Built in 1862 as twin townhouses for two brothers-in-law, the Malaga Inn sits atop secret Civil War-era tunnels. The boutique inn is rumored to be haunted by a female spirit in white, who can be seen pacing Room #007’s balcony. Guests have also reported moving furniture and a swinging chandelier.
Why wait in line at Disneyland for the Haunted Mansion ride when you can stay in an immersive four-bedroom modeled after the movie? The nighttime illusions, sights, and sounds are the best of the best — but can be turned off if desired.
Bell Miller finished building her dream home in 1909 — and many believe the businesswoman still haunts it. Guests have found books removed from shelves and heard a friendly, female voice. If you visit, beware the elevators as many visitors have reported winding up on the wrong floor.
Fans of The Dead Files, look no further. The couple who purchased the Hobo Hill House reportedly moved after seven months of night terrors, voices, and a tall male apparition, and are now renting the space to paranormal seekers. Don’t forget to check out the basement's mysterious wet spot.
When this brick house was built in 1890, the second floor apartment functioned as a maid’s quarters, where legend has it a maid committed suicide over unrequited love. Guests have since reportedly experienced ghostly activity, including mysteriously misplaced objects and cold spots.
Often used as a film location, Enslin Mansion has been in the current owner’s family for six generations. It maintains its original hardwood flooring, but is best known for its reportedly haunted second floor bedroom. Stay there if you dare — and take comfort from the two service dogs who live on site.
Open your mind — and your ears, because David Stewart Farm’s “living” host Stephani will be happy to tell renters about the spirits they share the space with, as well as the farm house’s military history. After all, it was used as a Civil War hospital following the Battle of Gettysburg.