The Oldest Hotel In Minnesota Is Also One Of The Most Haunted Places You’ll Ever Sleep

If you've lived in Minnesota for a while, you may be familiar with many of the state's most famous haunted places. From the Palmer House Hotel in Sauk Centre to Forepaugh's in St. Paul - not to mention the many other haunted roads, graveyards, and cemeteries throughout the state - there are plenty of spooky spots throughout the Land of 10,000 Lakes. Today, we add one more to the list. The oldest hotel in Minnesota might just be one of the most haunted places you'll ever sleep. Read on to learn about the Anderson House Hotel:

Wabasha is a small, historic town in southeastern Minnesota. It was first platted in 1854, making it one of the oldest towns in the state.

Because Wabasha is so old, it makes sense that it is home to the state's oldest hotel. The Anderson House Hotel is a beautiful hotel in Wabasha, Minnesota. You'll find it at 333 Main St. W, Wabasha, MN 55981.

The Anderson House Hotel was first built in 1856. It became known for the cats you could "check out" to accompany you during your stay. Sadly, the hotel closed in 2009.

Two years later, the hotel reopened under new ownership, reclaiming its place as Minnesota's oldest hotel.

The new owners remodeled the rooms. Today, they are clean and bright while retaining historic charm.

Who wouldn't love a chance to stay in a historic hotel with modern amenities that everyone loves.

But a 163-year-old hotel must have a few secrets, right? An article in the Winona Daily News suggests spirits haunt the old inn.

In fact, the previous owners held several paranormal investigations. One came back negative, but two did suggest a supernatural presence in the hotel.

Why not see for yourself? Book a stay at the Anderson House Hotel to take in the historic charm - and lay your head in what might be one of Minnesota's most haunted spots.

What do you think? Do you believe in Minnesota's haunted hotels? For more information about the Anderson House Hotel, check out their Facebook page.