Boston, United States
Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street, Boston
Back Bay tower hotel with skyline views.
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Holiday travel · October 31, 2026
The best places for a spooky getaway, from Salem and Sleepy Hollow to Edinburgh's haunted vaults, plus early Día de los Muertos preparations in Mexico.
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Boston, United States
Back Bay tower hotel with skyline views.
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Hilltop castle above the Hudson near Sleepy Hollow.
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Refined hotel near the French Quarter with afternoon tea and a notable art collection.
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Design-forward hotel in the historic district with a rooftop bar.
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Landmark hotel with a clock tower at the east end of Princes Street.
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Four restored Georgian townhouses across from Government Buildings.
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Upper East Side hotel steps from Central Park and the Met.
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A five-star stay in Estes Park, a strong base for Estes Park.
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Family resort inside Walt Disney World with a lazy river.
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Craftsman-style hotel inside the Disneyland Resort.
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Victorian beachfront landmark from 1888.
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Grand hotel overlooking Marion Square with a rooftop pool.
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Thames-side landmark with an Art Deco ballroom and the American Bar.
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Riverside hotel with views of Charles Bridge and Prague Castle.
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Moorish-revival 1888 hotel in the nation's oldest city.
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Hacienda-style hotel with a courtyard garden on Paseo de la Reforma.
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Slopeside lodge at the base of Mount Mansfield.
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Kowloon landmark from 1928 with a fleet of green Rolls-Royces.
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The best places for a spooky getaway, from Salem and Sleepy Hollow to Edinburgh's haunted vaults, plus early Día de los Muertos preparations in Mexico.
Salem, site of the 1692 witch trials, holds its month-long Haunted Happenings festival a short trip away.
Back Bay tower hotel with skyline views.
Explore Boston →Sleepy Hollow's Headless Horseman legend comes alive with lantern tours and the Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze.
Hilltop castle above the Hudson near Sleepy Hollow.
Hotels in Tarrytown →New Orleans' ghost tours, voodoo history and costumed French Quarter parties.
Refined hotel near the French Quarter with afternoon tea and a notable art collection.
Explore New Orleans →Savannah is often called one of America's most haunted cities, with nightly ghost tours.
Design-forward hotel in the historic district with a rooftop bar.
Explore Savannah →Edinburgh's underground vaults, ghost tours and the Samhuinn Fire Festival.
Landmark hotel with a clock tower at the east end of Princes Street.
Explore Edinburgh →Halloween traces its roots to the Celtic festival of Samhain, and Dublin's Bram Stoker Festival is usually held in late October.
Four restored Georgian townhouses across from Government Buildings.
Explore Dublin →New York's Village Halloween Parade is the largest in the US.
Upper East Side hotel steps from Central Park and the Met.
Explore New York City →The hotel that inspired Stephen King's 'The Shining' offers ghost tours.
A five-star stay in Estes Park, a strong base for Estes Park.
Hotels in Estes Park →Theme-park Halloween events at Walt Disney World and Universal.
Family resort inside Walt Disney World with a lazy river.
Explore Orlando →Disneyland's Halloween season decorations and events.
Craftsman-style hotel inside the Disneyland Resort.
Hotels in Anaheim →The hotel is famous for its resident ghost, Kate Morgan.
Victorian beachfront landmark from 1888.
Explore San Diego →Ghost and graveyard tours through Charleston's historic district.
Grand hotel overlooking Marion Square with a rooftop pool.
Explore Charleston →London's ghost walks and Halloween events in historic pubs and theaters.
Thames-side landmark with an Art Deco ballroom and the American Bar.
Explore London →Prague's Old Town legends and ghost tours through medieval lanes.
Riverside hotel with views of Charles Bridge and Prague Castle.
Explore Prague →St. Augustine, the nation's oldest city, is known for its ghost tours.
Moorish-revival 1888 hotel in the nation's oldest city.
Hotels in St. Augustine →Day of the Dead preparations, with altars, marigolds and the city's big parade in late October or early November.
Hacienda-style hotel with a courtyard garden on Paseo de la Reforma.
Explore Mexico City →Oaxaca's markets fill with marigolds and sugar skulls as Día de los Muertos approaches.
Converted 16th-century convent in the historic center.
Explore Oaxaca →Pumpkin patches, cider and the last of the fall color.
Slopeside lodge at the base of Mount Mansfield.
Hotels in Stowe →Hudson Valley harvest season and Halloween festivals.
Victorian castle resort on a mountain lake.
Hotels in New York →Halloween festivities in Lan Kwai Fong and theme-park events at Ocean Park.
Kowloon landmark from 1928 with a fleet of green Rolls-Royces.
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