The Haunted Hotel is a collection of eight short tales that take place at the Great White Horse Hotel in Ipswich. The hotel has been a popular destination for luminaries such as Charles Dickens, George II, and the Beatles since 1518. Each tale presents a unique encounter with the hotel's ghostly inhabitants, ranging from spooky to humorous.
In the first tale, "The Contraption," a ghost-hunter attempts to use the latest technology to detect the presence of supernatural spirits. However, she quickly learns that her high-tech gadgets are no match for the hotel's ghostly residents.
In "The Writer," a novelist seeking inspiration for his next book becomes obsessed with the hotel's ghostly presence. As his work begins to unravel, he finds himself in a dangerous situation.
"The Watching" takes place in 1836 and features Charles Dickens reporting on a local election in the regions. During a sleepless night, he encounters an unexpected presence that haunts him.
Young lovers are thrown into confusion in "Room 27B" when they take a wrong turn within the hotel. Their plans for a tryst are derailed as they encounter the hotel's supernatural residents.
Other tales include "The Haunting of Room 13," "The Portrait of Lady Hester," "The Deception," and "The Final Checkout." Each tale presents a unique perspective on the hotel's ghostly inhabitants, providing a spine-tingling experience for viewers.