Explore Hollywood's Eerie Side: 3 Authentic Haunted Hot Spots for Travelers This Halloween

Beneath its shimmering surface, Los Angeles holds eerie mysteries from its storied past to today.

Los Angeles, often pictured in a golden light, has a long history tied to mysterious and spine-chilling stories that intrigue both locals and visitors. But just how true are these ghostly tales?

Explore three notorious spots in Hollywood for a glimpse into the city's haunted history.

The Cecil Hotel

Regarded as one of the world’s most haunted hotels, The Cecil Hotel's history is marred by a series of unsettling events including odd deaths, murders, and suicides, leading some to believe these aren't mere coincidences. However, the existence of ghosts remains a subject of debate.

In 2014, a teenager claimed to have captured a ghost on camera near the hotel, a sighting that gained media attention but couldn't overshadow the hotel’s grim reality.

The Cecil's notoriety includes housing two infamous serial killers. Austrian murderer Jack Unterweger and American serial killer Richard Ramirez, known as the Night Stalker, both stayed here during their killing sprees in the early '90s and mid '80s respectively.