A former monastery turned hotel in the south of France. Guests report lights that flicker, footsteps echoing in empty halls, and something brushing past them at night. Built in the 1500s and once used as a military hospital, the Hôtel Cloître Saint-Louis holds centuries of stories. Some of them still speak. This is a true haunting from the heart of Avignon.

Based on guest reviews, local legends, and historical records about the Hôtel Cloître Saint-Louis in Avignon. Built in the 16th century as a monastery and later used as a military hospital, the hotel has been the subject of multiple firsthand accounts describing unexplained footsteps, lights, and cold spots. Some details have been adapted for clarity and pacing.

Dragsholm Slot in Denmark looks peaceful. A boutique hotel with chandeliers, a moat, and whitewashed walls. But guests have heard chains dragging through the halls, footsteps that don’t belong, and whispers in the dark. Some say the Earl of Bothwell never left. Others have seen a woman in white gliding past their door. This castle claims to have over 100 ghosts. Would you spend the night?

Based on historical accounts of Dragsholm Slot, including the imprisonment of the Earl of Bothwell, Danish folklore about the White Lady, and reports from paranormal investigators and hotel guests. Some details adapted for narrative flow.

Leap Castle in Ireland is known as one of the most haunted buildings in the world. Behind its stone walls lie centuries of bloodshed, an infamous hidden oubliette, and a terrifying entity known only as the Elemental. Guests report footsteps, voices, and cold hands in the dark. Would you stay the night?

Based on public folklore and firsthand accounts shared by Leap Castle owner Sean Ryan, visitor testimonials, historical records about the O’Carroll clan and Leap Castle, and reports from paranormal investigators and bloggers. Certain details adapted for narrative clarity.