The Grey Lady remains the hotel's most enduring supernatural resident, with sightings documented consistently over the past twenty years. Staff and guests describe her as an elegant figure with grey hair, always impeccably dressed in period clothing. She appears to patrol the corridors with purpose, occasionally passing directly through walls as if navigating by memory of the building's original layout. One particularly documented encounter involved photographer Anna Pearce, who stayed at the hotel in 2006 while working on the book 'Haunted Brighton'. Pearce reported an intense sensation of being watched in the early hours of the morning, followed by her bed beginning to shake violently. The sensation was so overwhelming that she was convinced of a paranormal presence in her room. The Victorian girl's manifestations are more dramatic but less frequent, typically occurring near upper-floor windows. Witnesses describe seeing a young girl in period dress appearing distressed, often seeming to replay her final tragic moments. The apparition sometimes appears at windows that have since been bricked up or altered, suggesting her spirit remains anchored to the building's historical configuration. Staff members have reported sudden temperature drops in certain areas, unexplained footsteps on the upper floors during quiet hours, and the sensation of being observed while working alone.