Room 418 in an undisclosed location is known to have mischievous child spirits who engage in activities like turning the lights on and off, moving objects, tickling guests, and leaving ghostly bed indentations. Guests have also reported seeing a face peering through the window even though the room is empty.
The history of The Stanley Hotel starts with the Estes Park Hotel, built by Irishman Lord Dunraven in 1877. The hotel was a success, but Dunraven eventually lost interest and sold the property to F. O. Stanley in 1907, who later built the iconic Stanley Hotel on the land after the original hotel burned down in 1911.
Room 418 at the Hotel Galvez is known for ghostly activity, such as lights turning on and off, bedsheets being ripped off, and spirits of children tickling guests. A face has also been reported looking down from the window even when the room is empty.