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Haunted, Historic, and Infamous Tours Across the Globe
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Malaga Inn
The Malaga Inn is a historic boutique hotel in downtown Mobile, Alabama, where Southern elegance meets lingering echoes of the past. Set within beautifully restored 19th-century buildings, guests often speak of shadowed corridors, unexplained sounds, and an unmistakable sense of history that never quite sleeps.
The Emily Morgan San Antonio - a DoubleTree by Hilton
The Emily Morgan Hotel (DoubleTree by Hilton) is a striking historic hotel in downtown San Antonio, directly across from the Alamo. Once a former medical building dating back to the 1920s, it carries a reputation for lingering spirits, unexplained sounds, and shadowy encounters reported by guests and staff alike. With its dramatic Gothic Revival architecture, moody interiors, and storied past, the Emily Morgan offers a stay where history—and something more—never quite rests.
The Hollywood Roosevelt
The Hollywood Roosevelt
The Hollywood Roosevelt is an iconic historic hotel in the heart of Hollywood, where Golden Age glamour and lingering legends intertwine. Opened in 1927, this storied landmark has hosted countless stars—and countless ghost stories—most famously the spirit of Marilyn Monroe, said to still appear in mirrors and quiet corners. With its timeless elegance, shadowed hallways, and unmistakable old-Hollywood energy, the Roosevelt is as haunting as it is legendary.
Mizpah Hotel
Hotel del Coronado
The Hollywood Roosevelt
The Mizpah Hotel is a legendary historic hotel in the heart of Tonopah, Nevada, where early-20th-century luxury meets enduring ghost stories. Originally opened in 1907 during the silver boom, this former grand landmark is best known for the tale of the “Lady in Red,” said to still wander its upper floors. With its vintage elegance, richly layered history, and long-reported paranormal activity, the Mizpah offers a stay where the past lingers long after nightfall.
The Queen Mary
Hotel del Coronado
Hotel del Coronado
The Queen Mary is an iconic floating hotel permanently docked in Long Beach, California, where grand ocean-liner elegance meets one of the most haunted reputations in the world. Launched in the 1930s and later serving as a World War II troopship, her decks have witnessed luxury, loss, and history at sea. Today, guests report unexplained footsteps, flickering lights, whispered voices, and encounters with long-said spirits throughout her staterooms and corridors. With her Art Deco splendor, sweeping views, and lingering echoes of the past, the Queen Mary offers an unforgettable stay where history never truly sleeps.
Hotel del Coronado
Hotel del Coronado
Hotel del Coronado
The Hotel del Coronado is a legendary beachfront resort in Coronado, California, where Victorian elegance meets one of America’s most enduring ghost stories. Opened in 1888, this historic icon is most famously linked to the spirit of Kate Morgan, whose mysterious death has long been associated with unexplained activity throughout the hotel. With its grand architecture, oceanfront setting, and whispers of the past lingering in its halls, the Hotel del Coronado offers a stay where history, romance, and mystery intertwine.
The Crescent Hotel and Spa
Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans
The Crescent Hotel and Spa
The Crescent Hotel and Spa is a legendary historic hotel perched high above Eureka Springs, Arkansas, long known as “America’s Most Haunted Hotel.” Originally opened in 1886, this grand resort has lived many lives, including a notorious period as a medical facility, leaving behind countless stories of lingering spirits and unexplained encounters. With its hilltop views, Victorian architecture, shadowed corridors, and rich paranormal history, the Crescent offers a stay where the past is never truly at rest.
Historic Anchorage Hotel
Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans
The Crescent Hotel and Spa
The Historic Anchorage Hotel is a landmark property in downtown Anchorage, Alaska, where early frontier elegance meets lingering legends. Originally opened in the 1930s, this former railroad hotel has long been associated with unexplained sounds, shadowy figures, and reports of lingering spirits tied to Alaska’s early days. With its Art Deco touches, storied past, and quiet sense of mystery, the Historic Anchorage Hotel offers a stay where history feels very much alive.
Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans
Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans
The Hotel Monteleone is a legendary historic hotel in the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter, where Old World elegance and literary lore meet lingering spirits. Opened in 1886, this family-owned landmark has welcomed famous writers, musicians, and countless travelers—and with them, stories of unexplained footsteps, flickering lights, and ghostly encounters reported over the years. With its classic charm, rich cultural history, and famously haunted reputation, the Hotel Monteleone offers a stay where the spirit of New Orleans never truly fades.
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Step into the past with this curated collection of haunted and historic stays, where iconic architecture, legendary stories, and lingering spirits create unforgettable experiences. From grand landmarks to storied boutique hotels, these destinations invite you to sleep where history—and mystery—still linger.