Hotel del Coronado
San Diego, California
By Shannon Reinbold-Gee
For a hotel as grand and large as the Hotel Del Coronado in California, it seems a pity it hosts only one ghost. But once you’ve heard the tale of this tragic young woman, perhaps you’ll understand why in some cases one is enough.
The Hotel Del Coronado, affectionately called “The Del,” sits overlooking the San Francisco Bay, dominating the beach with its brick colored roofs and sharp white walls. A true American beauty, it remains a stunning and sprawling example of the traditional wooden Victorian seaside resort. Opening in 1888, the Del has hosted such famous folks as “Lucky Lindy” (Charles Lindbergh), Thomas Edison, Charlie Chaplin, Humphrey Bogart, Brad Pitt, L. Frank Baum, Babe Ruth, President Benjamin Harrison, Madonna and King Edward VIII (at the time only the Prince of Wales). The Del was also used as a backdrop to Marilyn Monroe’s 1958 movie “Some Like It Hot.”
But one of the Del’s most famous guests has never checked out and rumors still circulate about her identity. Kate Morgan was supposedly a grifter working the rails in the late 1800s with her husband, Thomas. The two set up poker games on trains all across the country, pretending to be brother and sister so that Kate could use her wiles to help blindside the playing men. They were gifted cheats, but it seems (according to somewhat reluctant eyewitness testimony) they got into a lover’s spat and Kate drifted into the Del, signing in under the name of Lottie Bernard (a passenger on the same train she had recently ridden). Logging in to the Del just before Thanksgiving of 1892, “Lottie Bernard” carried no luggage and looked to be in poor health and a poorer state of mind. She essentially told the staff not to worry about her—she claimed her brother (a Dr. M. C. Anderson) would arrive shortly with her luggage. He would take care of her.
And perhaps “Lottie” truly believed her partner in crime would come to her rescue, but even after several days, he had not appeared. Lottie just got sicker. Distraught, she got transportation into San Diego where she made the biggest decision of her life. She returned to the Del. Returned to room number 3327 (then room 302). The next morning she was found dead on the stairs outside the Del, shot by the pistol she had purchased the day before in town. Nicknamed “the beautiful stranger” by the papers, her identity was finally revealed. But why did she and Thomas quarrel? Why the sudden separation? Police found quinine when they searched her possessions, leading some to believe she had been pregnant, and realizing her life could not continue in the same manner once her condition showed, she decided to try a home abortion. Or perhaps Kate wanted to settle down with a family and Thomas had other plans… Either way, the story seems to end the same way—in tragedy.
Recently, a medium located in San Diego claimed to have contact with this famous ghost and said that the ghost is truly Lottie Bernard and not Kate Morgan at all. Supposedly Lottie stays on at the Del waiting for her real story to be told.
Regardless of who haunts the Del, several odd things are often reported. People have claimed to see a woman dressed in the proper period and style as Kate paging through books and walking the halls. Lights flicker on and off in Kate’s room and the sheets and blankets are played with. In the gift shop, the Marilyn Monroe merchandise used to literally jump off the shelves when it had a prominent place, but stopped its crazy behavior when it was moved to a less visible location. Was Kate angry with sharing the spotlight or might she have had a jealous streak because of some anonymous blonde bombshell making things difficult while she was still alive and with Thomas? Unfortunately we will probably never know, and it seems the more research done into Kate’s story only raises more questions—not more answers.
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Marian Smith says: |
November 14, 2005, 9:21 pm |
I have read on the truth about Kate Morgan, and also have been to the Hotel del Coronada. It is reported that she took her own life and not in her room but on the stairs outside the hotel, and was found by one of the workers there in the morning. She was quite depressed over her husband leaving her and had hoped he would follow and meet her at the hotel. But since he never arrived she became more depressed and took her own life. Some would like to believe that her husband did kill her but the facts say different. It is true that she still is at the hotel, for I’ve felt her looking out the upstairs window and I believe she is still waiting for her husband to come join her.
November 19, 2005, 11:44 pm |
i have been here too, and it seems normal..
jose ruiz says: |
March 1, 2006, 1:48 am |
poz dejen me presento cabrones por que poz soy conocido pero pos tanto haci que digas que todo el pinche mundo poz no por eso chingen a su puta madre pa los que no me conocen y prosigo pendejos con esta historia de terror que me paso a mi en el pinche hotel este weyes hay les va pendejos resulta que un pinche dia cabron me llamaron pa matar a un wey que mi jefe el distinguido sr arellano felix hombre de principios y moral poz digamos que le estorbaba el pendejo del D.E.A no se que putamadre quiera decir eso pero poz mi jefe me explico que era un agente del senor de los anillos y que poz ya tenia pueto el pinche ring de coke y que era malo para nuestra organicacion apegada porcierto a los mejores valores familiares que hay en este pais digo pos antes de que me salga de la historia mmmm chingao perenme dejenme leo otra ves eta madre por que ya me perdi a ya o.k y poz llego no al pinche hotel y se sintio el mal presente no o no perenme es que estaba un pinche tubo de swege roto y casi se me sale el pinche lunch que me trage en el mc donalds que por cierto me recuerda que el pinche payaso del magdonals es del demonio por mi casa de seguridad donde guardamos la droga hay un mac donals y en la madrugada se aparece el pinche payaso queriendo encontrar un pinche palo pa quedarce tuerto el wey neto cabrones yo ya me lo tope al puto y se clavo el wey un pinche bat por el ojo de payaso y nomames me acorde de el grandioso jugador de baisball pete rose cuando quebro el pinche bat pero poz bueno eso no es ni a qui ni alla pero poz pense que era informativo pa advertirles raza cuidao con el pinche payaso ni lo miren bueno siguiendo con lo del ajente del D.E.A que me mandaron quebrar poz llege al hotel no y busco su cuarto cuando de repente se aparece un pinche fantasma cabron neta neta wey ya se wey dices no mames pero neto que si wey era el fantasma del ex procurador de sinaloa y ya se wey te preguntas que putamdre hace el fantasma del exprocurador de sinaloa wey poz resulta wey que este cabron hizo un pacto con satanas por que del pinche susto poz me dio miedo cabron y poz que le marco a mi jefe sr.arellano felix y poz le digo al vato que poz aqui hay fantasmas y que creen wey poz me dice no mames cuales pinches fantasmas y ya no awitao y todo poz le digo como estuvo el pedo del fantasma que mirujie con mis ojitos de maton que tengo no y me dice que de seguro hiso un pacto con satanas o con el senor de los anillos del D.E.A y que me los quebre a los dos weyes pero que para hacegurarme que si se los lleve el payaso pero no el del mc donalds sino el feo que les corte los huevos y se los lleve al chamu y que se los trage la pendeja pa asegurar que si se murieron no vato y poz que crees que no pendejo hay te va el pedo
poz resulta que no era ningun fantasma el pendejo este del ex procurador de sinaloa sino que el pendejo lo tenian en lo que le llaman una identidad escondida pa protejerlo pero poz pensandolo bien no tuve ninguna pinche experiencia con fantasmas en el pinche hotel pero me contaron que despues que me despache a estos cabrones ya se aparecen dos lloronas que gritan hay mis huevos y el otro grita oh mi testicles ese me imaguino que es el pinche ajente del D.E.A ale raza no mames wey tanta mamada ma que no juera fantasma ni pedo asi es la vida pero poz ultimadamente chingen a su madre putos y al wey de esta pajina cuidate puto por que ya sabes mucho y te voy a pizar puto ha y dile a tu madre que un dia de estos me la pizo ala cabrona xbitch te preguntas por que lo del xbitch wey poz pa que veas que no soy culero te digo pendejo dicen que tu jefa tiene una ***** mutante wey hay te lo dejo de tarea pendejo pinche peping tom ale puto
me despido de uds desde culiacan pendejos y no se les olvide comprar una estampita de malberde o si pueden una pinche camisa con la himagen de vato y unos huaraches y un cinto piteao de cuero de burro pa que les quede putos de mierda van a morir putos muerte pendejos jajajaj putos todos los que leean esto
adios
hasta la verga putos
jose ruiz says: |
March 1, 2006, 1:52 am |
que pedo puto por que bloqueas las mamadas que puse de tu jefa wey que vergas como la protejes wey deja que salga con los compas wey chingao o que la quieres pa ti puto chales pinche sick puto de mierda te voy llevar a king kong pa que te ponga una pizada y te quede el culo como cueva pendejo jajaja tu culo parece cueva tu culo parece cueva puto de mirda tu mama piza conmigo
anjelica says: |
March 15, 2006, 7:47 pm |
this is not the true story. I KNOW IT! the real story is the woman checked in to the hotel under a false name one night with no bags. later that night, she walked to the beach and shot herself in the head.
TAG says: |
March 18, 2006, 10:52 pm |
Sorry to burst everyone’s bubbles, but Kate was NOT deserted by her husband – it was the other way around – she ran away with another man.
Tom Morgan was a rural mail carrier in Burchard, Nebraska at the time of her death and I have the PROOF – the original telegram Tom received from the San Diego coroner advising him of her death.
Tom was my grandmother’s brother.
Victoria says: |
April 15, 2006, 11:56 pm |
but we all don’t know anything now do we…but what if it was the opposite way where she shot her husband the shot herself…you never know….What IF
Victoria says: |
April 15, 2006, 11:57 pm |
but we all don’t know anything now do we…but what if it was the opposite way where she shot her husband then shot herself…you never know….What IF
Dreamz says: |
April 19, 2006, 12:09 am |
That’s not how the story goes. You see, Kate Morgan and her husband traveled around the country by train. Kate and her husband we gamblers. Kate was a very beautiful woman and the men found it hard not to look at her, Kate would often pose as her husbands sister and flirt with other gambling opponents, Kate’s husband would sneekingly come about and cheat his way into winning the other persons money. When one day the couple had an argument, the two made up, Kate’s husband told her to take a train to the city of San Diego and check in at the hotel “Del Coronado” and he would then later meet up with her. Kate checked into the hotel under a different alias and stayed at the hotel for the amount of 1 week. She waited desperatley for her husband, often Kate would hardley ever order any room service, and some days never come out of her room at all. Finally, Kate came to the conclusion that her greatest love was not comming back for her, in destrot and with nothing left to do Kate Morgan shot herself in the head on a staircase outside in the back of the hotel. To this very day and how legend has it Kate Morgan’s ghost walks the grounds of the hotel still waiting for her husband to come for her.
jemen says: |
May 2, 2006, 11:09 am |
hello i live rite by it i see the lady all the time i messed around with her too!
jemen says: |
May 2, 2006, 11:12 am |
SHERMAN LIVES PUTOS!
CBT says: |
June 2, 2006, 9:49 pm |
I stayed at Hotel Del Coronado 2 times and i went to bthe top floor and saw her ghost and the real story is that her and her husband got in a fight and she said meet me at the “Del”. She waited and waited and he never came to the “Del” so she took her own life and shot herself
lang says: |
July 4, 2006, 9:26 pm |
shut up jose ruiz. stupid mexican
Nate says: |
July 25, 2006, 6:19 pm |
Ik ben belg, dus versta je dit ook niet
I sayd “I’m Belgian, so you don’t understand this”
Whaaaaaat up says: |
July 26, 2006, 12:48 am |
who gives a F*** if your Belgian
Cherish says: |
September 2, 2006, 12:57 am |
I will be going to the del Coronado on the 16th for my cousins wedding hopefully I will see the ghost that would be kinda neat.
Ruby says: |
September 30, 2006, 4:45 pm |
dont be sayin N E thing bout mexicans!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jane says: |
October 28, 2006, 2:10 am |
PPL WAT IS THE REAL STORY,ALL OF YOU HAVE DIFFERENT SUGGESTIONS(WHICH SOUNDS MORRE BETTER THAN WHOEVER WROTE THIS THING),NEXT THING U KNOW ALL OF U WILL B COMBINING THOSE STORIES
Jada says: |
October 29, 2006, 7:24 pm |
Heather says: |
December 3, 2006, 4:31 pm |
I agree with Dreamz, that is the truth, the person the posted the other story doesnt know what happened…
kassidy and briana says: |
January 1, 2007, 12:00 am |
excuse me brittany i hate to burst ur bubble but please SHUTUP!!!!!!!!!!!
Senovia says: |
February 2, 2007, 5:36 pm |
What is the real story? I believe Tag because Tom was his grandmother’s brother. Tag, How did Tom die? If you get this comment email me at naimasmama200@yahoo.com. Stop talking about mexicans. I like all races. Xcept Arabs.
red says: |
March 9, 2007, 8:06 pm |
how do you know wich story to beleve I’ve been and saw strainge things to.
car says: |
March 9, 2007, 8:07 pm |
how do you know wich story to beleve I’ve been and saw strainge things to.I’ve heard so many stories by now.
Wild Child says: |
March 24, 2007, 5:02 pm |
wat a *******! wat should he care if his wife left him;he alredy had another woman!this story is ret@rted!!!!!
~W.C.~
Shana says: |
June 11, 2007, 4:19 pm |
There’s actually a book written about the entire case, but I’m not sure it came to an actual conclusion. I read it so long ago I almost forgot about the whole story until I came upon this site. But it’s definitely closer to the truth than some kid’s story on here.
pumpkin says: |
July 12, 2007, 1:26 pm |
this story is cool. if u have a story to tell me email me at alyssag527@comcast.net
barb says: |
July 16, 2007, 10:21 pm |
the travel channel says that she fell to her death, never said anything about being shot,, this hotel is wonderful and beautiful.
michael says: |
October 7, 2007, 11:01 pm |
hey i used to live in san diego, i went to that hotel with the boy scouts. very interesting, i heard that isn’t the only haunting their. my bro once told me that sum guy got like poisoned or sumthing from the resturant and haunts that area. any 1 else herd that.
meg says: |
October 13, 2007, 6:18 pm |
I went there this past summer me and my mom heard a low moan like a man thing we asked my aunt’s sister if it was haunted and she said yes. its a beautiful but it is haunted.
Maria says: |
October 26, 2007, 1:27 pm |
When my family visited San Diego this summer, a friend of my brother-in-law took us to this hotel. We went in [although we didn't go to the rooms because we were not guests of the hotel, just visitors] and it seemed pretty normal, there were no paranormal activities. When we were leaving, we wanted to know the story of the hotel so we asked one of the workers who worked there for many many years and he said something like this:
“[the story about her husband and the gambling and how she shot herself] but he also added that the husband was having an affair with the maid. When she found out that Morgan killed herself, she also killed herself in her room, two floors above. When visitors visit, they say that the maid’s room is more haunted than Kate’s room. There were instances of when the Bellhop carrying luggage to the room and then all of a sudden the bed was unmade.”
So that’s what he said. I’m really adamant about this story, but it’s a good one to tell.
kathy says: |
October 26, 2007, 3:54 pm |
this story is a lie i know the true story of how kate morgan died…… i have researched on kate morgan and the cause of her death was unexplainable……these are all jiberish lies if you want to know the truth…. stop posting up the fake stories and actually do something……
JNET says: |
October 27, 2007, 5:22 am |
Kate Morgan was born Kate Farmer in Hamburg Iowa. She married Tom Morgan and the couple earned a living by riding the trains, cheating and conning their fellow passengers. Kate traveled by the name of Miss Lottie A. Bernard. Her husband Tom went by the name Dr. M.C. Anderson. Usually Kate would attract a male passenger and tell him that if he wanted to continue seeing her that he must gain the approval of her brother. Of course, her brother was actually her husband Tom. This would eventually lead to a game of cards. Tom would then swindle the man out of whatever he could. Kate would then dump the suitor and the young man would leave with little or no money, and no girl. Tom and Kate would then keep moving with the trains.
In November of 1892, Kate found herself pregnant and wanted to stop the scams and settle down. Tom not only was upset about a possible child, but did not want to stop his lifestyle. The couple quarreled and Tom got off the train in Orange California. Kate continued on to San Diego to stay at the Hotel del Coronado. She expected her husband to meet her there for Thanksgiving. She checked into the hotel on November 24th and told the employees that she was waiting for her brother. Tom never did arrive, and Kate never left. Kate was very depressed and tried to induce an abortion by taking a huge amount of quinine. She also made a trip to town and purchased a gun and shells. Five days after checking into the hotel, she was found dead of a single gunshot wound to the head. Her body lay on an outside staircase leading to the beach. Blood was found on the gun and on her hand. It was quickly ruled a suicide.
In 1990, a book called “The Legend of Kate Morgan: The Search for the Ghost of the Hotel del Coronado” was written by Alan May . His book refutes the suicide claim and gives compelling evidence that Kate was murdered by her husband. A maid that may have befriended Kate is said to have also disappeared at that time. Some suggest that she was also murdered but the body removed by the hotel staff and the story hushed up so as not to arise anxiety with the hotels guests. Since Kate’s death in 1892 there have been many instances of paranormal activity at the hotel. One of the hot spots of activity is Kate’s room, number 302 which is now 3312. The activity is not confined only to that particular room though. Voices are heard when no one is there. Objects seem to move by themselves, lights flicker, TV’s turn themselves on and off. There are unexplained noises, strange unexplained smells, sudden temperature changes, strong drafts even when the windows are closed and even sightings of Kate herself. One of the better known cases is of a secret service agent that was staying at the hotel protecting the president. The agent was staying in Kate’s old room. He complained to the management that there was too much noise coming from the room above him. The only problem is Kate’s room is on the top floor.
kelsey says: |
October 31, 2007, 6:58 pm |
This story is false, i bought the book about Kate Morgan.
Her husband did not shoot her, i have read that she killed herself, and not in her room but on a staircase in the del.
so stop telling lies, this is stupid.
there are hauntings in her paticular room, but that is NOT where she died.
if your going to make a website about “actual” haunted houses, or places at least get the story right.
ive read at least 6 or more comments saying youve lied, so you should probably get the hint to CHANGE YOUR STORY.
celly says: |
December 6, 2007, 3:04 pm |
this is what i know about her…
The Story of Kate Morgan
Kate Morgan was born Kate Farmer in Hamburg Iowa. She married Tom Morgan and the couple earned a living by riding the trains, cheating and conning their fellow passengers. Kate traveled by the name of Miss Lottie A. Bernard. Her husband Tom went by the name Dr. M.C. Anderson. Usually Kate would attract a male passenger and tell him that if he wanted to continue seeing her that he must gain the approval of her brother. Of course, her brother was actually her husband Tom. This would eventually lead to a game of cards. Tom would then swindle the man out of whatever he could. Kate would then dump the suitor and the young man would leave with little or no money, and no girl. Tom and Kate would then keep moving with the trains.
In November of 1892, Kate found herself pregnant and wanted to stop the scams and settle down. Tom not only was upset about a possible child, but did not want to stop his lifestyle. The couple quarreled and Tom got off the train in Orange California. Kate continued on to San Diego to stay at the Hotel del Coronado. She expected her husband to meet her there for Thanksgiving. She checked into the hotel on November 24th and told the employees that she was waiting for her brother. Tom never did arrive, and Kate never left. Kate was very depressed and tried to induce an abortion by taking a huge amount of quinine. She also made a trip to town and purchased a gun and shells. Five days after checking into the hotel, she was found dead of a single gunshot wound to the head. Her body lay on an outside staircase leading to the beach. Blood was found on the gun and on her hand. It was quickly ruled a suicide.
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June 26, 2008, 3:58 pm |
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Lady Drizzt says: |
September 7, 2008, 8:39 pm |
San Diego…MICHIGAN???? Did no one else catch this? Unless there was some sort of massive cross country re-location effort, last I checked San Diego AND Hotel del Coronado were in California. In fact, I am due to be IN San Diego later this month-maybe I had better inform the airline that our flight may have to be re-routed.
Where are the editors or web masters?
“Please use correct grammar, capitalization, and punctuation. Let’s try to keep this place looking classy.”
How about adding, “let’s keep this place looking credible?”
Andy Powell says: |
September 9, 2008, 12:13 am |
Lady Drizzt — That was my mistake. I was doing some updates yesterday, and my clumsy fingers must have hit too many checkboxes. Anyhow, it has been fixed.
I was in San Diego earlier this summer and I can assure you that the hotel is still there. Enjoy your trip!
jordan says: |
September 12, 2008, 8:27 pm |
this is true: ok i lived in a haunted house! and the ghost’s lives in my room! and i was ashleep one night and my closet door kept opening and closing… so i got up and went to my closet and my bears were moved all over my floor so i was creeped out…. but then i went back to sleep and about a hour later i woke up and my blankets kept pulling off of me so i was afficaly freaked… TO BE CONTINUED
Gocho says: |
September 21, 2008, 5:30 pm |
The Hotel Del does NoT overlook the San Francisco Bay seeing as it is in Coronado and Coronado is in San Diego, WAY FAR from San Francisco…
Bonnie Vent says: |
September 25, 2008, 2:49 pm |
We have been researching this case for over 2 years. We have spoken to the Beautiful Stranger who tells us she is Lottie Bernard. This has be proven by very deep research not available on the net. For more information on this case please go to: http://www.sdparanormal.com/page/page/507340.htm
Thx so much,
Bonnie Vent
Spirit Advocate
San Diego Paranormal Research Project
http://www.sdparanormal.com
JAYDEN says: |
September 27, 2008, 4:47 pm |
OKAY PEOPLES HERE IS WHAT I THINK I THINK SHE WAS WORRIED AND DEPRESSED BECOUSE SHE WAS PREGNET AND DIDNT HAVE MONEY DIDNT EVEN HAVE LUGGAGE WHEN SHE CHECKED IN THAT HOTEL MAYBE SHE WAS SCARED HER BABY WASNT GONNA HAVE A GOOD LIFE BECOUSE NO MONEY THE KIDS FATHER WASNT EVEN THERE AND SO SHE COMMITED SUCIDE BUT THATS JUST MY OPINION.>=] DONT DIE TONIGHT
Raymond says: |
October 11, 2008, 3:33 pm |
Hey, did anyone READ this story? The hotel overlooks San Diego Bay not San Francisco! What a hoot (no pun intended). Everyone is focused on the ghost and no one sees the obvious error with this story. Oh well, no one cares.
Happy Halloween 2008.
jared says: |
October 14, 2008, 4:20 pm |
it is San Diego Bay… not San Francisco Bay…
Mr Dracula says: |
October 20, 2008, 10:00 am |
Youv people are silly talking about haunted houses my house looks just that and it is not haunted at all!!!!!:)=
Dracula Dom
kristinia says: |
October 24, 2008, 1:41 pm |
hey this **** isnt scarey you want to see scary **** look at the damn mirror
pancho says: |
November 3, 2008, 12:42 pm |
its not scarry
Jason says: |
November 22, 2008, 3:29 pm |
http://www.paranormalknowledge.com
We cover what Realhaunts.com doesn’t!
Harley962 says: |
December 28, 2008, 11:55 pm |
I was wondering when someone was going to mention the locale. I went back to read it again to make sure of what I read. Technically it does not overlook the San Diego Bay either. It faces the Pacific on the ocean side of Coronado Island. It is an awesome and grand place. One of those “if these walls could talk” places. There is a book ‘Somewhere In Time’ that takes place in San Diego at the Del. The Movie, ‘Somewhere In Time’, is set at The Grand Hotel on Mackin Island, Michigan. Good Story either way.
Harley962 says: |
December 29, 2008, 12:02 am |
That would be The Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, Michigan
Kimberly says: |
January 25, 2009, 10:16 pm |
The Hotel del Coronado is indeed a beautiful old hotel, looking out over the ocean. However, it looks out onto the San Diego bay and NOT San Francisco!
Spooked! says: |
March 25, 2009, 6:02 pm |
My husband and I stayed at “The Del” last January for our sixth anniversary. I didn’t see the ghost but I did have creepy vibes and felt as if someone was watching me from the window of the top floor when I was walking out on the beach. I was unable to sleep both nights because the door of our room kept moving and shaking. My husband wasn’t bothered by this, he slept like a baby. We heard a child crying in the room next door and when we called the concierge to complain he said that we were the only guests staying on our floor. That totally bugged me out!
We also got into a crazy fight because my husband went into a fit of jealous rage and it actually scared me a bit. This had NEVER happened before! I blame it on the ghost.
Overall it was an awesome trip. The hotel is very beautiful and old. You can explore the entire resort at your leisure. The coolest spot is the third floor where Kate Morgan stayed before committing suicide due to a broken heart. The hallway is extra wide, which makes the third floor super creepy. You feel like you’re in a scene of The Shining!
I highly recommend visiting the Hotel Del Coronado. You can relax of the beach, have an amazing gourmet brunch, get a massage and possibly see a ghost!
lick-a-dick says: |
June 22, 2009, 2:37 pm |
i stayed there for 109 days. the first day i was there,i felt a tug on my man-gina hair;so i stayed there another week…
the next week i felt a hand rubbing my butt,when i turned around though,nobody was there…
i took a shower 5 weeks later.i reached down to get my coconut shampoo and when i looked up i saw her face.
she had a mustache,a beard, she had no boobs,her hair was shaved off.she looked like brittany spears!then she turned into dust and i found that it was GUNPOWDER!i looked around the room and found 4 bra’s lying on the floor.later that night i put them on and masterbated with them.
Jimmy says: |
July 3, 2009, 8:47 pm |
In the 2nd paragraph it says that the hotel overlooks San Francisco bay, IT should say San Diego Bay.
Charles Haycox says: |
September 28, 2009, 9:36 pm |
My wife and I went to the Hotel Del Coronado to meet friends for a wedding. My wife and I arrived to the Hotel early Friday monring around 1:30 am. Our reservation was messed up due to the computers down. The Hotel was quite and reminded me of the Shinning. It was a very nice Hotel. We went to sleep that morning and I felt very weird as if someone was in our room. No big deal, I chalked it up to being in a new place. I did not know of any of these stories until the next evening when we met our group. They only said a women was died in the hotel by suicide in the 1800’s. I thought, I am from Vegas and people die in hotels all the time. My wife and I went back to our room around midnite and found our room’s bed not made and a message on the phone with flowers and a card thanking “Gail”. I could not retreve the message on the phone. At 4:00 am I woke up for not reason and loooked at my wife who woke also, kinda weird we both just opened our eyes and looked at each other. I said that was weird why did you what up, she said I don’t know. The celin fan was slowly turning and I got up to and checked my watch. it was exactly 4:00 am. We were in room 3324. After about 10 minutes trying to go back to sleep we heard a crying/laughing and a loud bang. We went back to bed and checked out the next day. My if went into the gift shop as I was waiting in velet. She opened the book on the drive home. I asked her to look up incidents about 4am and she said oh my God there are several. So that’s my short true story. The hotel made a beliver out of me “goose bumps” nice hotel though.
sue says: |
September 30, 2009, 4:44 pm |
the hotel del does not overlook san fransico bay!!!! it is on coronado island nin san diego
SunnySDGirl says: |
October 29, 2009, 3:36 pm |
My absolute favorite place in San Diego. I grew up staying here with my family every Christmas Eve. Amazing experience every year. I am trying to get my office to have its Christmas Party here this year, teehee =)
I most certainly believe of its hauntings though. I had formed a very good relationship with some of the storekeepers…amazing things they had to say.
joey says: |
February 23, 2010, 7:47 pm |
Why is that no one can spell correctly when they leave their comments? Spell check people!


Joyce says:
September 26, 2005, 4:57 am
What a beautiful Hotel this is. I encourage all to travel to this place of mystery. I stood by the room, where Kate Morgan stayed, I felt such sadness. I was told Marilyn also is a guest that has never left.