No, it would have to be “TOTALLY not haunted” to get my business.
Of course, they just told you It’s not hunted 😉😉 nothing to worry about
A model like this was proposed for the home real estate market on Nathan for you. I assume there’s some carry over to hotels as well
A sign like that would give a lot of confidence. I already bought three of these creepy victorian dolls whose eyes seem to follow you around the room because the seller assured me they’re not cursed in any way.
You should bring the dolls to the hotel! Nothing bad could ever happen if you did that.
I dunno, if the best they can come up with to promote their hotel is “there aren’t any ghosts!” when… ya know, ghosts aren’t real, that makes me kinda suspicious. It’s like when you see a “GMO free” label on salt, or something. If that is the best selling point they can come up with, it makes me question why they don’t have any other, more substantial or more relevant points to talk up their product.
There could have been several murders, yet it still wouldn’t be haunted…
So that might be the thing to check out before checking in.If it has to tell you it is not haunted, it is definitely haunted.
Only because I’d expect it to be, idk, spooky in whatever way (I don’t believe in/understand hauntings) so it would be kind of exciting, but then if it were not I could not even complain because, after all, it was advertised as “not haunted”. 😔
Haunted hotels are where all the good history is at, so no.
