Haunted Hotels
Check in for the night. Check out with a story.
The world's most haunted hotels are still taking bookings — and you can sleep in the rooms that made them famous. This guide collects haunted hotels you can book tonight, from the Colorado hotel that inspired The Shining to French châteaux with a resident Green Lady. Each haunted hotel is rated for mystery, mapped, and reviewed for what a stay actually involves: the most requested haunted rooms, ghost tours for non-guests, prices and the best time of year to visit. Ideal for anyone searching for a haunted hotel stay, a spooky weekend break or a paranormal overnight experience.
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Estes Park, United States
The Stanley Hotel
The Stanley Hotel opened in 1909 in Estes Park, Colorado, at the entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. Stephen King stayed one night in 1974, in room 217, and the visit gave him the idea for The Shining. The hotel now runs ghost tours all year.
Brissac-Quincé, France
Château de Brissac
The Château de Brissac in France's Loire Valley is the tallest castle in the country, seven floors high. It has belonged to the same family for over 500 years, and they still live there. It also has France's best known ghost story, the Green Lady.