Stay Overnight In A 115-Year-Old Hotel That’s Said To Be Haunted At The Seelbach Hilton In Kentucky
On the hunt for some spooky fun in the heart of beautiful Louisville, Kentucky? Look no further than the stunningly beautiful, century-old hotel known as the Seelbach Hilton.
Opened in May 1905 as the dream project of two brothers, the hotel was wildly successful. Just a few months after opening, 154 new rooms were added on.
However, in 1936, a woman named Patricia Wilson committed suicide by throwing herself down an elevator shaft following the sudden death of her husband in a car accident. She wore a long, blue dress, and had long, black hair on the day she died.
She appears still wearing her blue dress and black hair. She is said to vanish as soon as she's been seen.
It is unknown who she could be, or why she haunts the building.
Daring guests can reserve rooms in this haunted hotel for just one night or for longer. Weddings are popularly held here as well, despite the haunts.
The 2013 film "The Great Gatsby" utilized the gorgeous billiard room as a backdrop in certain scenes. The Seelbach Hilton is popular among the wealthy and famous for its top-tier service and atmosphere.
Guaranteed to bring thrills and maybe some chills, this decadent place is nothing short of the perfect spooky getaway.
Book your adventure and check out more beautiful photos of this creepy hotel on their website. Have you ever stayed in a haunted hotel? Tell us all about it in the comments!
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Address: 500 S 4th St, Louisville, KY 40202, USA
