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The Blennerhassett Hotel | Parkersburg, West Virginia
Blennerhassett Hotel
This well-appointed West Virginia hotel is the cornerstone of noted author and medium Susan Sheppard's haunted walking tour, which takes brave souls around to the numerous haunted buildings in quaint Parkersburg.
Irma Hotel | Cody, Wyoming
When you're founded by the legendary Buffalo Bill you don't really need a ghost story to up your cache. Nonetheless, the Irma delivers one by way of Room #35, where numerous guests have reported feeling an icy presence and unexplained uneasiness upon entering.
The Geiser Grand Hotel | Baker City, Oregon
This historic property features well-appointed rooms and enough paranormal activity (think faucets turning on by themselves or Gibson Girl-like apparitions) to draw guests from around the globe. Most recently, a Japanese film crew visited the Geiser Grand to capture ghost footage for FujiTV.
Dubbed the "Pink Palace," this famous Florida hotel facing the Gulf of Mexico is often considered one of the state's most romantic destinations for lovebirds. It is also rumored to be haunted. Debuted in 1928 as a tribute to real estate scion Thomas Rowe's long-lost love, Lucinda, The Don CeSar comes with a storied past. Many guests and staff have reported seeing Rowe wandering the grounds, searching for Lucinda even in death. Perhaps he found her – there have been several alleged sightings of a reminiscent young couple strolling this St. Pete Beach property together
Opinion
Most of the hotels have something is common:
That every hotel has something that works alone.
Now a scary question: is it normall that most of the places these things happen? Why, there is a phantom that makes the same thighs in all hotels? We don’t know.
When they were built? The Blennerhassett Hotel in Parkersburg, West Virginia, opened on May 6, 1889. Its construction began in 1883 and was completed in six years. Designed by local entrepreneur William Nelson Chancellor, the hotel was conceived as a luxury establishment to accommodate businessmen and travelers of the time, especially during the oil and gas boom in the region. The hotel was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 and has been restored several times to preserve its architecture and heritage.
Irma Hotel | Cody, Wyoming It officially opened to the public on November 1, 1902, with a grand opening celebration on November 18, 1902.
The Geiser Grand Hotel first opened in 1889. It closed it 1968, and after a major restoration it reopened in the 1990s.
Pink Palace It was built in 1928 by Thomas Rowe, who designed it as a tribute to his lost love, Lucinda. Its pink color and Mediterranean-style architecture made it popular among celebrities and travelers. Today, it remains a historic and luxurious hotel, known for both its beauty and the romantic, mysterious legends surrounding it.
Why they were built?
1. The Blennerhassett Hotel (West Virginia, 1889)
It was built to accommodate businessmen and travelers during the oil and gas boom in the region. It became a symbol of luxury and progress for the city of Parkersburg.
2. Irma Hotel (Wyoming, 1902)
It was built by Buffalo Bill Cody and named after his daughter Irma. He wanted to create an elegant and comfortable place for visitors and to promote tourism in the town he founded, Cody.
3. The Geiser Grand Hotel (Oregon, 1889)
It was built during the gold rush to host wealthy miners, travelers, and businessmen. The goal was to make it the most luxurious hotel in the Pacific Northwest.
4. The Don CeSar Hotel (“Pink Palace”, Florida, 1928)
It was built by Thomas Rowe as a romantic tribute to his lost love, Lucinda, and also as a luxury seaside resort meant to attract wealthy visitors.
How the rooms are? The Blennerhassett Hotel rooms were elegant and luxurious, with fine wooden furniture, large comfortable beds, private bathrooms, and detailed decorations that made guests feel like they were in a sophisticated mansion. The Irma Hotel rooms were comfortable and elegant for their time, with large wooden furniture, cozy decorations, and private or shared bathrooms, offering guests the luxury Buffalo Bill wanted them to enjoy. The Geiser Grand Hotel rooms were luxurious and richly decorated, with large wooden furniture, private bathrooms, elegant decorations, and high ceilings, making guests feel like they were staying in a European-style luxury hotel in the Old West. The pink palace Hotel rooms were luxurious and sophisticated, with large beds, elegant Mediterranean-style furniture, private bathrooms with upscale finishes, and bright, colorful decorations, allowing guests to enjoy a stylish and comfortable seaside resort.
Famous people that stayed there The Blennerhassett Hotel: Local politicians and businessmen Irma Hotel: Buffalo Bill Cody and Wild West show stars Geiser Grand Hotel: Miners and historic film crews
Don CeSar Hotel Pink Palace Frank Sinatra The Beatles Judy Garland
How much do they cost? The Blennerhassett Hotel: from $152 USD per night Irma Hotel: from $130 USD per night Geiser Grand Hotel: from $195 USD per night
Don CeSar Hotel Pink Palace: from $316 USD per night
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23 The Blennerhassett Hotel | Parkersburg, West Virginia Blennerhassett Hotel This well-appointed West Virginia hotel is the cornerstone of noted author and medium Susan Sheppard's haunted walking tour, which takes brave souls around to the numerous haunted buildings in quaint Parkersburg.
Irma Hotel | Cody, Wyoming When you're founded by the legendary Buffalo Bill you don't really need a ghost story to up your cache. Nonetheless, the Irma delivers one by way of Room #35, where numerous guests have reported feeling an icy presence and unexplained uneasiness upon entering.
The Geiser Grand Hotel | Baker City, Oregon This historic property features well-appointed rooms and enough paranormal activity (think faucets turning on by themselves or Gibson Girl-like apparitions) to draw guests from around the globe. Most recently, a Japanese film crew visited the Geiser Grand to capture ghost footage for FujiTV.
Dubbed the "Pink Palace," this famous Florida hotel facing the Gulf of Mexico is often considered one of the state's most romantic destinations for lovebirds. It is also rumored to be haunted. Debuted in 1928 as a tribute to real estate scion Thomas Rowe's long-lost love, Lucinda, The Don CeSar comes with a storied past. Many guests and staff have reported seeing Rowe wandering the grounds, searching for Lucinda even in death. Perhaps he found her – there have been several alleged sightings of a reminiscent young couple strolling this St. Pete Beach property together
Opinion
Most of the hotels have something is common: That every hotel has something that works alone. Now a scary question: is it normall that most of the places these things happen? Why, there is a phantom that makes the same thighs in all hotels? We don’t know.
When they were built? The Blennerhassett Hotel in Parkersburg, West Virginia, opened on May 6, 1889. Its construction began in 1883 and was completed in six years. Designed by local entrepreneur William Nelson Chancellor, the hotel was conceived as a luxury establishment to accommodate businessmen and travelers of the time, especially during the oil and gas boom in the region. The hotel was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 and has been restored several times to preserve its architecture and heritage.
Irma Hotel | Cody, Wyoming It officially opened to the public on November 1, 1902, with a grand opening celebration on November 18, 1902.
The Geiser Grand Hotel first opened in 1889. It closed it 1968, and after a major restoration it reopened in the 1990s.
Pink Palace It was built in 1928 by Thomas Rowe, who designed it as a tribute to his lost love, Lucinda. Its pink color and Mediterranean-style architecture made it popular among celebrities and travelers. Today, it remains a historic and luxurious hotel, known for both its beauty and the romantic, mysterious legends surrounding it.
Why they were built? 1. The Blennerhassett Hotel (West Virginia, 1889) It was built to accommodate businessmen and travelers during the oil and gas boom in the region. It became a symbol of luxury and progress for the city of Parkersburg. 2. Irma Hotel (Wyoming, 1902) It was built by Buffalo Bill Cody and named after his daughter Irma. He wanted to create an elegant and comfortable place for visitors and to promote tourism in the town he founded, Cody. 3. The Geiser Grand Hotel (Oregon, 1889) It was built during the gold rush to host wealthy miners, travelers, and businessmen. The goal was to make it the most luxurious hotel in the Pacific Northwest. 4. The Don CeSar Hotel (“Pink Palace”, Florida, 1928) It was built by Thomas Rowe as a romantic tribute to his lost love, Lucinda, and also as a luxury seaside resort meant to attract wealthy visitors.
How the rooms are? The Blennerhassett Hotel rooms were elegant and luxurious, with fine wooden furniture, large comfortable beds, private bathrooms, and detailed decorations that made guests feel like they were in a sophisticated mansion. The Irma Hotel rooms were comfortable and elegant for their time, with large wooden furniture, cozy decorations, and private or shared bathrooms, offering guests the luxury Buffalo Bill wanted them to enjoy. The Geiser Grand Hotel rooms were luxurious and richly decorated, with large wooden furniture, private bathrooms, elegant decorations, and high ceilings, making guests feel like they were staying in a European-style luxury hotel in the Old West. The pink palace Hotel rooms were luxurious and sophisticated, with large beds, elegant Mediterranean-style furniture, private bathrooms with upscale finishes, and bright, colorful decorations, allowing guests to enjoy a stylish and comfortable seaside resort.
Famous people that stayed there The Blennerhassett Hotel: Local politicians and businessmen Irma Hotel: Buffalo Bill Cody and Wild West show stars Geiser Grand Hotel: Miners and historic film crews Don CeSar Hotel Pink Palace Frank Sinatra The Beatles Judy Garland
How much do they cost? The Blennerhassett Hotel: from $152 USD per night Irma Hotel: from $130 USD per night Geiser Grand Hotel: from $195 USD per night Don CeSar Hotel Pink Palace: from $316 USD per night