Thanks for telling me about this! The ground floor in the main house is one of my favorite places to spend a night at the Spalding Inn. Some of the rooms are haunted, and some aren’t. However, the hallway — and the end of that hall, where the sitting area has windows on three sides — are delightfully haunted.

I’m so glad you had some cool experiences, and — like you — I’m looking forward to returning there for more!

Cheerfully,
Fiona

The hotel is a wonderful place to stay, and a ghostly step back in time. When you’re there, ask about the ghost next door (it’s a private residence, but there’s a well-known ghost story there) and see if you sense anything at the oddly empty hotel foundation across the street from the Spalding. (It’s almost covered with grass now, but I’m sure Chris or someone at the hotel can tell you where it is.)

To make your reservation, visit http://www.thespaldinginn.com/ or call (603) 837-9300. Tell them that Fiona recommended it, so they know you’re looking for real ghosts. (Most of the hotel rooms aren’t haunted. If you want a room that has ghost stories, ask. If the Spalding’s carriage house is open in May — it’s a seasonal part of the hotel — that’d be my first choice for a very haunted room.)