Getting ready for Halloween: the top 11 US hotels with ghosts
Despite the fact that Halloween is not an official day off, it is still a holiday - a national, or rather even a multinational one.
Regardless of whether you believe in evil spirits or not, visiting a hotel with ghosts will be a great way to prove how brave you are.
1. Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans, LA
According to rumors, this hotel is teeming with ghosts that still come to the halls. A recent guest told how a naked man in a mask of birds appeared in his room many times. Other visitors claim that a jazz singer sings at night in the hotel, a child walks through the corridors, and it disappears when you look into his eyes. Some have seen a watchmaker repairing clocks in the hotel lobby.
2. Driskil, Austin, TX
Jesse Lincoln Driskil, the first owner of the hotel, constantly haunts his visitors. In this he is not alone. It is said that a woman who committed suicide within the walls of this hotel is hiding on the fourth floor. Guests and hotel staff even heard her whisper and cry.
3. Hotel Hollywood Roosevelt, Los Angeles, California
Lovers of the other world believe that the spirits of famous people still come to the hotel to enjoy the amenities. According to legend, from time to time he is visited by Marilyn Monroe. Guests can see her reflection in the mirrors, which are located opposite her suite and pool. As it should be, the hotel lights and taps with water are turned on and off independently.
4. Hotel Boveri, New York, New York
Despite the fact that the hotel Boveri, which is in Manhattan, looks like a chic hotel, full of wealthy party-goers, many believe that ghosts do not leave it. This is especially noticeable at one in the morning when elevators occasionally fail.
5. Hotel Omni Parker House, Boston, Massachusetts
Hotel Omni Parker House is located in the historic center of Boston. He is said to be haunted by the ghost of the first owner, Harvey Parker. He is known as a perfectionist who participated in all matters concerning the hotel. Apparently, even after his death, he could not entrust the hotel to anyone, and he comes here himself. He is often seen on the tenth floor. He also likes to visit room number XXUMX.
6. Queen Anne Hotel, San Francisco, California
Everything in the hotel is performed in the Victorian style, which is already associated with ghosts. In the hotel building there used to be a school where Mary was the head. She still comes to her office, on the site of which is now room number XXUMX.
7. Hotel Ellis, Atlanta, GA
The hotel was previously called Winecoff and became known in 1946 year, when a fire broke out, which killed 119 people. Guests claim they have seen faces and figures throughout the hotel. Others said they smelled smoke and heard human screams.
8. Drake, Chicago, IL
Drake opened on New Year's Eve on 1920, but the triumph was short. Legend has it that a woman in red came to the opening with her husband, and then jumped off the roof. Since then, guests have repeatedly said that they have seen a woman in red throughout the hotel.
9. Kahler Grand Hotel, Rochester, MN
Considering that this hotel is connected to the Mayow Rochester clinic, it is not surprising that many patients choose its rooms. In 1977, Helen Vourges stayed at a hotel for examination at a clinic. After paying all the bills, she left the institution, and no one ever saw her again. However, guests say they see a woman in an elevator that disappears before their eyes. According to the description, the ghost is very similar to Helen.
10. Street Inn Charleston, South Carolina
If you stay at Rally Street Inn, in historic Charleston, South Carolina, you will get much more than beautiful scenery and a cozy room. Some of the guests were locked in the 303 room for no reason. Other guests said they saw a ghost in their room early in the morning. According to them, it was like the first owner.
11. Green Mountain Inn, Stowe, Vermont
Guests at this hotel talk about the inexplicable cold near the door of the 302 room. If you listen, you can hear someone walking there, banging his heels. Butz was born in room number 302 in 1840 year. He became a local hero after saving people from imminent death. His fame spread throughout the district, and everyone wanted to drink with him. He began to drink and he was fired from the hotel. In the end, Butz returned to the hotel, but fell from the roof, saving the little girls.
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