These 8 Haunted Hotels In Wisconsin Will Make Your Stay A Nightmare

Wisconsin is no stranger to the paranormal, that's for sure. There are plenty of places peppered around the state that many believe to be haunted by spirits from the past. For a truly unique experience, consider renting a room at one of these haunted hotels in Wisconsin. You may be sleeping with the lights on after learning some of the spooky tales behind these hotels. Let's check it out.

1. Pfister Hotel (Milwaukee)

Ghosts have been torturing visiting MLB players for years, and the ghost stories that have come out of this hotel make it one of the most haunted places in the state!

2. Maribel Caves Hotel (Maribel)

Known as Hotel Hell, you can't actually stay here, but if you dare explore, you might be on the receiving end of some spooky activity. Multiple unexplained fires have left this structure to slowly be reclaimed by nature.

3. Retlaw Plaza Hotel (Fond du Lac)

The ballroom is said to be haunted by a man who hanged himself there. Guests on the 7th floor have reported all sorts of strange things like screaming, kicking, guests feeling like their hair was being pulled.

4. Karsten Hotel Kewaunee

Besides seeing ghosts, guests have reported unexplained cold spots and sour spells.

5. Hotel Mead and Conference Center (Wisconsin Rapids)

Guests have reported it being extremely cold, lights flickering, and the smell of blood.

6. Brumder Mansion Bed and Breakfast (Milwaukee)

Numerous spirits supposedly haunt this place. One guest was awoken by an unknown entity bouncing up and down on the bed. Take a ghost tour and see if you run into anything supernatural.

7. Old Baraboo Inn (Baraboo)

Care for some spirits with your spirit? Guests have been the apparition of a woman dressed like a saloon dancer. The history behind this place is fascianting.

8. Union Hotel (De Pere)

Guests have reported seeing a child's face on the wall, and Great Uncle Harry's ghost stands at the top of the landing. Follow along with this supposedly haunted hotel in Wisconsin on its Facebook page.

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