Available
Year-round
Booking Information
24 HOUR ADVANCED NOTICE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL BOOKINGS
Pricing Information
2023:
Sun-Thursday: $248
Fri: $278
Sat: $298
Price is for two guests, double occupancy - Based on availability, does not include tax or gratuity.
Additional $99 per person in guest rooms that can accommodate more than two.
Contact Us
56 Main Street
Napanoch, NY 12458
845-417-9927
Muster Your Courage for an Unforgettable Experience
Known for its paranormal occurrences, The Shanley is no stranger to the strange. You can stay overnight in this haunted hotel, but it may be difficult to make it past the whistling, footsteps, piano music, children’s laughter, mysterious clock chimes, apparitions, and other haunts that pervade the hotel each evening. Many have seen shadows and apparitions at the Shanley, and report the feeling of being watched.
This package is priced for 2 and includes:
- Overnight Guest Room
- Public 4-hour staff led paranormal activities (8PM-12AM)
- Free Time to hunt and explore on your own
- Snacks, soda, bottled water, coffee
- Continental breakfast
Available dates and additional package details can be found on the booking link.
The current Shanley Hotel was built in 1895 after a fire destroyed the original building. A summer vacation destination for NYC-folk, it was a popular and bustling establishment. James Shanley bought the hotel in October 1906. Friends with Thomas Edison and Eleanor Roosevelt, to drop a few names, Mr. and Mrs. Shanley were esteemed in the community and brought elegance to the hotel.
James Shanley died in 1937 and his wife sold the hotel to Allen Hazen in 1944. After Mr. Hazen passed away, the hotel changed owners multiple times, before being abandoned from 1991 until 2005, when Sal Nicosia bought it and began restoring the hotel to its original glory since.
(An interesting note is that Mr. Shanley and Mr. Hazen were born {October 31–Halloween!} AND died on the same days, different years.)
The Shanley has seen its share of tragedy. Mr. Shanley’s sister-in-law died there, leaving her children to him and his wife (who gave birth to three children, all of whom died before nine months). The hotel barber’s daughter drowned in the well on the property; rumors of murder, suicide, and other deaths were reported throughout the years, so it is no wonder so many spirits still linger here.
