One reason we love historic hotels is because they come with a spooky twist. And even if you aren't a fan of 'horror' and 'haunted', we bet you love yourself ghost stories once in a while, don't you? Well, today we have brought you a few spooky hotels to visit if you like a little thrill in life. Whether a possessed bed and breakfast or an eerie castle, it's all in this list below. Take a look and let us know where you are headed to the next time you take a vacay...

This hotel dates back to 1893 and has its fair share of spooky tales. Due to its proximity to the Princess Theater, a revolving door of notable figures in the theatre have lodged at the hotel. Rumour has it that diva, Dame Nellie Melba's (a legendary Australian soprano singer at the theatre) spirit roams the halls of this hotel.

This gem of a hotel is said to be haunted by its former owner, who is said to have died in room 108 of the villa. The stately Victorian mansion was re-purposed into a hotel in the 1930s and over the years, guests have reported having heard footsteps and moaning in the vicinity of the room.

This is said to be one of the most haunted places in Sweden since the late 1920s. It even came to a point where a priest actually stayed at the house, as an attempt to exorcise the property. The place has been converted into a bed and breakfast now that awards special diplomas to brave souls who dare to stay the whole night.

In the earlier days, this place was a popular one to see and be seen with British aristocrats. In 1911, a 49-year-old Lady Frances Garnett was found poisoned in the hotel. Her murderer was never found and to this day, it is said that the ghost of Lady Garnett wanders from room to room in search of her killer.

This is one gorgeous historic mansion that boasts of antique furniture, vintage portraits, and apparently, spooky incidents as well! Guests have recorded having heard spooky noises of people walking up and down the staircase in the middle of the night. Some have even sighted a ghostly woman with her child on the balcony.
Which one of these hotels will you be paying a visit to soon?