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These accommodations are said to be inhabited by ghosts, making them the most haunted hotels in the world. Examples include an abandoned hotel from the 20th century that is perched precariously on the edge of a cliff in Colombia and a boutique property in Los Angeles that is filled with all kinds of bustling nightlife. Both of these hotels have one thing in common: they are located in Los Angeles. Number 10 - Estes Park, Colorado's Stanley Hotel. In Stanley Park This iconic hotel was built in the 20th century and is located in the shadows cast by the Rocky Mountains. It is well known for being the inspiration for Stephen King's novel "The Shining." A mark of the paranormal was left at the hotel in 1911 after an explosion in Room 217 injured the hotel's main maid. Number 9 - The Hotel Chelsea, located in the heart of New York City, New York The historic Hotel Chelsea is said to be haunted by the souls of well-known singers and artists who once resided there in life or after passing away. Dylan Thomas passed away while residing at the hotel, and decades later, Nancy Spungen, who was the girlfriend of Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols, was found stabbed to death in Room 100 of the hotel. Number 8 - The Langham Hotel in London, located in the United Kingdom Many people believe that the Langham, which opened in 1865, is the most haunted hotel in London, and that Room 333 is the location where much of the paranormal activity is reported to have occurred. Only the most courageous (living) souls dare to check into this establishment, and those who have done so have witnessed everything from a Victorian-era doctor who allegedly killed his wife and himself while they were on their honeymoon Number 7 - The Russell Hotel in Sydney, in the country of Australia The Russell Hotel in Sydney may be found in a neighborhood of the city called simply The Rocks. It is reported that the building is haunted by the spirit of a sailor from the time of colonial rule who was never able to return to the sea. Number 6 - Dragsholm Castle, Hørve, Denmark During the middle of the 1600s, James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell, was held captive at Dragsholm Castle after being taken by the Norwegians, who were the rulers of what was then Denmark-Norway at the time. Because of his prolonged confinement, he went insane, and in the end, he was hung from a pillar and allowed to die. He has never been able to get away from the Danish estate, and that hasn't changed. Number 5 - The Nottingham Road Hotel is located in Kwazulu Natal, South Africa At the turn of the century, Charlotte was a prostitute who visited the Nottingham Road Hotel. It is said that she had strong feelings for a soldier who was stationed in the area at the time. When she found out that her love had been lost - either because it was never returned or because it was lost in combat - she threw herself off the balcony of Room 10. Number 4 - The Bell, which may be found in Norfolk, England This humble inn, which can be found in the central square of a small town, is anything but a sleepy place to stay. It is not unusual to catch a glimpse of a cloaked monk or Betty Radcliffe, who was formerly the landlady at this location. It should come as no surprise that the tavern, which has been in business for over six centuries, possesses a mystical spirit. Number 3 - The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, located in the city of Los Angeles, in the state of California Marilyn Monroe stayed at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel quite frequently, and she was particularly fond of the poolside Suite 1200 since it featured a full-length mirror. Guests now look into the mirror in the hopes of catching sight of the celebrity, the reflection of whom has been known to materialize on numerous occasions. Number 2 - Hotel del Salto, San Antonio del Tequendama, Colombia Even though it is no longer a hotel but rather a museum of biodiversity and culture, the Hotel del Salto is most well-known for its position as a luxury resort for Colombia's upper-class citizens. The hotel's location on the edge of a cliff provided guests with an unobstructed view of the Tequendama Falls, which had a height of more than 400 feet. When the hotel was closed down in the 1990s, it developed a reputation for being haunted. Number 1 - Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, Mumbai, India The luxurious Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in India was designed in part by W.A. Chambers, who was also one of the architects that worked on the project. He then left for a trip to England, and when he returned, he discovered that the plans hadn't been carried out as intended. He had already drawn out complex designs ➡️ We hope you enjoy all content as much as we enjoy offering them to you. ❤️SUBSCRIBE ► We need 1,000 subscribers. Thank you!