ   /   0 Reviews

6555 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85710, USA

Guests have complained of flickering lights in the rooms and very strange happenings. Guests have come back to their rooms to find all the lights on and the TV blasting. Things mysteriously turn on and off by themselves at very odd times as if someone, or something, is toying with them.

The owners say that a woman is rumored to haunt the kitchen, walk the halls from time to time, and has been heard wailing in the ballroom. She may be the ghost of a woman who was caught cheating and killed by her husband in the Tucson Radisson hotel. It appears her spirit has not left the scene of the crime and cannot find peace.

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