Haunted Hotels
Haunted hotels are one such type of building that people are most grateful to be haunted, mainly because you're able to easily - and welcomely - stay in them.
The main reason so many hotels have ghost stories behind them is because of the amount of people who pass through them, with such a high number of people staying in these places, the chances are some will die there over the years.
Some of the best hotel ghost stories are based on people who used to live there, such as certain hotels mostly in America were gangsters and murders used to live almost full time to hide out.
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Haunted Hotels in the UK
Schooner Hotel, Alnmouth
Ostrich Inn, Buckinghamshire
The Wellington Hotel, Cornwall
The Manor House Hotel, County Durham
Dalston Hall, Carlisle, Cumbria
Moresby Hall, Cumbria
The Ancient Ram Inn, Gloucestershire
The Mermaid Inn, Sussex
The Station Hotel, West Midlands
The Black Swan Hotel, Wiltshire
Hotels in the US
St James Hotel, Selma, Alabama
Oliver House, Bisbee, Arizona
Jerome Grand Hotel, Jerome, Arizona
Brookdale Lodge, Boulders creek, California
Queen Anne Hotel, San Francisco, California
The Stanley Hotel, Estes Park, Colorado
The Brook Forest Inn, Evergreen, Colorado
Stage Coach Inn, Colorado
Cassadaga Hotel, Cassadaga, Florida
The Vinoy Hotel, St. Petersburg, Florida
The Mineral Springs Hotel, Alton, Illinois
The Congress Hotel, Chicago, Illinois
The Barbee hotel, Indiana
Blackhawk Hotel, Davenport, Iowa
Sweet dreams Inn, Bay port, Michigan
Bass country inn, Springfield, Missouri
The Logan Inn, New Hope, Pennsylvania
General Stanton Inn, Rhode island
Driskill Hotel, Austin, Texas
Hotel Andra, Seattle, Washington
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