Hotels are basically establishments providing accommodation, meals, and other services for travellers and tourists.

Regular travelers may be looking for a cheap, nice and clean hotel to stay in during their travels but who can pass off the chance to stay in a truly unique hotel? Comfort, serenity, prestige, Coziness and many more are things most conventional hotels offer. But there are hotels that offer these services in a whole new dimension. Who would love to live in the same building with a ghost? It's quite daring you know.

Below is the list of The Most Ghost Tormented Hotels Around The World

Castello della Castelluccia


Location: Rome, Italy
This castle is actually just outside Italy’s capital city of Rome, but it’s close enough (and haunted enough) that it deserves a spot on the list. The ghostly residents of this 14th-century castle-turned-hotel aren’t your typical undead pranksters with run-of-the-mill tales of suicide or murder.

One was struck by lightning in the castle’s tower, a handful are actually horses that died far from home after being traded to repay gambling debts and have only returned after death, and the most curious is Rome’s infamous Emperor Nero, who is buried not far from the castle and apparently prefers a warm bed to his cold grave. So, you know what that means right?List Of The Most Ghost Tormented Hotels Around The World

Hotels are basically establishments providing accommodation, meals, and other services for travellers and tourists.

Regular travelers may be looking for a cheap, nice and clean hotel to stay in during their travels but who can pass off the chance to stay in a truly unique hotel? Comfort, serenity, prestige, Coziness and many more are things most conventional hotels offer. But there are hotels that offer these services in a whole new dimension. Who would love to live in the same building with a ghost? It's quite daring you know.

Below is the list of The Most Ghost Tormented Hotels Around The World

Hotel del Salto


Location: Bogota, Colombia
Sometimes called the Tequendama Falls Hotel because of its location on the edge of a 500-foot cliff directly across from a waterfall, it doesn’t really matter which you call it now because it’s neither anymore. What started as an architect’s mansion was later converted into a hotel for roughly 60 years, but the contaminated Bogota River caused a drop in tourism and the opulent building was abandoned in the early 1990s.

It’s alleged that slaves jumped to their deaths here to escape bondage during the Spanish conquest, leaving behind only their spirits who continue to haunt the property, and you still have a chance to encounter them even though the hotel is out of business. The National University of Colombia took over the decaying building and has since turned it into a museum, so you can (legally) visit once again.

The Hay-Adams


Location: Washington DC, USA
Though this luxury hotel has hosted historical celebrities like Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart, there’s a lesser-known name commanding much more attention every December. October may be a spookier month in most minds, but December is when Clover Adams, wife of the property’s original owner, tends to haunt two floors of The Hay-Adams.

That’s when she committed suicide by ingesting chemicals used in her photography (unless you believe those who say her husband had a mistress, and Clover was murdered).

Either way, Clover continues to engage in typical ghost behavior like opening doors, turning things on and off, and occasionally crying out, but some housekeepers have reported receiving phantom hugs while cleaning Clover’s favorite floors. If you’re looking for a friendly ghost friend of your own, Clover may be the spirit for you.

Castello della Castelluccia


Location: Rome, Italy
This castle is actually just outside Italy’s capital city of Rome, but it’s close enough (and haunted enough) that it deserves a spot on the list. The ghostly residents of this 14th-century castle-turned-hotel aren’t your typical undead pranksters with run-of-the-mill tales of suicide or murder.

One was struck by lightning in the castle’s tower, a handful are actually horses that died far from home after being traded to repay gambling debts and have only returned after death, and the most curious is Rome’s infamous Emperor Nero, who is buried not far from the castle and apparently prefers a warm bed to his cold grave. So, you know what that means right?


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I wish i can ever get to understand why humans believe in ghost. And don't come on here bashing me cus its you who's myopic; so narrow-minded.

If there were ghosts who had that 'supposed ghostly powers' do you think out corrupt leaders would be alive by now? People that died from insurgencies and hardship for don press their neck die for night.

I would not dare to stay at least in one of these hotels. Despite the fact that this is just a trick for tourists, inside you feel strange feelings that something should happen to you.

I do not even dare to go into ancient castles about which there are stories of that kind, not to mention the fact that there are such hotels.