The Dark History of The Crescent Hotel

Stayed There Twice. First Time We Had Room. 313 It's On Third Floor. Middle Of Night There Was Tapping On Outside Window. A bright Light Went Across The Room On The Ceiling!T The Second Time Stayed On Second Floor. Heard Footsteps Walk Around Bed!

When I lived in OK, I visited this hotel and Eureka Springs multiple times. If you are in a neighboring state it is well worth the drive! A very beautiful, historic place built on granite rock with most buildings on the historic registry. The best time is the last week of Oct when the fall leaves are so brilliant in that area.

Your voice throughout your videos is the reason I don’t have insomnia anymore for the last two years, absolutely love how you switch up your topics also.

I like this type of story and past history subject. Maybe do more?

Yay! Hardly anyone does videos about Eureka Springs and The Crescent. I am an hour and a half south of there and its one of mine and my husbands favorite places in our state. The entire town is haunted, but the Crescent....is a WHOLE other place. Im sensitive to ghosts and spirits and the energy is so strong that I felt like I was having a panic attack as soon as I walked up to the doors. I had an incident up on the roof where that young woman jumped/was pushed. I got sick and felt extremely uneasy (Im not scared of heights) and told my husband that I need to get TF off of there. I didnt know at the time that, that was the spot where that happened. Its a beautiful place though. To add on....they possibly have a more "recent" ghost because of an accident that occured in 2017. A man fell over the banister of the second or third floor.

It never hurts to do something different from your norm, and see how people like it. I really enjoyed it, and would love to see more videos like this. The history of these places is fascinating! 🤓

It was a nice change of pace you did a great job navigating us through it

Never heard of this hotel before! Looks like the Cecil hotel is not the only one.

Splendid timing with some afternoon tea 🍵 👌

4:28 For a split second I thought you were going to say’Norman Bates’.

This was awesome! So interesting! I love the history AND ghosts!

I got to visit when Morris was still alive. I didn’t stay over night, my family lived within driving distance. The hotel is so beautiful and a cool place to visit, but that isn’t all. There is also the Christ of the Ozarks statue and the town alone is worth a visit as far as I am concerned. It is a very cool place.

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I took the ghost tour their. We didn't see any ghost but it was very interesting.

Very interestingly creepy. As far as staying overnight there? Not by myself that's for sure; I would take my husband with me because he thinks the paranormal is bull.

My ex and I almost got married at the Crescent, but they dicked us around with the price and just stopped replying to us. We did go walk around in it.

Beautiful hotel. I got married in the conservatory! It definitely has a unique atmosphere about it and we had a few strange things happen while we were there! Thanks for sharing! ❤

I loved this change of pace, great channel- ty

I just visited this hotel yesterday, I had no idea it was one of the most haunted hotels in America! I was visiting with my family, and though we did not stay the night, I could feel a very ominous sensation. As we went from ground level to the fourth floor, and walked through many different hallways, I always had the feeling I was being watched. I made sure to be respectful and mindful of these spirits, and let them know that they are free to roam around. When I came home I definitely thought I had brought something back with me, but I felt better after going to bed. It was definitely a unique experience!

I do so love these stories...thanks. Its so huge for its time. WoW