1539 4th Street
New Orleans, LA
(888) 826-0540
Only available for long stays, but proud of the ghosts and worth visiting. The staff has repeatedly seen
a male figure standing by the window in Room 11. Objects move by themselves, lights turn on and off, etc.
Whistling and singing are heard in the halls. The owners have gathered what they believe to be true information
about their ghosts and comments from their guestbook on the website.
214 Royal Street
New Orleans, LA
(504) 523-3341
Has a whole section under "press" on hauntings. There is a locked door in the restaurant that opens by itself almost daily. Shadowy children are seen in the halls. Paranormal investigators have identified about a dozen ghosts, allegedly.
7747 U.S. Highway 61
St. Francisville, LA
(225) 635-6277
Yes, you can stay at one of the most haunted locations in America! The website proudly retells the story of Chloe,who poisoned her plantation-owner lovers' wife and children and was hanged for her crime by her fellow servants. There are pictures from sightings on the website, as well as this famous picture showing a figure beside the house:
48 Monument Square #3
Concord, MA
(978) 369-9200
In "About the Inn," the nameless ghost who inhabits Room 24 is acknowledged. Room 24 was part of the original house, built in 1716 by Captain John Minot. Since then, paranormal researchers have found evidence of possible hauntings in other parts of the inn.
92 Second St
Fall River, MA
(508) 675-7333
I honestly don't know why anyone would want to stay here, but you can. Even the pictures of the rooms make me feel ill. Still, the website has a link to a fascinating account by medium and paranormal investigator Rebecca Shott Muller of her experiences in the house. They did not contact Lizzie, but did allegedly see Mr. and Mrs. Borden, the maid, a ghost cat, and other ghostly entities. There are pictures here, as well, which also make me feel very uneasy.
Sort of a cheat, since it's no longer a hotel, but a restaurant. Still, it's proud of its ghosts and worth a visit. The hotel was the site of two tragic fires, one in 1913 and one exactly 65 years later in 1978. It is considered to be the most haunted building in Michigan and is another candidate for most haunted in America. The recounting of some of the ghostly history at the website is really fascinating. There are a number of ghosts. Visitors often smell cigar smoke and flowery perfume, hear disembodied voices, and encounter ghostly figures.
Thayer's Historic Bed & Breakfast
60 West Elm St
Annandale, MN
(800) 944-6595
Says it is haunted right on the home page. It is haunted by the original owner, Augustus Thayer, who often leaves pennies for guests to find. His wife, Caroline, also haunts the B&B. The website claims that her portrait changes expression when she is happy with what is going on in the house! There are assorted other alleged ghosts in the house, including several ghost cats!
36 Melrose Avenue
Natchez, Mississippi 39120
Phone: 601 442 5852
Toll-Free: 1-800 828 4531
Fax: 601 446 7762
luxury@monmouthplantation.com
The Monmouth Plantation B&B does not mention its ghosts, but according to About.com, it is haunted by General Anthony Quitman, hero of the Mexican War, former governor of Mississippi, and past owner of the plantation.
1615 Grand Ave
Carthage, MO
(417) 358-7265
According to the history at the website, a former owner of the house, Albert Carmean, haunts it. He died in 1933 and the funeral was held in the house. In the fall, people often report smelling cigar smoke, and he did smoke cigars.
While the Harlowton Hotel in Harlowton, Montana, is mentioned numerous places, it does not seem to have a websie. However, it is alleged to be haunted by the ghost of an old white-haired man who used to own the place.
Only one famous hotel that is known to be haunted in Nevada so far, and it is in a ghost town and not open to the
public: The Goldfield Hotel in Goldfield, NV. It is closed off! Get permission if you want to see inside! But if you do,
you may see something like this:
719 11th St
Ocean City, NJ
(609) 399-1000
A link to the story of the happy ghost, Emily, is under the history section of the website. Emily is often seen as a lady in white, and she sings in the hallways, plays with locks and light bulbs, and is often heard laughing. She is usually seen barefoot. There is a portrait of Emily on the website, done from descriptions given by various witnesses.
17th & Collinson
Cimarron, NM
(505) 376-2664
Mentions ghosts on the home page:
"For those inclined to the paranormal, the Hotel has a long history, even right up to the present, of reported ghosts and supernatural happenings."
Ghost in the hallway at The St. James Inn
1 Corona Place
Cloudcroft, NM
(505) 682-2566
Mentions ghostly inhabitants on the home page;
"From the turn-of-the-century fire that destroyed the original structure to its ghostly inhabitants to its storied past, our resort offers a haunting presence that can be felt to your very core."
The Hotel Chelsea
222 W. 23rd St
New York, NY 10011 [map]
Tel +1 212 243 3700
UK +44 (20) 8133 9533
Japan +81 (50) 5534 6659
The Hotel Chelsea does not actually mention its ghosts per se, but I know they would not mind. Dylan Thomas stayed there, and lots of other highly created people.
The Grove Park Inn
290 Macon Ave.
Asheville, NC 28804
(800) 438-5800
While they do not mention their ghost on the website, there are many reports on the web and in print of a pink lady who has been seen there for over 70 years. The lady fell to her death in 1920 at the Palm Court Atrium. She often manifests at what appears to be dense pink smoke and she is felt to be very gentle. Use caution in inquiring.
PO Box 198
301 5th Street
Medora, ND 58645
medora@medora.com
1-800-633-6721
1-701-623-4444
1-701-623-4494 (fax)
While they do not mention ghosts, a local ghost hunting group states that the hotel is haunted by a child. They do mention lore and legend, so would probably be open to ghost enthusiasts.
313 E. Broadway
Granville, OH
(740) 587-0001
According to the homepage, this is "America's most ghostly country inn."
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