Haunted Hotels USA

USA HAUNTED HOTELS, INNS & BED & BREAKFASTS

ARIZONA

Hotel Vendome  
230 S. Cortez Street, Prescott, Arizona
Phone: 888-468-3583    928-776-0900       vendomehotel@aol.com 
Hotel manager Abby Byr and her cat passed away in 1921 after sending her husband to get medicine, he never returned. Refusing to eat or drink, Abby still waits for her husband. Guests, paranormals, ghost hunters experience and feel her presence. Many television shows, magazines and books share her story. 

CONNECTICUT

Whitehall Mansion
42 Whitehall Avenue, Mystic, CT
Phone: 860-572-7280
cpeck@waterfordhotelgroup.com 
The Whitehall Mansion was built in 1771 by Dr. Dudley Woodbridge, a former theologian and minister of Groton, CT, who later  became a successful medical doctor, Guests have reported hearing children laughing and seeing "floating clouds". Lucy, Dr. Dudley's daughter is said to be the "main" ghost in the house. 

FLORIDA

Don Cesar Beach Resort 
3400 Gulf Blvd., St. Petersburg, FL
Phone: 813-360-1881
The Don Cesar Beach Resort is haunted by Thomas Rowe, who built the hotel in 1928. He build the hotel as a tribute to his beloved, Lucinda, a Spanish opera singer. Lucinda dies before the hotel was completed. Construction workers began seeing the ghost of Thomas in 1972. Thomas is seen wearing a panama hat. He liked to roam the fifth floor where he used to live and the lobby.

St. Francis Inn  
279 St. George Street, St. Augustine, Florida 
Phone: 800-824-6062   904-824-6068   
Some believe the ghost of a young house servant haunts the St. Francis Inn. Some have seen her passing in the hall, all dressed in white. Paranormal events reported by our guests are described as mischievous, never harmful. For more information, visit www.stfrancisinn.com/ghosts.html .

MASSACHUSETTS

Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast 
92 Second Street, Fall River, MA 
508-675-7333
August 4, 1892. A wealthy businessman and his wife found brutally murdered in their Victorian home in Fall River, Massachusetts. The Accused: the youngest daughter, Lizzie. The Verdict: Not Guilty! So goes the lore of the most famous crime in the annals of American history. The mystery remains: If Lizzie Borden did not wield the murder weapon, who did? Our beautifully restored Greek-revival home is now a first-class bed & breakfast. You are invited to choose one of 6 beautifully appointed bedrooms and roam the house to learn the true facts.

MICHIGAN

Landmark Inn 
Lake Superior, Michigan
Phone: 888-752-6362
Around the time the hotel first opened in 1930 on the shores of Lake Superior, a librarian in town fell in love with a sailor. He was to make one last journey before coming home to marry her, but the ship and crew never returned. The librarian is said to still haunt the Lilac Room, which has a view of Lake Superior. She is believed to be watching for her sailor's return.

OHIO

Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza 
35 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Phone: 513-421-9100 
During the hotel's construction in the 1930s, one of the laborers was killed. His body was never found. "The Lady in Green" has been seen in the Mezzanine level and the Hall of Mirrors.  It is believed that she is the widow of the construction worker who died, and her restless spirit seeks his body.

OREGON

The Heathman Hotel
1001 SW Broadway at Salmon,  Portland, Oregon 97205
Phone 800-551-0011
Room 703 in particular is a hot spot. Guests who leave a clean room return to find a towel used, a glass of water out, a desk chair moved. Hotel records report no one used the electronic key to get in to the room. The incidents happen too often to be brushed off as a fluke. All the rooms in a particular column (703, 803, 1003) have reports of mysterious phenomena.

VERMONT

Grey Gables Mansion 
122 River Street
Richford, VT 05476
Phone: (800)-299-2117
Stories circulate about the ghost of an old lady who likes to clean, of a boy and girl who stare out from the bedroom window and the old lady watching from the widow's peak.

WISCONSIN

Ramada Plaza Hotel 
1 North Main Street St.
Fond Du Lac, WI  
Phone: 920-923-3000
Employees have reported Optional strange occurrences in the ballroom. The chandelier inexplicably shakes and sways. One employee who heard a noise late one night saw a couple dancing. They disappeared, and he turned and left as fast as he could. The staff's code name for the ghosts who are responsible for the strange happenings at the hotel is "Walter," after the original owner of the hotel.