Would you dare stay the night at a haunted hotel? Here's your chance! Check out these three allegedly haunted hotels in New Hampshire below...

Looking for a golfing getaway with a side of paranormal activity? Located in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, Eagle Mountain House and Golf Club has everything you need for a chillingly fun weekend.

You’ll find a 9-hole golf course, delicious food, and fun seasonal activities. And when the sun sets, the real thrills begin. After the inn was rebuilt following a fire in the 1900s, the ghosts of a lady in red and a little boy appear from time to time throughout the property. No need to worry, though- the ghosts have been found to be friendly.

Apart from providing a delightfully creepy moment or two, Eagle Mountain House has great outdoor options. Whether you’re playing golf or admiring the cascading waterfall in the summer, or cross-country skiing in the winter, there’s something for everyone.

If you want a romantic weekend away for two with a twist, look no further than The Inn at Jackson, a sweet 14-guestroom bed and breakfast with a rich history that dates back to the Baldwin piano family in 1902!

Keep an eye out for the ghost known as Jason and the glowing lights that appear and disappear in his presence.

The Inn is walking distance to lots of local activities, such as restaurants, shops, and winter fun such as ice skating and even sleigh rides. After a fun day of enjoying the neighborhood, you’ll be happy to come back to your cozy room at the Inn. You can choose the type of room that best fits your personal style: Victorian or Mountain Lodge. We can’t guarantee you won’t have a ghostly visitor, no matter which room you choose!

The Christmas Farm Inn and Spa is a beautiful historical inn that dates back to the 18th century.

If you’re hoping for some majorly mysterious events, this is the place for you. Even TV’s Ghost Hunters have paid it a visit! There’s good reason it was televised- guests have reported hearing ghosts’ voices, shaking beds, and lights flickering on and off.

If you need a break from all the ghostly excitement, step outside and check out the breathtaking view of the White Mountains. Watch the snow sparkle in the sunlight in the winter and allow yourself to relax into the moment.

Take a look at the websites and Facebook pages below:

Eagle Mountain House site and Eagle Mountain House Facebook

Inn at Jackson site and Inn at Jackson Facebook

Christmas Farm Inn site and Christmas Farm Inn Facebook