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Step inside the soaring Victorian-era atrium of the Windsor Hotel in Americus, and you enter a world where Southern charm and historic grandeur intersect with whispers of the past. As dusk falls and the gas lamps flicker, some guests say they still hear children’s laughter echoing through empty hallways, spots cool as a ghost’s breath, or catch a glimpse of Read more...
If you like your boutique hotels with a side of unfinished business, the Ellis Hotel delivers. By day it’s a sleek, modern high-rise in the heart of downtown Atlanta. By night, some guests say the past breaks through: the faint smell of smoke with no source, elevators that seem to have minds of their own, and the uneasy feeling that Read more...
Rising over Washington’s historic town square, The Fitzpatrick Hotel looks like a storybook Queen Anne landmark—turret, balcony, stained glass and all. But some guests say the real stories begin after dark. Built atop an old cemetery and said to house jilted lovers, playful children and the restless Fitzpatrick family themselves, this 1898 hotel invites brave travelers to sleep in rooms Read more...
Imagine retreating to a grand 18th-century mountain resort built around healing mineral springs—by day you soak in warm pools, by night you wander opulent corridors once traveled by presidents and wellness seekers. At the Omni Homestead Resort & Spa in Virginia you stay in luxe surroundings where the past still lingers. And for the ghost-curious: in the hush of the Read more...
Step into a historic mansion where Southern elegance meets spectral whispers. At the Martha Washington Inn & Spa, nestled in the charming town of Abingdon, Virginia, you stay in a grand building with roots as a private estate, a ladies’ college and a wartime hospital—and where guests still report footsteps in empty hallways and the plaintive strain of a violin Read more...
Nestled on 300 acres of Virginia wine country just outside Washington, D.C., the Airlie Hotel blends Georgian-Revival elegance, gardens of bygone eras, and a quiet hush that lingers after the guests depart. By day you stroll among oak-lined paths and stately rooms; by night you might feel the steady gaze of a portrait, hear the gentle creak of a bellman’s Read more...
Perched on a hill above the Atlantic, The Historic Cavalier Hotel looks every bit the grand seaside palace it has been since the Roaring Twenties—crystal chandeliers, sweeping lawns, and a lobby once walked by presidents, movie stars, and big-band legends. But some guests never truly checked out. From a beer baron who plunged from the sixth floor to a lady Read more...
Stay in a stately block of Greek-Revival townhouses in downtown Richmond—once the childhood playground of Edgar Allan Poe, now the boutique Linden Row Inn. But behind the elegant furnishings and antique charm, you might feel something else stirring: footsteps on the wood floors after midnight, a faint perfume in an empty room, a shadow drifting by the window. For guests Read more...
Step into the heart of Virginia’s hunt country, where cobblestone paths, flickering lanterns, and Revolutionary-era fireplaces whisper stories from centuries past. At the Red Fox Inn & Tavern—one of America’s oldest continuously operating inns—history sleeps lightly, and ghosts never rest. From phantom soldiers to a heartbroken bride, guests still report candlelit shadows, rustling skirts in empty hallways, and footsteps on Read more...
Nestled in the heart of Harrisonburg’s historic “Friendly City” district, the Friendly City Inn invites you into charming Victorian ambiance—warm fireplaces, elegant woodwork, and vintage décor. But for those drawn to the uncanny, it offers a subtle paranormal twist: local ghost-tour guides include it among the town’s haunted lodgings, meaning you might drift to sleep thinking you’re not quite alone. Read more...