The Historic Hotel Morgan In West Virginia Is Notoriously Haunted And We Dare You To Spend The Night

Next time you are passing through Morgantown, make it an overnight getaway. Why? Because Hotel Morgan, that's why.

Established in 1925, this boutique hotel is as luxurious as it is historic.

Boasting beautiful rooms, expansive lounge and dining areas, and a modern gym all couched in the quality and charm of a century-old building, Hotel Morgan provides an unforgettable getaway experience.

Plus, add a little thrill to all that luxury - it should come as no surprise that a hotel this old and one that has crossed paths with so many travelers from around the world bears the marks of the experience. That's right, according to rumors, Hotel Morgan is beautiful, luxurious, historic, and haunted.

Since its inception, with its glittering crystal chandeliers, red satin upholstery, and adjoining theater, Hotel Morgan has been THE place to stay. Distinguished guests of Hotel Morgan include Eleanor Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman.

Today, although it has undergone various revisions and renovations since its earliest days, it is still the premier accommodation option in the downtown Morgantown area, whether you are looking to experience Morgantown's history, culture, or event scene.

And all of that remains true about this iconic destination despite the rumors circulating about Hotel Morgan's notorious Room 314.

The details are vague and unconfirmable, and have been denied by past owners, but several sources claim that Room 314 is haunted, perhaps by a young girl who drowned in a bathtub at some point in the hotel's long history.

Have you stayed in downtown Morgantown's famous Hotel Morgan? Did you experience anything unusual during your stay?

If you haven't yet experienced this grand hotel for yourself, remedy that soon by booking a stay through Hotel Morgan's website here. And of course, Hotel Morgan isn't the only West Virginia hotel with a resident ghost - not even close.