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HAUNTED HOTELS IN THE UNITED STATES

   In the United States and all around the world are hundreds of haunted places.  But did you ever think that while on vacation, the place you choose to sleep could be the very place a ghost or spirit is looking over you?  Haunted hotels are known to be the most haunted places on earth.




Kate Morgan

Hotel Del Coronado
      This hotel is located in California and is known to be haunted since 1892.  It is also considered to be one of the top resorts in the U.S.  There have been reports of voices and apparitions coming from all floors of the hotel.  It is also reported that Kate Morgan, a young woman in her 20's was killed by a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.  Her body was found on the steps to the front entrance of the hotel.  Ms. Morgan is she ghost haunting the rooms of the Hotel Del Coronado.



Stanley Hotel


Stanley Hotel ghost
   The Stanley Hotel is located in Colorado and has a lot of hidden secrets and history behind it.  Author Stephen King is known to stay in this hotel when in need of inspiration.  His best selling book, "The Shining" is based off of the Stanley Hotel.  There have been reports of children laughing, mostly in the ballroom, and sounds of piano playing.  The ghost is known to be Freelan O. Stanley and his wife, who was once a piano player.  He has been known for stealing guest jewelry and visiting their rooms in the middle of the night.




Crescent Hotel and Spa

Crescent Hotel ghost
      The Crescent Hotel and Spa is known to haunted since 1886 and is located in Arkansas.  The ghosts and spirits in this hotel are not so friendly and are considered to be dangerous and don't enjoy guests.  It has been reported that the spirits appear through mirrors and seems as though they are trying to reach out.  Guests and staff members have recorded seeing hands come through the walls and mirrors.


Myrtle's Plantation

Myrtle's Plantation ghost
   Myrtle's Plantation has been proven to be one of the most haunted hotels in America.  This hotel is located in Louisiana.  Built in 1796 by General David Bradford was a place meant for this man and his family.  But today is haunted by 10 ghosts that were murdered and didn't leave the earth on a good note.  Most of the ghosts are known to be children.  There are reports of a little girl skipping up and down the stairs, then disappears.

Provincial Hotel

Provincial Hotel ghost
    The Provincial Hotel is located in New Orleans and was built many years ago. It is known to be haunted by soldiers and hospital patients that have suffered throughout that time period.  There have been reports of screaming and moaning of wounded soldiers along with blood stains that disappear seconds later.  Also, there are feelings of being watched and followed.  A lot of these paranormal activities have been caught on tape by ghost hunters.

Heathman Hotel
   Heathman Hotel is located in Oregon.  There have been reports of multiple ghosts lurking the halls and rooms of this ancient hotel.  The ghosts and spirits are known to do odd and spooky things.  To let their presence be known, there are reports of moving objects, tapping, and faces appearing in dark corners.  There have also been cold spots in one particular area in a room and voices have been recorded on an EVP.



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