The Stanley Hotel

Located in Colorado, near Rocky Mountain National Park.

Built in the early twentieth century, the hotel consists of 140 apartments and is considered a haven of ghosts: for example, the ghosts of a musician playing the piano.

There have never been murders or other terrible events in the hotel, but the place is literally saturated with mysticism. It is believed that it inspired Stephen King to write the book "The Shining", on which the series was subsequently filmed — the hotel itself served as the "scenery". And Stanley Kubrick's feature film of the same name has become one of the best horror films in the history of cinema.