I ain't afraid of no ghost!?

Question

Here is a list of the most haunted places in the USA. .SO..............................................Booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Would you stay here?

Top 10: haunted hotels
Not afraid of ghosts? Head to our top picks for haunted hotels for a spine-tingling getaway.1. Farnsworth House Inn, Gettysburg, Pa.
2. St. James Hotel, Cimarron, N.M.
3. Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast, Fall River, Mass.
4. The Menger Hotel, San Antonio, Texas
5. Stanley Hotel, Estes Park, Colo.
6. Lemp Mansion Restaurant & Inn, St. Louis, Mo.
7. Rosario Resort and Spa, Orcas Island, Wash.
8. Buxton Inn, Granville, Ohio
9. Crescent Hotel & Spa, Eureka Springs, Ark.
10. Wyndham Bourbon Orleans Hotel

"...who's that coming over the hill is it a Monster....a Monster......"
Boooooooooo and wooooooo!

Answer 1

I've stayed at the Rosario Resort. Its a pretty wicked, huge mansion--hard to imagine it was a private house at one time. I seem to recall a history there steeped in jealousy between two shipbuilding brothers and their wives. Amazing music room with a 2 storey pipe organ and a pretty nice indoor swimming pool on the lower floor overlooking the ocean. If you arrive by yacht, there is a marina with overnight moorage that includes full guest access to all the mansion's amenities.

One place I halfway thought would end up on your list would be the Gold Hill Hotel (and cemetary) just outside of Virginia City, Nevada... not to mention about half a dozen mansions and the Piper Opera House in Virginia City itself. You could probably do a top ten just of whistle stops and ghost towns in Nevada / Northern California alone.

Answer 2

That sounds bizarre. I don't really believe in ghosts (though there was once a completely unexplained sound in a hotel room I stayed in). If you're sure about it, perhaps try to cleanse the room using incense, lavender (preferably dried) and a beeswax candle. At dusk light the candle with a match, the incense stick ( a woody, musky scent is best) with the candle and waft the dried lavender about for a minute or so. Crush the lavender with your left hand fingertips whilst imagining to breath in white light and exhaling grey. When finished fill your mind with goodness (no thoughts in particular, just a sense of well-being) and turn around fully in a clockwise direction. Extinguish the incense stick in the molten wax and blow out the candle. Leave the room and do not re-enter for 24 hours. I hope this works. Good luck. BTW, it isn't witchcraft or anything Pagan; it's just something I feel is right for your situation.

Answer 3

I would love to see a ghost. Concrete evidence of some sort of afterlife. Unfortunately, if ghosts were real, we would have seen tons of video of them by now. There may be an argument that a ghost can't be "photo"graphed, but digital cameras see what's there regardless of light conditions, so that argument doesn't play anymore either. Most people that claim to believe in ghosts are trying to profit from it anyway. I would stay at any of those places.

Answer 4

I have stayed at the Crescent Hotel...It is creepy, but it was alright. Nothing major happened, just when I got back from the bar, my bags were packed and sitting in front of the door, so it was hard to open. At first, I was mad, so I called down to the front desk, and they told me that this was a common occurrence. My boyfriend's shaving cream also exploded in the middle of the night, but we just laughed about that one.

Answer 5

never been to these places, but localy, i knwo 25th street in ogden utah is a big place for ghosts more so the hotels on the corner of 25th street. been featured on the travle channle and everything else.

Answer 6

yeah the house i used to live in was haunted.. I dealt with it and that was fairly graphic events I doubt they can be any worse.

Answer 7

There is know way would i even consider going. I am to easy scared for real. I am spooked out even thinking about it

Answer 8

you fergot the Winchester house in Campbell Ca.

Answer 9

"There are no haunted places...just haunted people."

- skeptic from the Travel Channels' "America's Most Haunted"

Answer 10

i aint seen the pics of the rooms ect but yeah why not it could be fun!