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    Haunted Hotel Locations in India

    All documented spectral archives classified under Hotel located in India.

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    Brij Raj Bhavan Palace

    KotaIndia1830s

    Brij Raj Bhavan Palace in Kota, Rajasthan, is a stunning 19th-century colonial heritage palace converted into a luxury hotel. The palace is world-famous for being haunted by the restless ghost of Major Charles Burton, a British political agent who was killed alongside his two sons by Indian sepoys inside the residence during the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny. Guests, staff, and even former royalty have reported benign encounters with the spectral officer wandering the grand hallways.

    Hotel
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    Fernhills Royal Palace

    OotyIndia1842

    Fernhills Royal Palace in Ooty, built in 1842 as the summer residence of the Maharajas of Mysore, is one of South India's grandest heritage hotels. Spanning 50 acres of manicured gardens and cedar forests, the Swiss-chalet style palace gained nationwide paranormal notoriety during the shooting of the 2002 Bollywood horror blockbuster 'Raaz', when cast and crew experienced chilling nocturnal phenomena, including phantom furniture movements and ghostly footsteps.

    Hotel
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    Savoy Hotel

    MussoorieIndia1902–present

    The Savoy Hotel, opened in 1902 in the hill station of Mussoorie, Uttarakhand, is one of India's grandest colonial-era hotels. Famed for its Edwardian elegance, royal guests, and literary heritage, the hotel gained eternal notoriety following the unsolved 1911 poisoning death of British spiritualist Frances Garnett-Orme. This locked-room murder inspired Agatha Christie's debut novel 'The Mysterious Affair at Styles' and gave rise to enduring legends of Miss Garnett-Orme's ghost wandering the corridors in search of her killer.

    Hotel
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    Sina Hotel (Ghost Hotel)

    AgondaIndia1990s (20th century)

    Sina Hotel, popularly known throughout Goa as the 'Ghost Hotel' or 'Devil's Hotel', is a massive, unfinished five-star luxury resort complex decaying amidst dense coastal jungle at the southernmost tip of Agonda Beach in South Goa. Envisioned in the early 1990s by a group of Russian investors as a lavish beach resort, the multi-million dollar construction project ground to a sudden halt following severe legal disputes, financial ruin, and the reported murder of one of its primary owners. Decades after construction was abandoned, the colossal concrete shell has been swallowed by tropical vegetation, giving rise to persistent local legends of phantom footsteps, disembodied weeping, flickering lights in unlit rooms, and a ghostly female apparition roaming its vacant hallways.