Haunted Hotels in Bridgeport
Bridgeport’s 1 haunted accommodation channels the unique supernatural energy of the isolated Eastern Sierra, the rugged justice of the Mono County seat, and the nearby echoes of the Bodie ghost town. When you search for haunted hotels online or on Google Maps, you’ll find thousands of matching results, but we’ve meticulously reviewed every single one to create the most realistic, historically accurate collection of truly haunted hotels you can actually visit and stay in.
This property preserves spirits influenced by 1880s prospectors, Paiute traditions, and the stark “fishin’ season and freezin’ season” mentality that makes Bridgeport’s hauntings unlike anywhere else. Discover high-desert hauntings where frontier law meets ancient land, creating the most isolated supernatural experiences east of the Sierras.
Haunted Hotels in Bridgeport, CA
Bridgeport Inn
Address: 205 Main St, Bridgeport, CA 93517
Phone: (760) 932-7380
Website: thebridgeportinn.com
Price Range: Average rate: $100–$200 per night.
Notable Paranormal Signs: Phantom rose perfume scent, objects moving inexplicably, apparition of a Lady in White, disembodied footsteps, unexplained cold spots.
History and Hauntings:
Built in 1877 by Sam Hopkins for Hiram L. Leavitt, this Victorian inn served as a vital stagecoach stop for weary travelers journeying to and from the Bodie gold mining camps.
Leavitt, a New Hampshire native who settled in Indian Valley in 1865, brought his family and stage stop business to Bridgeport, eventually serving as Judge of Mono County until he died in 1901. Legend claims that Mark Twain himself stayed here, with Room 16 now bearing his name.
The inn’s most enduring legend centers on Sarah, known as the “White Lady,” a young woman who hanged herself in Room 19 after her fiancé was murdered shortly before their wedding.
Guests report encountering her apparition standing silently in rooms before vanishing, while housekeepers experience flickering lights in closed areas and hear voices from unoccupied rooms.
Visitors describe feeling an intense energy surrounding certain rooms, with some fleeing the building after unexplained encounters, while others report the air feeling “warped” when the White Lady is present.
Amenities: Free WiFi, Restaurant, Bar/Lounge, Antique furnishings.
Haunted Rating: 2 out of 5 Ghosts.
Best Time to Visit: Best visited during summer (Jun–Aug) for fishing and outdoor activities near Mono Lake.
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