Where to Stay: The Most Haunted Hotels and Inns in Galveston
Looking for a spooky getaway? Book a room at Galveston's most haunted hotels and historic inns — where guests check in but spirits never leave.
By Galveston Ghost Tours ·
Updated
The Queen of the Gulf Has a Ghostly Side
Galveston’s hotels are as famous for their haunting as their hospitality. Here are a few where you can spend the night and maybe meet a former guest who never left.
1. Hotel Galvez & Spa
Opened in 1911, the Hotel Galvez is home to the “Lovelorn Lady,” a bride who allegedly ended her life while waiting for a sailor who never returned. Guests still report cold spots and flickering lights.
2. The Tremont House
Elegant and restored, this historic downtown hotel hosts a friendly phantom who plays piano in the lobby after midnight. Even the staff have heard him.
3. Carr Mansion
This boutique inn from 1866 combines luxury and legends. Guests have spotted a Victorian woman in a white dress gliding through the hall — and some say she appears near Christmas.
4. Harbor House Hotel
Set right on the pier, Harbor House offers marina views and occasional whispers from long-gone dockworkers and sailors.
5. The Lasker Inn
One of Galveston’s most beloved wedding venues, this 1890s mansion hosts spirits of a different kind — several guests have reported a mysterious woman appearing in photographs near the grand staircase.
Stay for the Story
Each of these hotels offers modern comfort with a paranormal twist. Book your room — and your Galveston ghost tour — for a weekend you’ll never forget. Whether you’re a true believer or just love a good story, a night in Galveston’s haunted hotels is the perfect blend of comfort and chills.