Hotels, inns, taverns and bars where guests report more than room service.
Flagstaff hotel with room-service ghost folklore.
1753 sailors’ tavern where men vanished into the rum tunnel.
Mining-town hotel with several reported apparitions.
Hotel in Eureka Springs; research record.
Historic hotel known for Lady in Red folklore.
Hotel in Austin; research record.
1893 World’s Fair hotel with a mobster reputation and sealed-room lore.
Rebuilt nineteenth-century hotel hosting investigations, with multiple attributed guest reports.
Former hospital associated with apparition reports.
Historic hotel linked to horror literature.
Site documented in a Ghost Research Society investigation report.
Hotel in San Antonio; research record.
Hotel associated with documented cultural history.
Hotel in Chattanooga; research record.
Tavern in Bardstown; research record.
Inn associated with honeymoon ghost folklore.
1892 ironmaster’s mansion B&B haunted by the Kehoe children.
1851 hotel that served as a Civil War hospital and yellow-fever ward.
1927 film-colony hotel haunted—per lore—by Marilyn Monroe and Montgomery Clift.
1928 hotel haunted by Leone Jensen, who leapt from the roof in 1928.
1892 Victorian "castle" hotel with a jilted-bride legend.
The pink palace of St. Pete Beach—Gatsby-era resort with a founder’s ghost.
Historic hotel with apparition folklore.
1851 hotel in Texas’s steamboat ghost-town capital.
Historic Juneau hotel with attributed ghost stories.
Willapa Bay hotel with Charley folklore.
Cody hotel with guest-reported ghost stories.
Historic stagecoach inn with documented visitor ghost stories.
1790 inn haunted by Anna Powers, the jilted lover who leapt.
1926 medical-arts building turned hotel with hospital-era ghosts.
WPA-built mountain lodge—the Overlook’s exterior in The Shining.
The 1797 house built for Napoleon’s "rescue"—never used.
Bar in Memphis; research record.
Historic saloon associated with ghost legends.
Former school associated with headmistress folklore.
1905 Beaux-Arts hotel haunted by the "Lady in Blue"—Patricia Wilson’s legend.
Queen Street restaurant haunted by the spinster sisters who owned it.
Inn associated with documented cultural history.
Tourism retells stories that an apparition identified as Seth Bullock assists guests and moves objects.
Bar in Houston; research record.
Former tavern associated with a phantom rider legend.
Hotel associated with Clover Adams folklore.
Historic hotel with voice and apparition reports.
Hotel associated with Rosie ghost folklore.
The West Village restaurant in Aaron Burr’s 1767 carriage house.
The 1771 mansion where James Habersham still "walks."