Updated July 9, 2007

Haunted Inns / Bed and Breakfasts

1891 Castle Inn of New Orleans
New Orleans Bed and Breakfast in the Garden District - on the mardi gras parade route and streetcar line. Yes, we do have a real-"live" resident ghost. In fact, we think we have at least two.

Bellvue-Stratford Hotel
History and mysterious legends of the Grand Dame of Broad Street, now the Park Hyatt Philadelphia.

Castle Stuart
Features a haunted 17th Century castle in the Scottish Highlands. Available for weddings, functions, and banquets.

Farnsworth House Restaurant and Inn
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania inn offers rooms decorated with 19th century antiques, and haunted room options.

Ranvens Grin Inn
Built in 1870, haunted since 1925, the Ravens Grin Inn is rich in dark history. An inn, a tavern, a house of ill-repute, and now a haunted house open 301 nights a year. Tours require an hour or more of your life and feature mazes, displays, secret passages covering seven physical levels in 6000sq. ft. of house. On the cover of National Geographic World, on T.V., the "Extreme Homes Show" on H.G.TV, "Wild Chicago" on WTTW, its unlike anything you will ever experience, no Hollywood, no Jasons or Freddys, no chainsaws, MY Monsters instead!

The Shanley Hotel
The Shanley Hotel is a turn of the century Classic Dutch Colonial in Napanonch, New York, but according to their loyal guests (in spirit) it's timeless... Witnesses have reported the aroma of Emma's (in spirit) southern home cooked meals, the chatter of voices in preparation for an eventful day, James Shanley (in spirit) whistling in the hallways, opening and closing of doors, footsteps up and down the stairs, the piano (in spirit) playing ragtime, followed by the merriment of children playing. The Shanley Hotel consists of 35 rooms, hidden basements, secret pathways and the seductive "Bordello". Upon entering the Bordello, people have reported feeling light-headed, shortness of breath, heaviness and an over-whelming feeling of joy/sadness.

Stone Lion Inn
A ghost inhabits the third floor of this Guthrie, Oklahoma building; the inn was featured in "Mysterious Oklahoma."

Thayer's Historic Bed n' Breakfast
This is no ordinary Old West-style, award-winning, central Minnesota Victorian B&B. Built in 1895 by Gus & Caroline Thayer in the heart of the lakes region with funding from the Soo line Rail Road, completely renovated, listed on the National Historic Register and furnished with authentic antiques, the setting is historic and beautiful. All 11 fine Luxury guestrooms have antiques you can sit on, Air conditioning, and private baths. A full breakfast is included with every stay but, that isn't the best part. Thayer’s takes pride in offering an extra ordinary B&B experience with exceptional service, food, and ghosts! Offering unique entertainment like Ghost Hunting Weekends, interactive Murder Mystery dinners, and psychic readings with gifted psychic. Thayer’s owner, Sharon Gammell makes a stay at Thayer’s fun and exciting as well as informative. The two friendly house kitties, Miss Sadie Cat and Mr. Tennessee enjoy gentle attention and petting. Thayer’s has many enchanted guests that stop in to visit regularly along with three ghost kitties. In October of 2004, Minnesota Paranormal Researchers agreed, Thayer’s is haunted.