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RE: "America's Most Haunted Hotel" Just Claimed Another Victim, Adding One More Ghost to its Collection
Even just walking around outside gave me an eerie feeling when we were there in May of 2016. Interesting place with beautiful architecture and a rich history, but I didn't feel any desire to go inside.
When I was around 10 years old, I visited one day with my mother. They had opened it up to a few guests and they were working on renovating parts of it. I remember refusing to ride the elevator because it gave me the creeps. I also remember standing on the 3rd floor and looking over the railing of the staircase. I had no idea at the time of the story of the girl who fell.
The catholic church that sits on the hill below the hotel actually weirded me out more than the hotel. There's a long walking path through its garden and plenty of creepy statues along the way.
Yes, I know the church you are talking about! We walked past that as well and it seemed so out of place and almost surreal to look at even.
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church