Tokeland Hotel is a location reputed to be haunted in Washington, US. Its reputation comes from reported apparitions, unexplained phenomena and eyewitness accounts gathered over time.
Where is Tokeland Hotel?
Location
Washington, US
Type
Hotel / inn
Coordinates
46.708, -123.985
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Why is Tokeland Hotel said to be haunted?
Washington State's oldest resort hotel, built in 1889 on a peninsula between the Pacific and Willapa Bay, carries a specific and often-told ghost story: Charley, a Chinese immigrant smuggled ashore to work the railroads in the early 1900s, who jumped ship to escape the men who had trafficked him and swam to Tokeland. The Kindred family, who ran the hotel, hid him behind the parlor fireplace while the coast cleared β but Charley suffocated there before he could be freed. Owners and staff have long reported his presence: hotelier Katherine White described seeing a hazy white figure on the second floor and once found herself locked in a storage room by a latch she says Charley closed. Guests add other threads to the hotel's haunted reputation β an elderly fisherman glimpsed by children, an unexplained ghost cat that walks through walls, and Room 7, tied to an old unsolved death, where visitors report nightmares and a heavy sense of dread.
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