Comments on: Spalding Inn

By: brenda

brenda — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 07:16:29 +0000

how much does it cost. true fan of ghost hunters from day one.but just want to get a break.im on disibilty but would be able to put some back.i practilly raise three grand babies.one with autism.just need to get a real break with my twelve year old it really looks beutiful there.

By: Cheri' C

Cheri' C — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 08:38:10 +0000

Room 17 in the carriage house….I went not believing with my friend…I came away knowing that the strange feeling I get from time to time is one real two accurate and three nothing to fear. In our room we had a flashlight hover and drop, a dresser move, the items on the dresser thrown about, and since my friend usually sleeps with a TV on she left the bathroom light on and the radio, it sounded as if something was screaming through it. By the end of the visit I decided what was following me around was a dog, even took a nap on the bed with me when I said stop growling, if your a dog get up here I’m taking a nap. It got on the bed. Some of the other room that were vacant had doors open, even though we would close them they would open again, even had the EMF dectector going off in the room down stairs, it was answering our questions. Honestly the inner peace I came away with, words fail, I now know what I always in my heart wondered about but was raised not to know. I have validation, and I owe it to a goofy friend who had me go ghost hunting with her, and attend the Mt Washington retreat thing. I had crazy thing happening all around me, and was so calmed and relaxed for once in my life….Wonderful place to go, porch swing in the morning looking at the mountains….breathtaking

By: Susan Karr

Susan Karr — Mon, 11 Oct 2010 19:12:38 +0000

Hello Finoa,
My mother and I were at the Inn for a Wedding on 10/10/10. It was a beautiful day and I went outside to take pictures. After returning home and looking at the pictures I am amazed. If I didnt see it with my own eyes I dont know if I would believe it. I have 4 pictures with many faces in them. One is not so nice looking, quite scary. If I new how to down load them I would send them to you. I am amazed, its not that I dont believe but I now have the proof!!
Take care

By: Fiona Broome

Fiona Broome — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:49:37 +0000

Hello Rhonda,

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

By: Rhonda

Rhonda — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:04:22 +0000

Myself, my husband and 2 Daughters stayed here Sunday 7th March..night.
We happened to be the only guests staying that night, so the 4 of us and the night manager…..we stayed on the ground floor in the main house…….we had some really cool experiences here and would definitely go again, though my youngest daughter has stated, she will never go again!

By: Debi Sadowski

Debi Sadowski — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 06:21:00 +0000

I love TAPS and watch it when ever I can. I’m watching the program where GHI is investigating the Spalding Inn. I have spirits in the house I live in now, it was built in 1920. This Inn sounds like a great place to stay as I would love to see if I can feel & experiance anything there like I do in my own home.

By: Fiona Broome

Fiona Broome — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 12:56:30 +0000

Hi Tony,

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.)

By: Tony Young

Tony Young — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 11:53:21 +0000

how do you make reservations. next may is my 20th anniversary. we would like to stay at the
Spalding. we are huge fans of TAPS