The Isle of Sheppey, with its unique blend of marshland, coastal areas, and historic villages like Eastchurch, offers a distinct paranormal landscape for visitors staying at The Shurland Hotel.

Shurland Hall Ruins (Eastchurch): Located very close to the hotel, the ruins of this once-grand Tudor manor are said to be haunted by a 'White Lady' maid and potentially a monk. Its atmospheric decay makes it a prime spot for eerie contemplation.

Eastchurch Airfield: As a birthplace of British aviation and a WWI base, the airfield has tales of phantom airmen, perhaps still reliving their pioneering or wartime flights.

Elmley Marshes & Nature Reserve: This remote area of Sheppey is associated with legends of a screaming spectre, possibly linked to ancient tragedies or smuggling activities.

Minster Abbey Ruins: Another historic site with potential for ghostly encounters, given its long religious history.

Harty Church: A remote 11th-century chapel on the island, where legend says monk chants can sometimes be heard on quiet nights.

The local historical society occasionally hosts 'Haunted Sheppey' talks. This guide would further explore these locations with specific ghost stories, historical context, and visitor accessibility. [Further detailed historical accounts, specific ghost stories, visitor information, and investigation findings for each site would form the bulk of an 800-1000 word guide. This extended content is not fully available from the provided input but would be researched and included here.]