Seven Gables Inn on Monterey Bay

“It was perfect!”

Everything was perfect—location, amenities, and staff.

Pablo·2 दिन पहले

The sea‑facing room was absolutely beautiful.

Ajay·3 दिन पहले

“Seven Gables bed and breakfast is a perfect place tostay on a weekend getaway. It is closer to restaurants, trails, and”

I liked that the room was closer to the ocean view, within walking distance of restaurants, and the breakfast was great.

Lutz·4 दिन पहले

The décor and breakfast were excellent, but there was no room‑service or daily bathroom cleaning.

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“Sad”

Key Details • Origins: Jane Page originally hailed from Salem, Massachusetts. • Land & Construction: She purchased the land at 555 Ocean View Boulevard in 1877 for $250, and the main 3-story Victorian mansion was constructed in 1886. • Inspiration: She named the home "Seven Gables" after Nathaniel Hawthorne’s famous 1851 novel, The House of the Seven Gables, which was itself inspired by the historic Turner-Ingersoll mansion in her native Salem. • Later History: She sold the property after about 20 years to Lucy and Henry Chase, who converted it into rental apartments. It later became a renowned bed-and-breakfast under the Flatley family in 1982 and was acquired by the Kirkwood Collection in 2021. The Seven Gables Inn (Pacific Grove, California) The night audit and service staff at this 1886 Victorian mansion have compiled a long history of unexplained phenomena, usually attributed to former owners or long-term guests who simply loved the inn too much to leave. • The Phantom Bed-Sitter: Guests in various rooms have frequently reported waking up to the distinct sensation of someone sitting down heavily on the edge of their bed. • The Poltergeist Sherry Decanters: In the common areas, staff have witnessed the heavy glass tops of the complimentary sherry decanters inexplicably fly across the room on their own. • The Woman in White & The Little Girl: Multiple sightings have been reported of a woman dressed in a white, Victorian-era period dress gliding through the halls, as well as the brief apparition of a young girl. • The Helpful Knob-Turner: A housekeeper once went to unlock a vacant guest room door, only to feel the doorknob firmly turn from the inside of the empty room. • Hattie's Room: Local lore frequently points to "Hattie's Room" and the "Governor's Room" as the centers of activity, where disembodied voices call out to service staff, furniture moves on its own, and lights turn on and off in empty rooms. Rundown

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