Last Updated on December 31, 2020
4. The Omni Grove Park Inn: Asheville, North Carolina
This Omni Grove Park Inn opened its doors in 1913, and since then, it has received several famous guests, among which we can highlight former President Barack Obama. However, this luxurious hotel is famous for a young woman’s paranormal presence who appears to haunt room 545. Wearing the same pink evening gown she was wearing when she fell off a balcony during the 1920s, and this ghost seems to enjoy playing with electricity. Many children claim to have seen the so-called “Pink Lady” wandering around the halls.
5. Omni Bedford Springs: Bedford, Pennsylvania
This charming 18th-century hotel has hosted several presidents of the United States of America, from Thomas Jefferson to George W. Bush. But the long history of this space is filled with paranormal episodes. Several guests claim to have witnessed the appearance of spectral shadows in photographs, and even more, guests say they have seen the spirits of former soldiers marching inside one of the weirdest hotels in America…
6. Biltmore Hotel: Coral Gables, Florida
Since its construction in 1926, this five-star hotel has been a favorite hideaway for many celebrities. However, a gangster named Fatty Walsh was murdered on the hotel’s 13th floor and is said to haunt the building to this day. The hotel was later transformed into a military hospital. For a time, Miami Medical University even used the building as a morgue. So, it is no surprise that every sort of paranormal activity occurs in this hotel – from lamps breaking to spirits wandering around wearing medical gowns.
7. Hotel Monteleone: New Orleans, Louisiana
This hotel opened in 1886, and since then, there have been several reports of alleged ghostly apparitions. In 2003, the hotel’s owners agreed to receive a team of paranormal investigators who detected more than twelve different spirits at the hotel. The 14th floor seems to be the favorite place of the ghosts who haunt this building. One of the ghosts is a child named Maury. The little boy died in this very hotel, where his spirit remains until today, still searching for his beloved parents.
