Hotel Metlen - Dillon MT Real Haunted Places

This historic hotel dates back to 1897 when it was built by Joseph C. Metlen. In 1983, the hotel was added to the National Register of Historic Places. The two-story building had been a former saloon and luxury hotel for travelers on the railroad across Montana.

Hotel Metlen is believed to be quite haunted - especially in Room #19 and the downstairs bar area. A floating female apparition in a white dress has been spotted in these locations, and she is said to be nice to those she comes in contact with. In the back bar, a woman in a black bonnet has been seen, along with the apparition of a man in a cowboy hat.

Other paranormal reports at this hotel include strange voices and the smell of cigar smoke on the third floor when no one is around.

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