THE STORY
Reported Haunting
Hotel de Haro is one of Washington's oldest hotels and is associated with reports of lingering spirits from Roche Harbor's early days. Visitors have described apparitions, phantom footsteps, mysterious voices, and unexplained activity throughout the historic hotel. Several former residents are believed to remain attached to the property.
This 1886 hotel build by John McMillin was a famous stopping place for many, including the likes of Theodore Roosevelt. It is also home to a ghost woman who is said to walk the hotel halls. Another point of interest here is the McMillin mausoleum in the nearby woods, which contains a dining room setup. Each place has a column that holds the ashes of a family member. The ghostly family is said to be seen sitting in their places at sundown.