10 Most Haunted Hotels in the World

"Perched on the edge of a cliff overlooking the over-400-foot-high Tequendama Falls in San Antonio del Tequendama, Colombia, this former luxury hotel—now a museum of biodiversity and culture—was abandoned in the 1990s and gained a haunted reputation partly due to numerous suicides; I've read stories linking earlier Muisca accounts of people leaping into the falls to become eagles and accounts of guests hearing distant, disembodied voices speaking in the indigenous Chibcha language." - Steven Casale Steven Casale Steven Casale is a New York City-based freelance writer and digital strategist. He specializes in food, travel, and lifestyle content for publications like Tasting Table, Travel + Leisure, The Lineup, and amNY.com. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines