09/25/2026
The Stanley Hotel:
Located in Estes Park, Colorado, and opened in 1909, the Stanley Hotel is widely named one of the most haunted in America. The 41-acre property consists of 11 historic structures. This includes the main hotel, the concert hall, the carriage house, and The Lodge (originally called The Manor House). All built by inventor, Freelan Oscar Stanley, the building was one of the first fully powered hotels in the world to have a hydroelectric plant and water systems to provide electricity. Stanley made a fortune alongside his twin brother over the course of many years. In 1941, Stanley died at the age of 91 due to heart failure/complications. Today, many believe Stanley among others, still roam the halls and corridors of the hotel. Guests, visitors, and staff report sounds of the piano played, disembodied voices, items being moved without explanation, and lights being turned on and off. The hotel and its surrounding structures have become a popular tourist location, a hot spot for supernatural activity, and paranormal investigators. It’s history has and will remain one of the country’s most iconic historic districts. Want to know more? Follow the link below!
https://www.stanleyhotel.com/about/