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Omni Shoreham in Washington DC. (Although in my opinion, unrelated to the stuff the hotel tries to sell as an "official" haunting.) I actually stayed in the room next to the "ghost suite" and didn't hear much. But crazy stuff has happened in other rooms. Lights turning on and off, glass in a picture breaking (happened to a friend of mine), luggage relocating, television turning on and off, and a weird experience that happened with a thermostat and broken air unit that's kind of a long story.

The Marriott near the airport in New Orleans. I think it's the third floor there, if I remember correctly.

I think it was a Sofitel Hotel (?) in Rochester New York. I used to mark that one off my bid sheet after one night in that hotel. Although, I'm not entirely sure if that was a haunted hotel or just a pervert watching me while I was sleeping.

I stayed in the Hotel Congress in Tucson and didn't have any experiences, but a friend of mine had his mattress flipped onto the floor there-with him still on it.

And I've heard things about a hotel in Hartford, Connecticut. Also a beautiful old hotel in San Antonio. These are all things I've heard second-hand.

Thanks for sharing. I've heard some stories from friends and relatives in the past, even had my own experience(actually my brother an I)a long time ago....suppose that allows one to keep an open mind about such things.

Your father BTW had my dream job(well, pre-9/11 anyway). Back in the 80's I used to hang out at local SoCal. airports on the weekends and listen to stories from(mostly)retired military/commercial pilots...never a dull moment.

At that time I was a just a student pilot, and while trying to remain relevant during the conversations...I was more often than not left in the 'noob dirt.

(how was it George Gobel put it when seated next to Dean Martin & Bob Hope on the old Tonight Show...

"Did you ever get the feeling that the world was a tuxedo...and you were a pair of brown shoes?")...

I didn't understand much of what was discussed(especially with all the acronyms), but it was interesting, educational(some times hilarious)nonetheless.