Posted in Rhode Island Accommodation, Hotels & Resorts April 16, 2017 by

This Haunted Hotel In Rhode Island Will Make Your Stay A Nightmare

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Note: as of September 15th, 2020, the Providence Biltmore is known as the Graduate Providence. 

Rhode Island is filled with haunted attractions of all kinds! Hauntings are just one thing a state with such an extensive history can guarantee. Though ghost stories are anything but news to Rhode Islanders, the stories surrounding this place in Providence will likely still shock you! Whether you believe in ghosts, or not, this place is worth visiting regardless!

The Providence Biltmore is a landmark hotel in the capital city.
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The hotel opened in 1922 and stood out as one of the most upscale options in state.
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Though illustrious for its glorious construction, the hotel also has a dark history.
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Allegedly named "America's Most Haunted Hotel" in 2000 by the American Hotel and Lodging Association, there are too many ghostly rumors surrounding this place to cover them all.
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Local legend suggests that hotel ran as a satanic paradise complete with animal sacrifices, murders, and so much more.
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Others say that the hotel housed vibrant parties run by the mob during prohibition (which Rhode Island rebelled against). During these parties it is believed that many murders occurred filling the hotel with ghosts of those slain inside.
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Whether you believe the hype, or not, the stories sure are creepy! For more Rhode Island ghost stories, click here.

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