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    Haunted Hotel Locations in United States

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    Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa

    Hot SpringsUnited States1875–1924

    The Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa in Hot Springs, Arkansas, is a grand historic hotel famous for its luxurious thermal baths, prohibition-era gangster history, and legendary ghost sightings. Originally constructed in 1875 and rebuilt in 1924 after a destructive fire, the grand Spanish Colonial Revival landmark hosted notorious figures including Al Capone, Lucky Luciano, and US presidents. Guests and hotel staff routinely report encountering spectral figures in vintage 1920s attire walking through the grand lobby, phantom footsteps in upper hallways, and eerie paranormal activity surrounding Al Capone's favorite suite, Room 443.

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    Beard and Lady Inn

    ChesterUnited States1887

    The Beard and Lady Inn, originally constructed in 1887 as The Chester Inn, is a historic two-story brick landmark located along the railway line in Chester, Arkansas. Renowned for surviving multiple catastrophic town fires and floods that wiped out surrounding timber-era structures, the inn operates today as a restored boutique hotel and apothecary. Behind its charming historic exterior lies a long record of ghost sightings, including the phantom footsteps of a guest who froze on a balcony and two spectral brothel women seen waving from upper floor windows.

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    The Biltmore Hotel

    Coral GablesUnited States1926

    The Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, Florida, is a world-famous luxury resort and National Historic Landmark built in 1926 by real estate developer George Merrick. Renowned for its soaring 315-foot tower inspired by the Giralda bell tower in Seville, Spain, the Mediterranean Revival masterpiece served as a roaring twenties paradise, a Prohibition speakeasy, a World War II military hospital, and a medical school campus before undergoing major restoration. Alongside its glamorous history, the Biltmore is widely regarded as one of South Florida's most actively haunted destinations. Its supernatural legacy includes gangland murders from the Prohibition era, wartime patient deaths, mysterious elevator movements, and recurring encounters with the benevolent ghost of gangster Thomas 'Fatty' Walsh.

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    Congress Plaza Hotel

    ChicagoUnited States1890s

    The Congress Plaza Hotel on Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago is widely cited as the most haunted hotel in the Midwest. Opened in 1893 to house visitors for the World's Columbian Exposition, this colossal hotel has hosted U.S. Presidents, foreign dignitaries, and mobsters including Al Capone. Over its century-plus history, it has earned a dark reputation for intense paranormal activity, including the infamous Room 441, the ghost of 'Peg Leg Johnny,' and phantom ballroom music.

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    1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa

    Eureka SpringsUnited States1886

    Perched dramatically atop West Mountain in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa is proudly self-proclaimed as 'America's Most Haunted Hotel.' Designed by renowned St. Louis architect Isaac S. Taylor as a luxury Victorian resort for wealthy travelers seeking healing Ozark mineral waters, the grand limestone hotel has lived many lives—including a women's college and a fraudulent cancer hospital run by notorious con man Norman Baker in the late 1930s. Today, the hotel is internationally famous for its active spirits, including Michael the Irish stonemason in Room 218, Theodora the cancer patient, a ghostly nurse pushing a gurney, and Norman Baker himself.

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    DeSoto House Hotel

    GalenaUnited States1855

    The DeSoto House Hotel, opened in April 1855 in historic Galena, Illinois, is the oldest operating hotel in the state. Renowned for hosting Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, and William Tecumseh Sherman, the hotel's grand Victorian architecture and storied past have nurtured decades of haunting claims, including apparitions in 19th-century attire, phantom cigar smoke, and disembodied voices.

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