Documented Supernatural Encounters
Meet the 9 documented spirits haunting bedfordshire's historic hotels. Each ghost has their own tragic tale, from murders and accidents to broken hearts and unfinished business.
Residual Haunting
A former housekeeper in Victorian dress haunts Flitwick Manor, her presence intensified after the discovery of her hidden quarters during 1990s renovations. She's often seen crying, suggesting a tragic end to her service at the manor.
Intelligent Haunting
The spirit of Mrs Brooks, wife of John Thomas Brooks, is believed to haunt Room 7 of Flitwick Manor, forever grieving the loss of her daughter Mary Ann who died tragically in 1848 at age 26.
Intelligent Haunting
A playful child spirit makes her presence known to staff at Flitwick Manor through gentle touches and mischievous behavior, frightening at least one cleaner enough to cause her immediate resignation.
Full Apparition
A well-dressed 18th-century gentleman who appears in the bar area of The Knife & Cleaver, recognised by his distinctive top hat, beard, and period attire. This benevolent spirit has been witnessed walking purposefully toward the fireplace, and long-term staff consider him to be a friendly presence.
Poltergeist / Apparition
A well-documented incident at The Knife & Cleaver involving both poltergeist-like activity and a visual apparition. Pages of a diary were witnessed turning by themselves, followed by the appearance of a disembodied hand, an event recorded by both paranormal investigators and national databases.
Apparition / Historical Anomaly
An elegantly dressed woman, appearing to be from the Victorian era, was reportedly witnessed in the modern washroom of The Knife & Cleaver. Her presence creates a fascinating historical puzzle, suggesting a complex haunting that defies simple explanation.
Apparition / Residual Haunting
A youthful spirit in his early twenties who has been witnessed in a specific corner of The Knife & Cleaver's bar, distinguished by his modern green fleece jacket. This contemporary ghost, linked to intense cold spots, suggests the pub's supernatural activity extends into more recent times.
Apparition
A caped coachman is rumoured to haunt the bar at The White Hart, with sightings of a man in top hat and cape appearing briefly in the front bar area.
Poltergeist Activity
Room 13 at The White Hart is associated with unexplained door and window activity, with the corridor door kept open to appease unseen forces.
Book a stay at one of bedfordshire's haunted hotels and experience these spirits firsthand. Many guests report paranormal activity during their visits.