by
ShermansTravel Editorial Staff
| Updated on Oct 16, 2019
Ah, October—when the air begins to chill, the leaves begin to fall, and the ghosts come out to play. Not a believer? Spend the night at one of these historic hotels, and you might just change your mind.
Horror landscape / Techa Tungateja/istock
The Don Cesar
The famed “Pink Palace” in St. Petersburg, Florida, was built by Thomas Rowe in 1928 for his lost lover, Lucinda, who died after her father forbid her to marry Rowe. The ghosts of a man in a suit and panama hat—believed to be Rowe—accompanied by a woman with dark hair are said to wander the second, fifth, and sixth floors. From $206/night
