Haunted Hosts

A young girl who reportedly died during a party at the manor in the early 1900s. Her ghost appears in a bedroom within the older part of the hotel, startling guests who encounter her.

A man in Elizabethan clothing has been spotted walking the grounds of Alveston Manor. The manor's local tradition connecting it to the first performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream has led to the figure being interpreted as the spirit of an actor from Shakespeare's era.

The spectral figure of a Cistercian monk, believed to have been murdered in 1345, has been witnessed floating through the grounds of Coombe Abbey for centuries. His silent, sorrowful presence is just one of several spirits haunting this ancient religious site turned luxury hotel.

A spectral woman in white glides through the corridors of this Gothic revival mansion, passing through walls and leaving the rustle of her dress in her wake. Staff identify her as Lady Emma, a former governess whose presence has been documented in the hotel's official ghost sighting log.

A spectral woman in grey hovers at the foot of Ettington Park's main staircase, forever returning to the spot where she met her violent end. Guests report her floating figure stopping abruptly, as if reliving the final moments before impact.

Two distinct female apparitions haunt Ettington Park Hotel. A grey lady patrols the staircase where she met her death, while a woman in white glides across the terrace. Child spirits crying by the River Stour complete this trinity of grief.