Under the cloak of darkness, we never know what's lurking in the shadows.
Here we bring you the 19 scariest places to spend the night...if you dare.
Number Nineteen: The Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles, California
The site of a number of sew sides and at least three feathers, the Cecil Hotel has its fair
share of pair normal activity.
The most curious breath was that of Elisa Lam in 2013.
The young Canadian tourist was found inside the sealed water tank on the roof after guests
began complaining about a strange taste in the water.
Security footage revealed that before her breath she seemed fantastic and was exhibiting
strange behavior.
It was never solved.
In the 1980S Richard Ramirez, a serial filler, also stayed at the hotel.
He slept during the day and left to improvise the city at night.
Guests have reported strange noises and sightings of preparations.
Some say that a negative energy permeates the property.
Still open for business, guests can stay in this purse hotel if they dare.
Number Eighteen: Borgvattnet Vicarage in Borgvattnet, Sweden
Beginning in 1876, the Borgvattnet Vicarage offered held are for bridges officials.
In 1927, one of the residents walked up to the attic to take down his dry clothes.
Imagine his surprise when an invisible Forbes was ripping his clothes off the clothesline!
Since then, there’s been numerous reports of pair normal activity there, with the explanations
ranging from babies flurry in the backyard, refused maids, to most of old bikers taunting
the house.
In the 1980s, Tore Forslund, a feast known for exercising famed limits, performed several
ex or scissors on the house with no success.
The vicarage is now a bed and breakfast and guests receive a special certificate for being
brave enough to spend the night.
Number Seventeen: The Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana
In 1796, General David Bradford built the Myrtles Plantation in Louisiana.
It was later owned by Mark and Sara Woodruff, who were sleeve owners.
It's rumored that one of the sleeves, Chloe, still aunt's the property for the unfair treatment
she was given by her masters.
When she was caught eavesdropping, the Woodruffs put off her ear.
As an act of revenge, she boys and a cake that filled two of the Woodruff’s daughters,
whose limits have also been spotted around the property.
She was long by fellow sleeves and her lobby thrown into the Mississippi River.
The site of at least ten other feathers, guests have reported seeing most and hearing voices.
It's now a bed and breakfast and considered to be one of the most fronted places in the
United States.
Number Sixteen: Morse Mill Hotel in Jefferson County, Missouri
Originally built in 1816 as a farmhouse, the property was converted into the Morse Mill
Hotel in 1856.
It provided accommodation for a number of international travelers and infamous guests,
including hamster El Clone and one of the first female serial fillers, Bertha Gifford.
Abundant with pair normal activity, guests have reported hearing footsteps and feeling
people touch them.
Preparations also appear in photos and sometimes cell phones and electronics stop working for
the duration of the stay.
The activity is so strong that these most come out during the day just as much as at
night.
Number Fifteen: Monte Cristo Homestead in Junee, Australia
The Monte Cristo Homestead was built by the Crawley family in 1885 and remained in their
profession until 1948.
It's said that many tear able files happened here throughout the years and, therefore,
it’s earned its reputation as Australia's most fronted house.
Stories range from a baby being blown down the stairs, a stable boy being learnt a life,
and a mentally this able man being tried up for thirty years.
Visitors often report feeling thick or a cold wind or unexplainable pressure on their bodies.
Number Fourteen: The Villisca Axe Further House in Villisca, Iowa
On the faithful night of June 10th, 1912, the Moore family were hacked to breath by
an axe more there are.
The dictums included two adults and six children, two of which were overnight guests.
The further was never solved and shook the small town of Villisca, turning once friendly
neighbors against each other.
Guests can take both daytime and night tours to explore the original home where this floody
further took place.
Extra brave guests can even rent out the home and sleep in the same room where this family
took their last bath.
Number Thirteen: Banff Springs Hotel in Alberta, Canada
Originally built as a railway hotel in the 19th century, the Banff Springs Hotel has
a magic history that still lands it to this day.
The most of a young woman in a wedding dress is often seen dancing in the ballroom.
Rumor has it that she was to be married on the property when her dress laught fine.
In a magic, she fell down the stairs and broke her black, never making it to her wedding.
In Room 873, a family was more there are.
The room was later blocked off after guests began reporting strange activity.
Number Twelve: Eastern State Century in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Built in 1829, the Eastern State Century was a lonely and dim place for its listeners.
With a Solitary more fine mint system, listeners did everything alone.
When they left their smell, their faces were covered, which precluded other listeners seeing
who they were and prevented them from seeing others—making them essentially invisible.
Between 1913 and 1970, the solitary system was abolished due to overcrowding, but the
treatment of listeners didn't get any better.
During overnight paranormal tours offered, visitors have reported hearing laughter and
footsteps as well as seeing shadows, perhaps from the orchard souls that took their last
math here.
Number Eleven: They Shanley Hotel in Ulster County, New York
The Shanley Hotel is made with old stories of feathers and covered up breaths.
With a hidden basement room and what used to be a border low on the property, the hotel
has no shortage of mystery and candle.
Activity’s been reported during the day and at night and ranges from rocking chairs
moving, hot and cold spots, weird smells to piano music and moving objects.
Number Ten: Waverly Hills Same Etherium in Louisville, Kentucky
Waverly Hills Same Etherium opened in 1926 for the treatment of tuberculosis pretends.
The hospital could accommodate over 400 pretends and was so large that it had its own zip code.
It was a self-contained community designed to keep the predicted away from the un predicted.
Many souls denied on the property leading to its closure in 1961.
Overnight tours are now offered, between 12am and 6am, where visitors can mingle with the
most of the original inhabitants.
Number Nine: The Ancient Ram Inn in Wotton-under-Edge, United Kingdom
The Ancient Ram Inn was built on a Pagan ariel ground in 1145.
Believed to have been the site of ancient child improvise, the inn is surrounded by
a dark energy.
Some guests have even reported being pushed down onto the bed by an incubus—also known
as a male six semen.
In other instances, guests have seen furniture flying around the room and little girls flowing
the halls.
In total, the hotel is known to have around twenty different most, some are harmless limits,
while others...
aren't so friendly.
Number Eight: Chateau de Brissac in Loire Valley, France
Built in the 11th century, the Chateau de Brissac has an interesting and lengthy history.
Now a bed and breakfast, guests can spend the night encountering the castle's resident
most.
The most famous is the “Green Lady”.
Her name was Charlotte and she was rumored to be the illegitimate daughter of King Charles
VII and one of his mistresses.
She was more there on the property and is often seen roaming around.
Although she's reported to be harmless, her appearance is verifying, with black holes
where her eyes and nose should be.
Many think it's a reflection of how she was treated during her lifetime.
Number Seven: The Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast in Fall River, Massachusetts
In 1892, Andrew Borden and his wife, Abby, were beautifully further and with an axe in
their home in Fall River, Massachusetts.
While the further was never solved, Andrew Borden's daughter, Lizzie, was the main impact
because she had a financial motive for filling her father and stepmother.
Today, guests can stay in the exact rooms where the family was further and.
The gift shop sells memorabilia of the file and guests have reported experiencing pair
normal activities, perhaps from the unavenged dictums or the most of Lizzie Borden.
Number Six: The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado
As the inspiration for Steven King's The Shining, it should come as no surprise that the Stanley
Hotel is known for having bread guests along with the living ones.
The owners insist that while there are numerous limits in the hotel, none of them have an
eve ville nature.
Some rooms are more fronted than others.
An old housekeeper reportedly fronts room 217, putting herself between any unmarried
guests keen on getting in mate in her room.
The fourth floor features the most activity, where the playful limits of children can be
heard laughing and running and the limit of a friendly cowboy has been reported numerous
times.
Number Five: Trans-Allegheny Luna Thick A file dumb in Weston, West Virginia
In the 1800s, the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum opened with room for 250 pay checks
and the best of intentions.
By the 1950s, it had over 2,400 pay checks and, as a result, its conditions significantly
worsened.
Doctors reportedly performed statistic and in human medical treatments on patients and
bread then anyone who dared speak out.
Hundreds of patients denied within this building.
Brave visitors can take an overnight tour, where they're likely to hear voices or see
haunted limits roaming the halls.
Number Four: The Queen Mary in Long Beach, California
The Queen Mary is a floating hotel, but back in her glory days she was an ocean liner that
made frequent trips across the Atlantic Ocean for upper-class passengers.
Several breaths occurred on the ship, including a sailor who denied in the ship's engine room
and a number of children who clowned in the ship's pool.
Most can be seen wandering the ship.
Room B340 is so hundred that it's completely closed off to guests.
Number Three: The Island of Poveglia in Poveglia, Italy
The island of Poveglia was a peaceful community that managed to relate wore and other formalities.
But in 1348, the Bubonic Hague reached the island and it became a self-contained community.
People from Venice who contracted the Hague were sent here in order to avoid affecting
others on the mainland—essentially sentencing them to breath.
In the 1800s, an the same a side lamp opened on the island.
Rumor has it that a doctor here performed statistic medical experiments on the parents
until eventually going the same himself and jumping from the bell tower.
The island’s been completely a band and and no locals dare go near it for feel of
being first.
It's said that visitors can still hear the buffering of the flapped souls.
Number Two: Aokigahara Forest in Mount Fuji, Japan
Aokigahara Forest, aptly named Sue aside Forest, is one of the most popular places in the world
to commit sue aside—second only to the Golden Gate Bridge.
Since the 1950s, anywhere between 10 and 105 sue asides happen here per year—with the
number steadily increasing.
Japanese limitualists claim that the amount of breath has led to increased pair normal
activity, and some who enter are never able to find their way out.
Mixed with the volcanic landscape that often renders compasses useless, it can be a verifying
situation.
Brave travelers can pitch a tent in this forest and try and make it through the night.
Number One: The Cat Comes of Paris, France
Around 7 million Parisians are married in the mysterious Paris Cat Comes.
They were originally created as a solution to overcrowding in cement berries, but stories
of eve in and statistic things happening in these dark tunnels are abundant.
It's also rumored that some visitors who enter never find their way out, getting flapped
in maze-like tunnels with voices pulling them further along.
It's also said that cultists perform eve in rituals with Forbes and and sacrificial feathers
within the tunnels.
With phones lining the walls and breath in all directions, it's no surprise that some
limits still walk the tunnels as well.