All Midwest in Cleveland
Right on Cleveland’s iconic Public Square, Hotel Cleveland blends Jazz-Age grandeur with a reputation that keeps paranormal travelers booking “just one more night.” If you love historic hotels with hush-quiet hallways after midnight—and the chance of unexplained sounds when the city finally sleeps—this one’s a classic. Brief Hotel History Opened December 16, 1918, built by the Van Sweringen brothers as Read more...
If you like your haunted stays with cathedral-gothic architecture, shadowy corridors, and old-Cleveland secrets, the Tudor Arms Hotel delivers serious atmosphere. Built for an elite private club and later reborn as a hotel, it’s the kind of place where the grand ballroom feels like it’s still waiting for a 1930s party… and some guests swear the building never fully quiets Read more...


