[Bon mots]

If you want to have a sleepless night, go and stay in the "Hotel del Sol" in Cadiz, Spain. In room 14 is something that will shake your bed every time you nod off to sleep. Moves the furniture too.

[Ditter]

We stayed at an old Hotel in Jefferson Texas. I asked to stay in the haunted room. We did & it was! 8>o

[A Navy Vet]

" If you want to have a sleepless night, go and stay in the "Hotel del Sol" in Cadiz, Spain. In room 14 is something that will shake your bed every time you nod off to sleep. Moves the furniture too."

I suspect that's where they put the drunk tourists after a day trip to Jerez, the sherry capital of the world.

[Johnny Shear]

In room 14 is something that will shake your bed every time you nod off to sleep. Moves the furniture too.

Just stop putting quarters in the slot.

[LPStar]

If you want to have a sleepless night, go and stay in the "Hotel del Sol" in Cadiz, Spain. In room 14 is something that will shake your bed every time you nod off to sleep. Moves the furniture too.

How much does it move the furniture?

[stands2reason]

Closer is the Myrtles Plantation, a B&B in St. Francisville, La. Smithsonian has documented at least thirteen different ghosts there. I think it's considered the most haunted house in America.

[strela]

If you want to have a sleepless night, go and stay in the "Hotel del Sol" in Cadiz, Spain. In room 14 is something that will shake your bed every time you nod off to sleep.

Is that the bed with the metal box attached that takes pesetas and is labeled "Magic Fingers?"

(True story - want to be grossed out next time you go to a hotel? Take a blacklight with you, turn off all the room lights, then shine the light on the bedspread. Certain, er uh, "proteins" secreted by human males glow brightly when exposed to ultraviolet light. And most hotels don't launder the bedspreads as often as they do the sheets.)