The Douglas Head Hotel, a once popular seaside hotel, is said to be haunted by the phantom of a woman. This mischievous spirit was very active back in the day, causing all sorts of poltergeist-like effects. Guests and staff reported finding chairs and ashtrays moved around, doors opening and shutting on their own, and sightings of the ghostly woman herself, mainly on the second floor. It's said that she was quite a handful, making her presence known in various ways.

Built in the Victorian era, the hotel had been a favourite among tourists visiting the Isle of Man. The haunting, which was reported around 1975, seems to have been a significant event, given the range of paranormal activity described. Although the hotel is no longer operational, its reputation as a haunted location has endured. The fact that the hotel is now closed might add to the allure for those interested in exploring allegedly haunted sites, but it also means that opportunities for further investigation or verification of the haunting are limited.