Hotel Apache

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If MythBusters and Ghost Hunters are your favorite TV shows, or you have a knack for history, you’re in for a treat. The Hotel Apache has re-opened its haunted historical halls and you’re almost guaranteed to have a paranormal experience.  Originally opened in 1932, this Las Vegas hotel is a true historical landmark. As the saying goes, the more history something has, the more likely it’s haunted, or something like that. After some time, Benny Binion took over the hotel and guests like Clark Gable, Humphrey Bogart and Lucille Ball checked into this historical hotel. So if you’re not a fan of ghosts, but a fan of old Hollywood stars, this is still the place to stay during your Vegas vacation. Did we also mention that there are no resort fees at Hotel Apache? That's a definite bonus. They spruced up the hotel since it last opened, but it has still retained its period appeal. Although they've added new amenities like 42-inch flat-screen TVs, the rooms still have an old-timey feel to them. With crown molding, black and white bathroom tile, a period-inspired rotary dial telephone and vintage clock radio, you'll feel like time stopped.  But don’t be fooled by these upgraded amenities, there are still ghosts that may nudge you while walking through these haunted halls. Some guests have even reported seeing faint outlines of the past owner's family, kind of like the twins in “The Shining.” It’s spooky all year round when you book your stay at the Hotel Apache. Do you have the guts to stay all night? There's only one way to find out.