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Home » News articles » 02 Nov 2009 » The spookiest hotels in US that can cost you your sleep

The spookiest hotels in US that can cost you your sleep

Submitted by admin on Mon, 11/02/2009 - 04:21

Washington, Nov 1 (ANI): In the U.S. there are scores of hotels that claim to be home to ghosts. These 'haunted' hotels advertise their spooky pasts to attract plenty of visitors hoping to catch a sight of guests from another world.

Now, CBS News has complied a list of some of the spookiest spots around the nation that promise you a sleepless night.

1. The Myrtles Plantation, St. Francisville, La.

2. Fairmont Hotels and Restorts, Vancover, B.C.

3. The Morris Ranch Farmhouse, Greenough, Mont.

4. Wyndham Hotel Galvez, Galveston, Texas

5. Bullocks Hotel, Deadwood, S.D. (ANI)

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