Documented Supernatural Encounters
Meet the 8 documented spirits haunting cambridgeshire's historic hotels. Each ghost has their own tragic tale, from murders and accidents to broken hearts and unfinished business.
Intelligent Haunting
The phantom night porter who continues his vigilant rounds at The Bull Hotel, a historic coaching inn on Westgate, whose distinctive footsteps and jangling keys have been heard for generations.
Residual Haunting
The ghost of a dog believed to have been killed in a coaching accident in the 1800s on the hotel grounds.
Intelligent Haunting
The most famous ghost of the Golden Lion Hotel, the Green Lady haunts rooms 12 and 13. She is known for pulling bedclothes off guests and her mysterious identity remains unknown.
Intelligent Haunting
On the 13th day of every month, Oliver Cromwell himself is said to walk the corridor adjacent to rooms 12-15 at the Golden Lion Hotel, where he once lived in St Ives.
Residual Haunting
A ghostly Royalist soldier from the English Civil War era haunts Room 15, where he is observed gliding through walls, likely a Cavalier who met his end during the conflict.
Residual Haunting
A young woman from the 11th century who died by suicide on 17 March 1050 after a tragic love affair. She is buried beneath the inn’s bar.
Intelligent Haunting
The spirit of an elderly chambermaid whose dedicated service appears to continue beyond death at this historic Wisbech inn.
Intelligent Haunting
The spirit of a former hotel chambermaid who, as legend says, never stopped taking care of Ye Olde Griffin.
Book a stay at one of cambridgeshire's haunted hotels and experience these spirits firsthand. Many guests report paranormal activity during their visits.