Haunted Stays
Every property here has a paper trail of sightings, a history worth reading, and a front desk that will actually take your reservation.
Reported HauntingsEast Bay Inn
East Bay Inn pairs an 1852 waterfront warehouse with River Street access, pet-friendly rooms, and Savannah folklore surrounding a friendly spirit known as Charlie.
Historic LandmarkHamilton-Turner Inn
Hamilton-Turner Inn pairs an ornate 1873 mansion on Lafayette Square with romantic lodging, literary Savannah history, and long-running reports of children, billiard balls, and a mysterious rooftop figure.
Legendary Haunted StayHotel Monteleone
A family-owned French Quarter landmark since 1886, Hotel Monteleone pairs literary history and its famous Carousel Bar with one of New Orleans' best-known haunted hotel reputations.
Romantic Haunted StayEliza Thompson House
Built in 1847 as a family home on historic Jones Street, Eliza Thompson House is an adults-only bed and breakfast known for its garden courtyard, romantic atmosphere, and reports of a young girl and a soldier-like apparition.
Famous Ghost Story17Hundred90 Inn & Restaurant
17Hundred90 Inn & Restaurant pairs historic Savannah lodging with an on-site restaurant, period-style rooms, and one of the city's best-known paranormal traditions, centered on Room 204 and the legendary figure known as Anna.
Paranormal ReportsKehoe House
Built for William and Anne Kehoe in 1892, Kehoe House is an adults-only historic bed and breakfast known for elaborate cast-iron architecture, Columbia Square views, and long-running reports of childlike sounds and apparitions.
Civil War HistoryThe Marshall House
Opened in 1851, The Marshall House combines one of Savannah's strongest documented hotel histories with a long-running reputation for unexplained sounds, apparitions, and other reported paranormal experiences.
Infamous HistoryLizzie Borden House
A notorious historic home where guests stay near one of America's most infamous stories.
Bookable Haunted StayThe Queen Mary
A docked ocean liner known for shadow figures, cold spots, and decades of haunted reports.
Guest FavoriteThe Stanley Hotel
A Colonial Revival grand dame at the edge of Rocky Mountain National Park, famous as the inspiration for "The Shining" and for a guest list that never quite checks out.
Most HauntedThe Whaley House
A restored 1857 brick home in Old Town San Diego, built over a former gallows site, with a reputation that draws paranormal investigators as reliably as history buffs.