Bucks County Hotel Named One Of Most Haunted In America

NEW HOPE, PA — New Hope's own Logan Inn has made another haunted mansion list. This one is put out by the AirportParkingReservations team at Philadelphia International Airport, which ranks the top 13 haunted hotels in America on its travel blog site.

"As spooky season draws near, thrill-seekers and paranormal enthusiasts alike are gearing up for a spine-tingling Halloween experience. What better way to immerse yourself in the supernatural than by staying at one of the most haunted hotels in the U.S.?" asks the blog site, which bills itself as "a destination for all things travel."

The Logan, with its haunted spirits roaming the hallways, comes in at number 12 on the list of scary accommodations "guaranteed to leave you on the edge" this Halloween.

"Whether it’s a mischievous spirit, a wandering apparition, or chilling unexplained events, each of these locations has a story worth exploring," says the blog site. "For those daring enough, a haunted hotel stay may be just the addition your Halloween adventure needs."

So what did the team unearth at the Logan?

"Built in 1722 as a tavern the Logan Inn, now plays host to numerous spirits – including the mother of the former owner, Emily, who plays tricks on guests by rearranging their luggage and playing with the room’s heater.

"The general manager says, 'Emily is what they call the spirit that roams the halls. When she was living she used to live in the Inn.' The things that still remain that belong to Emily is the bed that
people sleep in and the portrait on the wall … She passed away in this bed.”

Another ghostly resident is a little girl who is often seen wandering the halls, says the blog site.

"If you’re seeking a haunted hotel with a rich history and a touch of the supernatural, Logan Inn is the perfect destination," says the airport reservation team.

Other haunted places making the list include:

1. Hotel Provincial (New Orleans, Louisiana) - Once a Confederate hospital, the ghosts of soldiers and doctors are said to roam the halls, with guests reporting sightings of bloody apparitions.

2. Stanley Hotel (Estes Park, Colorado) - Famous for inspiring Stephen King’s The Shining, the Stanley Hotel boasts ghostly encounters including piano-playing spirits and prank-playing groundskeepers.

3. Crescent Hotel (Eureka Springs, Arkansas) - The ghost of Dr. Norman Baker, a controversial healer, is often seen, along with other spirits from the building’s days as a health resort.

4. Hotel Chelsea (New York City, New York) - With a history of tragedy, this iconic hotel is haunted by artists, Titanic survivors, and notorious guests like Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen.

5. Carolina Inn (Chapel Hill, North Carolina) - Known for playful spirits, including a ghost who locks guests out of rooms and another who checks for unlocked doors.

6. RMS Queen Mary Hotel (Long Beach, California) - This ocean liner turned hotel has become a hotspot for paranormal activity, with reports of ghostly apparitions and eerie sounds.

7. The Heathman Hotel (Portland, Oregon) - Rooms ending in ‘03’ are notorious for paranormal activity, including strange noises, moving objects, and ghost sightings.

8. Sagamore Hotel (Bolton Landing, New York) - A popular spot for golfers—living and dead—guests have encountered a mischievous ghost boy and a mysterious lady in white.

9. Ramada Plaza Hotel (Fond du Lac, Wisconsin) - The spirit of former owner Walter Schoreder is said to haunt the hotel, accompanied by ghostly screams and unexplained movements.

10. Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel (Hollywood, California) - Haunted by Marilyn Monroe, her reflection has been seen in mirrors around the hotel, and her spirit lingers in the exclusive Tropicana nightclub.

11. Hotel Del Coronado (Coronado, California) - Love-struck ghost Kate Morgan haunts this wedding destination, after her tragic demise in 1892.

12. Logan Inn (New Hope, Pennsylvania) - Built in 1722, this historic inn is home to several spirits, including Emily, the former owner’s mother, who is known for rearranging luggage and
playing with the heater.

13. Hotel La Fonda (Santa Fe, New Mexico) - Spirits roam this historic Santa Fe hotel, with guests reporting ghostly sightings and eerie sensations in rooms and hallways.

If you want to find out more, visit the reservation team's blog site. Click here to pay a visit.