• Many old buildings in London are said to be haunted.the tower of london image by chrisharvey from Fotolia.com
  
  People are fascinated by the notion of haunted buildings, and often seek out places that have had reported hauntings. London, one of the most visited cities in the world, has a history of haunted buildings, several of which happen to be haunted hotels. Two such haunted hotels are in the city while another is in the London suburb of Essex.
  
  

Langham Hilton London

• The Langham Hilton in London was built in 1863. This hotel is said to be the most haunted hotel in London. According to journalists from the BBC, there have been numerous sightings of ghostly apparitions donning Victorian attire. Legend also has it that Napoleon III wonders aimlessly throughout the cellar of this historic building. There have been reports of guests running out of Room 333 screaming on many occasions. That room is said to be the most haunted room in the building. Each of the guest rooms have 42-inch flat-screen TVs with satellite stations, wireless access to the Internet, coffee makers and small bars. Other amenities at this hotel include an exercise room, an indoor swimming pool, two saunas, and a steam room.
  
  Langham Hilton London
  1c Portland Place, Regent Street,
  London, GB W1B 1JA T
  011-44-20-7973-7626
  langhamhotels.co.uk
  
  

Georgian House Hotel

• Within the Georgian House Hotel in London, there have been many reported incidents of haunted activity, including visions and shouting of young children in the hallways, and apparitions of human figures in various rooms in the building. Wireless access to the Internet, and cable TV is available in all of the guest rooms. Guests at this haunted hotel can enjoy a complimentary full breakfast.
  
  Georgian House Hotel
  35 - 39 St George's Drive
  London SW1V 4DG
  011-44-20-7834-1438
  georgianhousehotel.co.uk
  
  

Red Lion Hotel, Colchester

• The Haunted Red Lion Hotel, built in 1465, sits in the London suburb of Colchester, Essex. It is said to have two ghosts that wander the premises. The first is a girl who was murdered in the building in the 1600s and is said to reveal her apparition in several areas of the building. The other is a monk whose spirit is seen wondering the first floor of the hotel. It is said that he had perished in a fire hundreds of years ago. Basic amenities are furnished in each room, as well as wireless access to the Internet and cable TV.
  
  Red Lion Hotel, Essex
  High Street
  Colchester, Essex, CO1 1DJ
  011-44-12-0657-7986
  redlionhotelcolchester.com