Heard of the Conjuring House? Visit the 3 most haunted hotels of India to experience something similar

Ghosts, spirits, paranormal activities! No one can deny that a lot of us have thousands of questions in our mind when it comes to these things. This inquisitiveness leads our interest in horror movies. And you’ll agree that the ‘Conjuring’ series has been one of the most watched and popular horror movies of all time.

And now the house (The Rhode Island House) the movies were shot in, is inviting brave hearts to book ‘ghost-camping’ for some spooky experiences.

However, before you go ahead and plan that, let us tell you that you can experience something similar at these hotels in India which are believed to be haunted.

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Hotel Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai

Yes, as surprising as it may be, it is also true. One of the most popular and luxurious hotels of the country is also haunted. It is believed that the architecture of the building was approved by WA Chambers and when he did not find it to be the same as he had expected, he committed suicide by jumping off from the 5th floor of the hotel. His spirit still loiters around the corridors of the old wing of the property paying a visit now and then to staff and guests.

Hotel Savoy Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels, Mussoorie

This beautiful hotel on the outskirts of Mussoorie had also inspired Agatha Christie’s first novel ‘The Mysterious Affair at Styles’. Even though the murder mystery was solved in the book, in real life, the death of Lady Garnett, an English spiritualist at the premises remained unsolved, and her ghost is believed to haunt the corridors of the place looking for her murderer. After repetition of various eerie incidents, the hotel remained closed for many years until 2009 when the ITC group acquired and re-opened it.

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Hotel Brij Raj Bhawan Palace, Kota

This place dates to the 19th century and was built in 1830. With beautiful royal architecture and grandeur, it attracts many tourists from across the world, but is also known to be haunted by the spirit of a British major who lived with his family and was killed during the Sepoy Mutiny in 1857.

Other than these, the Trident Mumbai and Hotel Fern Hill in Ooty known for the movie Raaz also became famous as some of the most haunted hotels in India. So, are you brave enough to book your stays at these places for your next ‘spook-ation’?

Discalimer: Editorji does not intend to defame any of these hotels. The list above is completely based on popular sayings and experiences of people.

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