Most Haunted Place In Austin: The Driskill Hotel

Today we are visiting the Driskill Hotel in Austin, Texas. It is said to be the most haunted hotel in the city known for several major ghosts and a haunted painting as shown in the thumbnail.
According to the hotel's website the Driskill is "On the corner of 6th Street and Brazos Street, in the heart of downtown Austin, stands a historic landmark of Texas hospitality: The Driskill. For more than a century, this iconic hotel has hosted restful nights, inspired gatherings, momentous occasions and then some. With 189 well-appointed guestrooms, three top-notch food and beverage outlets, storied spaces and matchless service, The Driskill is ready to welcome you to be a part of Texas history."

But if you look a little deeper you'll see stories like on https://austinghosts.com/10-the-haunt...
you'll see this property is far more than meets the eye.

"Jesse bought the land in 1884 and 2 years later he had the grand opening. All paid with blood money.

The Driskill has what could only be described as a karmic whammy on itself. It was paid, furnished, and marketed with coin chiseled into Jesse’s pockets on the back of dead soldiers, human misery, and slaughtered cows… The whole assembly line, from start to finish, was drenched in blood and vile.

That’s how the Driskill Hotel became one of the most haunted hotels in the United States. Now, let’s talk about the ghosts and the goblins of the place. Let’s focus on that. Let’s sweep under the rug all those other years – because frankly, aside from the fact that President Johnson had his first date with his wife at the bar – the place is basically a by the numbers joint with some history but nothing to really write home about. It has a rich history but few car wrecks to really get our ghoulish blood pumping.

Let’s get to the juicy bit and really dig our teeth in what you came to this website for… the lurid tales of phantoms, ghosts, and general mayhem. Let’s unearth the skeletons in the closet.

This place has become synonymous with hauntings. The Driskill is so full of a ghost that it even has a Spotify playlist devoted to the subject – I kid you not. If you Google the term ghost and Driskill you’ll be rewarded with so much nightmare fodder that you’re therapist will need to medicate you just so you can once more have a good night’s sleep." #creatornow