Dr Paul Lee's Haunted Hotels Site

[stu neville]

As mentioned on the Hotel Encounters, Anyone? thread, please do check out our very own Dr Paul Lee's Haunted Hotels site. He's really put some serious legwork into it, hopefully sorting the currently active from the historically active.

A good read for anyone who likes a spooky mini-break .

 

[Floyd]

That'll keep me busy for a while.

 

[Who me]

Certainly will I’ve read his book and can recommend it

 

[SimonBurchell]

Certainly will I’ve read his book and can recommend it

Book? Oh no...

 

[Who me]

Blimey dr Paul you have put the work in on this site.
Just had a quick peek at North Yorkshire which is my patch of the country well done mate

 

[Who me]

Eh.!! Simon

 

[SimonBurchell]

Book? Oh no...

To clarify... because now I have to buy it...

 

[Who me]

Ohh sorry simon i don’t wake up till 11 am after 8 coffee’s then I’m back asleep at one pm

 

[DrPaulLee]

You might like this if you're on Facebook. You can now search via the edit box which uses the (usually reliable) Google geocoder, or you can click on the map for hotels within a certain radius. I add a new hotel every few days.

http://paullee.com/ghosts/hotelbydistance2.php

 

[Stormkhan]

A lot of work put in to a great site - thanks!
Nice as a reference but, when I start looking into my old places of residence then it's definitely 'rabbit-hole' territory!

 

[Tempest63]

You might like this if you're on Facebook. You can now search via the edit box which uses the (usually reliable) Google geocder, or you can click on the map for hotels within a certain radius. I add a new hotel every few days.

http://paullee.com/ghosts/hotelbydistance2.php

Thank you for that and all the work it must have taken. Much appreciated.

 

[DrPaulLee]

If anyone is interested, I'm running a "most haunted"* inventory for October on my Facebook page.

*"Most haunted" does not mean that Yvie et al are involved.