"Dating back to the late 1800s in a town famed for its mineral hot springs, this resort was rebuilt multiple times after fires in 1898 and 1910 and later became a 1920s speakeasy frequented by gangsters such as Al Capone, Bugsy Moran, and Pretty Boy Floyd. After a major renovation and a 2019 acquisition by Hyatt, the property leans into its haunted reputation—reports include a Prohibition-era gambler lingering near the lap pool, a housekeeper in period uniform, and rumors that a spirit started the fires that destroyed earlier iterations; the site was profiled on Ghost Hunters and offers a paid Paranormal Tour and ghost-hunting packages." - Bailey Berg