The Stanley Hotel, Colorado - Where Stephen King's Nightmare Began The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park stands like a majestic ...

The United States, with its long and varied history, has its fair share of haunted locations. And casinos, known for their vibrant atmospheres and high-stakes excitement, are no exception. Among the ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Hotels are transitory spaces, and, thus, breeding grounds for the anonymity that comes with escape. When ...

TripAdvisor compiled data from hundreds of millions of reviews, finding hotels across America that travelers reported were haunted. Here are the top five that will send shivers up your spine: ...

From disembodied voices to ghostly apparitions, we've heard many spooky details from hotel guests who have visited notoriously haunted hotels. While Oyster.com reviewers haven't had any paranormal run ...

Imagine checking into a beautiful old hotel, key in hand, only to realize you might be sharing your room with someone—or something—that never left. Across the United States, historic hotels carry ...

Now that it’s officially spooky season, it’s the perfect time to book a stay at one of these hotels. There are countless haunted spots around the world, but Fox News has found seven haunted hotels ...

A historic hotel with a commanding presence in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, The Stanley has been referred to as “Disneyland for ghosts.” Throughout this Estes Park hotel are haunting hotspots, like a ...

What better way to get into the Halloween spirit then with a stay at a haunted hotel? Luckily there are plenty of perfectly peculiar properties that offer incredibly eerie accommodations. Here are ...

Spooky season is almost coming to an end, which means it’s time to get those scary thrills out of our systems ASAP! My friends and I are planning a road trip before fall wraps up, during which we hope ...

Indeed, hotels are eerily similar to the liminal space ghosts inhabit, neither here nor there, neither dead nor alive. So it's only (super)natural that hotels are some of the most haunted structures ...