Betty Radcliffe - The Caring Landlady: Betty Radcliffe served as landlady during the 18th century (recorded from 1775) until she was tragically killed by her lover in 1750 following a heated argument. Her spirit continues to care for guests, manifesting through the scent of period perfume, gentle protective touches, and appearances in the drawing room. She is seen checking on rooms and ensuring guest comfort, often unlocking doors for struggling guests or providing unexpected warmth in cold rooms.

The Hooded Monk: This peaceful spirit appears in brown religious robes and is believed connected to nearby Thetford Priory. Most frequently encountered in the main suite bedroom, guests report waking to see the hooded figure standing at the foot of their bed before slowly fading away. His presence radiates tranquillity and blessing rather than fear.

The Young Girl in White: Room 29 (formerly numbered 10 and 12) is haunted by a young girl aged 12-13 wearing a long white gown with puffed sleeves and a garland around her neck. She appears solid and self-illuminating, has been seen sitting on beds (causing mattress movement), and demonstrates conscious interaction including making eye contact with witnesses. Electronic equipment malfunctions in her presence.

Other Spirits: A phantom dog is reported sleeping by the original fireplace in the bar area, disappearing when people attempt to pet it. Children's voices are heard playing in empty rooms, keys rattle in locks without cause, and a white haze has been observed floating through walls in various rooms.