Travel Ideas: Haunted Hotel Breaks
19/03/2008
Haunting Breaks offer overnight stays in beautiful haunted locations throughout the UK and in Italy with the added thrill of a unique professionally run paranormal experience. Read on for a selection of some of their top haunted hotel travel deals.
These truly memorable one and two night breaks start at just ?110 per person and feature ghost hunting, dowsing, s?ances, table tipping, glass divination, dinner with wine, overnight accommodation and breakfast.
Choose from ten scheduled breaks in stunning locations including castles, a Jacobean Inn and even a 14th Century Italianate mansion, each with an impressive history of ghostly sightings. Alternatively let Haunting Breaks tailormake an event for you and your friends or work colleagues at one of the other 40 haunted locations it features.
Haunted Hotels
Loud bangs, unexplained noises, taps being turned on and glasses flying off shelves are just some of the ghostly goings on at Brougham Hall in Carlisle - featured on Living TV?s ?Most Haunted?. Experience a night to remember for just ?110 per person on 3rd May.
Alternatively visit Barony Castle in Peebleshire, Scotland where you could meet the resident ghost ?Mary?. Thought to be a former housekeeper, Mary has been sighted in a number of places and has even been known to stand at the bottom of guest?s beds! This unique two night break takes place on 12th September and costs just ?269 per person.
If you are a lady who likes a challenge, book into room 211 at the Feathers Hotel in Ludlow. A lady ghost who dislikes female guests haunts this room. Previous experiences have included a woman being dragged from her bed by her hair and a lady who awoke to find someone had soaked her nightdress during the night ? the rest of the bed was dry! There have also been several sightings of a teenage girl walking through cars in the car park! Join Haunting Breaks on the night of 31st May or 31st October for ?170 per person.
Haunting Breaks? highly trained staff includes professional psychics and guests are free to opt out of any activity they are not comfortable with. Guests must be over 18 and pregnant women are not allowed at all events.
Visit www.hauntingbreaks.co.uk
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