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1. Hotel Le Pavillon, New Orleans, USA.

Built in 1907, the hotel is described as "a place where guests can immerse themselves in refined luxury,

 romantic evenings and glittering nights." 

Guests can also be to meet with ghosts. It is reported that at least five different ghosts inhabit the hotel. 

The most famous of these is the Adda, whiny teenage spirit, who during his life had killed the fugitive, with which they were

 familiar. 

Adda is dressed in the style of the mid-1800s. Another spirit - a gray-haired old lady in a black dress. 

Some say they feel periodically cigar smoke and the smell of women's perfume. 

The funniest thing in the hotel, it is a ghost hippies - a young man in a colorful dress. 

The spirit of the hippies - prankster, he often likes to play with lodgers, pulls the blankets at night to unsuspecting guests.

2. Hotel Ballygally Castle, Larne, Northern Ireland.

Built in 1625 Castle Ballygally Castle has a rather formidable history. 

It belonged to a rich family for years, until finally after a number of sales does not become the property. 

One of the former residents was James Shaw, husband of Lady Isobel. 

Some speculate that she was an adulteress, and others - that she was not able to produce a male heir. 

Shaw's wife imprisoned in the tower, where fleeing from starvation, she threw herself from the window in her bedroom. 

Since then, Lady Isobel often seen in the castle, it often knocks on the doors of rooms at odd hours. 

It is also argued that in the castle there are a couple of spirits: a certain Madame Nixon in a twisted, elegant dress; the other

 - a mischievous laughter of children is also heard in the corridors.

3. Hotel Grand Hyatt, Taipei, Taiwan

According to rumors, Grand Hyatt has been erected on the land, which once housed a prison and a Japanese prisoner 

of war camp during World War II. The ground was so poisoned by death and despair that locals avoid this place like the plague. 

Even movie star Jackie Chan said that in the middle of the night in the hotel appeared Spirit. 

Desperate to hotel management invited experts in feng shui, which installed wind bells, amulets and Buddhist scrolls 

in the hotel lobby to scare away the spirits.

4. Russell Hotel, Sydney, Australia

The hotel Russell dark origin. Onsluzhil hospital during the deadly epidemics of smallpox and bubonic plague, and later 

became a residential house and a hostel for seafarers. 

It is known that at least one of the sailors, refusing to leave the hotel and after death. 

Guests rooms 8 say they woke up feeling that while you sleep on the bed hung over them something dark. 

Periodically also feel the presence of someone else's. Others claim to have seen ghosts prostitutes wandering the halls.

5. Hotel Fairmont Banff Springs, Banff, Canada

Nestled high in the Rocky Mountains, Fairmont Banff Springs hotel resembles a beautiful medieval castle. 

The hotel management has categorically denied the existence of any ghosts in the hotel but there's a lot of stories. 

A story about a walk in the corridors of the hotel the bride, who allegedly died in a tragic accident at the hotel. 

Another story about the elderly messenger named Sam McAuley. Sam loved the hotel, even after death continued to work

 there. Guests often see a gray-haired messenger at the hotel, although the staff then they say that gray-haired workers at no.

6. Akasaka Weekly Mansion, Tokyo, Japan.

The Japanese are always serious about ghosts. Hotel Akasaka Weekly Mansion, rumored to be one of the most frequently 

visited sites, this extended stay suites. Guests talk about the unusual phenomena, ghostly mists, and the feeling of 

disembodied hand that touches them during sleep.

7. Ship Hotel Queen Mary. California.

Built in the early XX century, Queen Mary was prime ocean liner for transatlantic travel celebrities and VIPs. 

During the Second World War, it was painted in a gray color and was used as a hospital. 

After the war ended, he returned to former glory. Queen Mary was finally decommissioned in 1967 and raised in Long Beach, 

California, where it is turned into a floating hotel. Over the years, dozens of people were killed on the ship, including 

at least two people crushed by the door to the engine room. Many have seen the ghostly woman in a bathing suit

 in the style of the 1930s, around the pool and children's heart-rending cries can be heard at night. 

Unlike many hotels, which place they hide the paranormal, Queen Mary guide advertises its ghosts, offers daily tours with ghosts.

8. Hotel Castello Della Castelluccia. Rome, Italy

One of the most ancient cities in the world where blood was shed more than almost anywhere else on earth. 

Castello della Castelluccia, this renovated castle of the 11th century, passed from hand to hand many times and is 

home to many aristocratic families, including Orsinis, Mutis, Odelskanis. Guests say they have repeatedly seen three ghosts, 

perhaps including the mad emperor Nero, who roams the garden.

9. the Talbot Hotel, Oungl, England.

Fotheringhay Castle was built around 1100. It has a rich history, being the birthplace of King Richard III (whose remains 

were found in the past year), as well as the place where Mary Stuart was convicted and beheaded. 

In the 1600s, the castle fell into disrepair and was broke. The most famous in the castle was an oak staircase, which was 

reflected in a converted hotel Talbot Oundle, Northamptonshire. Legend has it that Mary walked on the very stairs, 

in the same clothes in which she was on the chopping block, even though she had been dead for more than four 

hundred years. Her ghost has been seen repeatedly going down the stairs, furniture while moving around, and the portrait 

of Mary falls off the wall.

10. Chelsea Hotel, New York

Bohemian landmark, hotel "Chelsea" was built between 1883 and 1885. Although it has been home to countless artists, writers,

 poets and musicians, he is perhaps best known as the place where the Sex Pistols bassist Sid Vicious, Nancy Spungen struck 

girlfriend, and then she died, and he died of a drug overdose. Poet Dylan Thomas at the "Chelsea" fell into a fatal coma; 

he later died in hospital. But perhaps, Sid Vicious and Dylan Thomas have never left the hotel "Chelsea". 

Their ghosts have been seen wandering the halls of the hotel, along with the playwright Eugene O'Neill and writer 

Thomas Wolfe. Also visitors of the hotel have recently reported about all kinds of paranormal phenomena, the phantom 

of the cold air to the light bulbs that are switched on and off by themselves. Currently, the hotel "Chelsea" is closed for 

renovation.