Hotel Hotel, Dunfermline

In the heart of Dunfermline, a most intriguing haunting has been reported at the now-demolished Hotel Hotel. A guest staying in one of its rooms claimed to have witnessed a rather peculiar sight - an old gentleman, armed with a rapier, entering his bedroom and proceeding to open a storage chest. The gentleman searched the chest but seemingly not finding anything of interest, left the room. This event occurred not once, but three times, over the course of a couple of months. Each time, the guest returned to the same room, only to be met with the same apparition going about its business.

Hotel Hotel, Garve

The Hotel Hotel in Garve, Highlands, is home to a restless spirit known as the former waitress. This poor soul took her own life after being victimised by her boss, a tragic event that has left a lasting impact on the hotel. For many years, guests and staff have reported hearing bells ringing without reason throughout the building, a haunting manifestation that continues to unsettle those who stay or work here. It's said that the waitress's spirit still roams the hotel, searching for peace and justice.

Arthur Tattersall House, WC1

The Arthur Tattersall House on Gower Street has a dark legend attached to it. They say that a young woman named Emma Louise was murdered in the tunnels around this building many years ago. Her spirit is believed to haunt these very streets, and if you say her name three times, her presence makes itself known. It's a chilling thought, especially on a cold winter's night when the streets are empty and the only sound is the echo of your own voice. The building itself has a long history, but it's the story of Emma Louise that draws people in, curious to know more about this tragic figure.

Vaudeville Theatre, WC2

The Vaudeville Theatre in London's Covent Garden has been home to a strange and intriguing haunting. Box office staff have reported catching whiffs of a heavy, herb-like perfume, while backstage staff have heard unexplained noises and felt presences around them. One workman even claimed to have briefly seen the feet of a woman and the bottom of a cloak pass him by, the rest of her being obscured from view, after the building had closed for the night.

Lyceum Theatre, WC2

Deep in the heart of London's West End, the historic Lyceum Theatre stands tall, its ornate facade hiding a dark and intriguing secret. A married couple, seated in a box, gazed down into the stalls one fateful evening in the 1880s, only to be met with a sight that would haunt them forever - a woman with a severed head resting in her lap. The sheer horror of the moment was compounded when they later recognised the head in a painting of a family that once lived on the site of the theatre.

Adelphi Theatre, WC2

The Adelphi Theatre in London's West End has been entertaining audiences for over two centuries, but some say it's not just the live shows that are dramatic. This historic theatre is reportedly haunted by the ghost of William Terriss, a famous actor who was tragically murdered in 1897. Several thespians have since claimed to have seen or heard William walking about the building or playing around with lights and props. It's as if he's still getting into character, even in the afterlife.