Haunted Hotels in Warwickshire

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Alveston Manor Hotel Hotel

Clopton Bridge, Bridgefoot, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 7HP

4-star Tudor manor house hotel with spa, set in landscaped grounds beside the River Avon

Alveston Manor's haunting reputation centres on two distinct apparitions, each connected to different periods of the building's long history. The more frequently reported ghost is a young girl from the Edwardian period. According to the Paranormal Database, she died in the building during an Edwardian party and her spirit appears in one of the hotel's bedrooms to shock visitors. The exact circumstances of her death remain unclear, and no primary historical records documenting the event have been found. The Paranormal Database lists her as the primary haunting at Alveston Manor, and Mysterious Britain documented the same account. The second ghost is a man dressed in Elizabethan clothing who has been spotted on the hotel grounds. The Paranormal Database records sightings of a man in period attire walking the grounds. Given the manor's connection to Shakespeare's theatrical world, and the local tradition that A Midsummer Night's Dream was first performed on the Cedar Lawn, this figure has been interpreted as the spirit of an actor from that era. Whether he is connected to the alleged theatrical performance or simply to the Tudor household that built the manor is unknown.

Spirits: The Edwardian Girl, The Elizabethan Figure

Haunted Accommodation Tudor 4-star Tudor manor house hotel with spa, set in landscaped grounds beside the River Avon Star

Coombe Abbey Hotel

Brinklow Road, Binley, CV3 2AB

4-star historic country house hotel set within 500 acres of stunning parkland

Coombe Abbey has earned its reputation as one of Warwickshire's most actively haunted locations, with paranormal activity reported consistently over hundreds of years. The ancient walls of this former Cistercian monastery seem to harbour restless spirits from multiple eras, creating a tapestry of supernatural encounters that continues to captivate visitors and investigators alike. The most frequently witnessed apparition is that of a hooded monk, believed to have been murdered on the abbey grounds in 1345. Witnesses describe seeing this spectral figure floating through the grounds, his form semi-transparent yet unmistakably that of a religious brother in traditional Cistercian robes. The circumstances of his violent death remain shrouded in mystery, though some historians speculate it may have been connected to internal conflicts within the monastery or perhaps the political upheavals of the 14th century. Equally compelling is the tale of the young gypsy girl whose phantom footsteps echo across the stable yard cobbles on quiet nights. According to legend, this unfortunate soul was mistreated by the family who owned the abbey, and in her dying moments, she placed a powerful curse upon them and the property itself. The sound of her footsteps, light yet distinct upon the ancient cobblestones, has been reported by numerous witnesses over the years, particularly during the twilight hours. Perhaps the most unusual apparition is that of a Victorian woman on a bicycle, observed on the road just outside the former abbey. This phantom cyclist appears suddenly, pedalling silently along the thoroughfare before vanishing into thin air. Her identity remains unknown, though her period attire and the style of her bicycle firmly place her in the late 19th century. The property is also said to be haunted by a spirit known as Matilda, often referred to as the Green Lady, who roams the corridors and has been witnessed by countless guests and staff members throughout the years.

Spirits: The Lost Monk (murdered monk from 1345), The Gypsy Girl...

Haunted Accommodation Historic 4-star historic country house hotel set within 500 acres of stunning parkland Star

Ettington Park Hotel Hotel

Ettington Park Hotel, Alderminster

4-star Victorian Gothic revival mansion set within 40 acres of Warwickshire parkland

Ettington Park has accumulated one of the most extensive collections of ghost sightings of any British hotel. The management maintains an official log of paranormal encounters reported by guests, a practice that has documented dozens of separate incidents over the decades. The most frequently reported apparition is Lady Emma, a woman in white who staff believe was a former governess at the house. Witnesses describe her gliding along corridors before disappearing directly into solid walls. The rustle of her dress often precedes visual sightings, and she has been observed in the library and along the veranda. A separate figure, the Grey Lady, manifests near the main staircase. Reports describe her floating and stopping at the foot of the stairs, precisely where she fell to her death in an accident. The grounds carry their own tragedies. Two children from the Shirley family drowned in the River Stour during the 1800s. Staff and guests have reported seeing child figures standing by the river, and the sound of crying has been heard in the area. Near the ruined chapel, a monk or priest in grey robes walks among the stones. This figure connects to the site's religious history, as the ruins of Holy Trinity Church stand within the estate. The library hosts multiple entities. An elderly man in Victorian clothing has been spotted sitting in a chair before vanishing. A separate sighting describes a man accompanied by his dog, both of whom disappeared suddenly when observed. Near the conservatory entrance, an old woman in Victorian dress has been both seen and heard. Physical phenomena accompany these visual encounters. Objects move without explanation, including one report of a candle floating in mid-air. Guests report sudden drops in temperature, the sensation of being touched by unseen hands, and footsteps in empty corridors. Disembodied voices have been recorded in multiple areas of the building.

Spirits: Lady Emma (Woman in White), Grey Lady...

Haunted Accommodation Stuart 4-star Victorian Gothic revival mansion set within 40 acres of Warwickshire parkland Star

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