Discover the most haunted hotels in Seguin you can actually stay in with real ghost stories and paranormal activity

207 S Crockett St, Seguin, TX, United States
The Haunted Magnolia Hotel, dating back to 1840 as a log cabin and evolving into a hotel by 1850, is renowned for its intense paranormal activity and claims to house over 13 distinct spirits, stemming from a storied past involving Texas Rangers, stagecoach travelers, saloon activities, and even serving as the town's first jail. Featured on numerous paranormal TV shows, the hotel invites guests to interact with spirits described as generally 'pleasant and willing to communicate'. Notable entities include Texas Ranger James Campbell, scalped in retribution for the Council House Fight; Emma Voelcker, a 12-year-old murdered by Wilhelm Faust who briefly resided there; 'JJ' the salesman who committed suicide in what is now a guest area; 'Willie' who died in a bathtub; and many others occupying specific rooms. Guests report varied phenomena, including distinct smells associated with spirits (baby powder, tobacco), moving objects, disembodied voices, and temperature changes, particularly in the unrestored 'most haunted' section of the second floor.
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