Like the Monteleone. Visit the hauntings section on their website and you ll know right away they ha

I m in luck. I m heading to one of the nation s haunted hotel meccas. But not just hotels. There s no shortage of allegedly haunted B Bs in New Orleans either. The trouble is deciding which spooky stay to sleep in.
Most (if not all) of them are in the French Quarter, which is where we would like to stay. All are about the same price. Or close. hot rod power tour In the same relative ballpark. (That s the frugal Virgo in me calculating costs again.)
Like the Monteleone. Visit the hauntings section on their website and you ll know right away they have ghosts. They even enhanced the graphics with ghostly images. (I always like when hotels and B Bs put information hot rod power tour about their ghosts on their sites and have some fun with it.)
Bourbon Orleans hot rod power tour Only steps away from the St. Louis Cathedral, which always reminds me of my grandma. Also, it does talk about it s haunted history on its site. Gets bonus points for that. Not to mention it s always on the lists of the most haunted New Orleans hotels. Very curious to stay here.
Dauphine Orleans Hotel This one doesn t talk about its haunted history on its site either, but it does talk about the history of it being a bordello once upon a time. Don t ask me why, but I love staying in places like that.
Hotel Monteleone I love that this one is in the French Quarter, is extremely elegant, was in several movies and TV shows, hot rod power tour is a Literary Landmark, and has a History, Hauntings Authors link directly on its sidebar. They also include a video explaining their ghostly activity. I really love hotels that are so open like this. It s definitely the front runner of my choices!
: Louisiana , Spooky Stays : Bourbon Orleans , Dauphine Orleans Hotel , Hotel Monteleone , New Orleans , St. Louis Cathedral , The Andrew hot rod power tour Jackson Hotel About the author Courtney Mroch, otherwise known as HJ's Director of Paranormal Tourism, is a writer, traveler, and ghost enthusiast. When she's not jaunting or writing about her latest travels, she's likely hot rod power tour planning her next trip --or playing tennis or spending time with her fur kids. Her other passions include movies, zombies, photography, and food. She currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee. www.courtneymroch.com
I stayed at the Bourbon Orleans years ago and it was lovely. Conveniently located just steps from Bourbon Street as well, though it is a bit noisy. One of my favourite stories from the hotel is that during the renovation a worker hurt himself, used profanity and was slapped by someone. Of course, the hotel was once a convent, so possibly it was one of the nuns who was unhappy with his language.
Lewis, your story was funny! I wish we could know if it was a ghostly nun who smacked the worker. We saw that hotel as we were walking around but I ended up going with the Monteleone. Didn t get as colorful hot rod power tour a story as you, though!
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