Haunted AZ
Arizona mining towns boomed and busted fast, and their old hotels and hospitals are said to hold the spirits of miners, nurses and lonely travelers.
Historic hotel Bisbee, AZ
Built by the Copper Queen mining company and opened in 1902, the hotel is one of the oldest continuously operating hotels in Arizona. Guests describe the scent of cigar smoke, a tall man in a top hat and a woman said to flirt with male guests on the upper floors.
Visiting: Operating hotel and restaurant; ask staff about the rooms with the most reported activity.Official site →
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Former hospital Jerome, AZ
The building opened in 1926 as the United Verde Hospital, serving the copper mining town on Cleopatra Hill, and later reopened as a hotel. Visitors report coughing, call lights and footsteps in empty hallways, and the hotel embraces its haunted reputation with ghost tours.
Visiting: Operating hotel with regular ghost tours; check the official site for schedules.Official site →
Historic hotel Flagstaff, AZ
This downtown hotel opened in 1927 along Route 66 and hosted many Hollywood stars filming Westerns nearby. Guests tell of phantom knocks, a bellboy who announces room service that never arrives, and a woman in the lobby who vanishes when approached.
Visiting: Operating hotel and lounge in downtown Flagstaff.Official site →
Ghost stories are shared as folklore. Hours, tours and access change — always check with the site before you go, and never enter private or closed property.
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