The 10 Most Haunted Hotels in America to Book This Halloween - AFAR

"Built in 1924 as a Medical Arts Building on the long barracks ground of the Alamo, this Gothic revival structure with cast-iron details, gargoyles, and a copper roof later became a hotel and retains many hospital-era stories. Guests report eerie occurrences concentrated in the basement (formerly the morgue and crematorium) and on the 7th and 14th floors—the latter once the surgical ward—such as elevators that stop at the basement unexpectedly, faint disinfectant smells, ghoulish shrieks, misplaced belongings, and unexplained phone calls; legends also include a ghostly jilted bride associated with the former psychiatric unit." - Bailey Berg