Horror Hotel Novels & Stories

"Also, I would suggest that you don't return to the hotel where you stayed. It is haunted." I raised an eyebrow. "Haunted?" She nodded. "It's not somewhere you'd want to be right now. There's another hotel that isn't far from here. It is safer." I looked over at Orion, and he shrugged as if all of this was not surprising to him. Me? I was exhausted. My body ached, and the gravity of it all was already a weight for me to carry. But at least now we had direction. A next step. "What is the name of this new hotel?" I inquired.

Liam asked. I had thought about it and I have no idea what we might find. “i have no idea Liam but we should all be on guard no matter what we find there.” The drive to the hotel was about an hour we had almost reached the outskirts of the city. Dante was right about the hotel not being a popular one. There was this sensation i could feel coming from my men. It was the aura of excitement and the fear and I guess they were excited to torture whoever brought the rogues in and on the other side they were scared if we would win or not.

Breaking the silence,"do you guys know each other?" "Yes, we know Simon," Lani replied. "He's Zane's best bro!" "Indeed!" Zane and Simon both beamed. From a distant, they saw the billboard of a hotel that is known to be haunted be so elegant and huge as a castle. It was old but it still have many customers. "Do you know that many people had died on that hotel? Some say that they had seen killer ghosts there," Zane stated, "Some says it's cursed!" "Stop it, Zane. We're walking back home in this hour. Aren't you scared?" Lani spoke. Hoping that her brother was just joking.

I nodded and asked again. "Umm.. actually there is no hotel named Angelina." She sighed as my eyes went wide at her reply. What?! How could a ridiculously big, luxurious, expensive hotel suddenly vanish from the city?! "Ah, m-maybe you're mistaken. There is a big e-expensive and luxurious hotel named 'Hotel Angelina' and the whole hotel is s-surrounded by dozens of robots like guards. A-And the owner of the hotel is very scary." I stuttered and waited for her answer.

Grayson pressed further, saying, “Oh, truth be told, we’re three couples who came to North Capital to see the snow around here. We just so happened to pass by Peach Blossom County. Other hotels are fully-booked, so we had no choice but to come here. Can you tell me if something scary has happened in Flower City Hotel?” The receptionist looked at them with pity in her eyes. It might be due to the hotel not having guests for a long time and it was not easy to get a bunch of guests to come by, so she said, “Although Flower City Hotel is the famous 100-year-old hotel of Peach Blossom County, it has a sinister backstory to it. There would be deaths happening all of a sudden every now and then. Th

A low growl was heard by Stella and the same was heard by Benjamin but both thought it was just their illusion. Stella ignored her inner voice and continued to talk to Lima. But then something strange happened frightening everyone. Tehran was once upon a time called Hamster the city where Princess Veronica ruled. It was past twelve in the night. The power was down and there were no street lights glowing. Benjamin and Stella were passing through the road of the mansion Princess Veronica had locked long years ago. The street was completely dark and dead silent but suddenly strange voices were heard from the mansion. "Come on release me. Come here.... please...." There was a desperate growling

"What's the problem, Rhea? That room is the best in this building." "The problem?" I spread my arms wide, gesturing around the room filled with cold stone walls, a preserved deer head, and wooden furniture that smelled like a medieval library. "Look at this place! This isn't a honeymoon spot, it's a horror movie set! Where's the luxury? Where's the five-star hotel with ocean views that your status as the richest Alpha promised you?"

Several people inhaled sharply. I tightened my grip on her hair until she winced. “Sure, be my guest.” I shifted my gaze toward the pale-faced girl standing nearby. “Two weeks ago, Grand Spire Hotel, private room 302. Liora Hunt, do you want me to tell everyone what you were doing there?” The change was immediate. Real fear finally surfaced. Her eyes widened. Her face turned ghostly white. “I even have videos. Not just that day.” My lips slowly stretched into a broader smile.

During Thanksgiving, my wife, Maya Golding, said that she had an important project to finish late at night and sent me to her parents' house to deliver the holiday gifts. As soon as I started my trip with the gifts, my phone rang. "Bro, move your car, please. My car can't leave the parking lot." 'Move the car? But I am already in the car,' I thought. I answered, "You must have called the wrong person." There was a moment of silence on the other end of the line. "Is the Audi in lot 695 not yours?" I tightened my grip on the phone as a bad feeling rose inside me. Maya had driven that Audi today, and she had a designated parking spot at the office. "Yes, where are you? I'll go move the

Gia clutched her clothes with a hint of panic in her eyes. ... In the dead of night, a horrifying scream pierced through the hotel amidst the silence. "Ah!" Lina hesitated for a moment, then quickly dressed herself and rushed out upon realizing it wasn't a dream. The corridor was filled with chaos as everyone hurried out. The screams continued to emanate from a particular room. A student shouted, "It's Violet's room!" In a state of panic, Heidi joined the hotel manager in opening the door. Lina followed the crowd, only to witness an unbelievable sight.