Welcome to Los Angeles's #1 Rated Haunted Pub Crawl

Roosevelt Hotel/Tropicana Bar

The Roosevelt Hotel's haunted reputation rivals the fame of the spirits within its walls. Named after President Theodore Roosevelt, this historic hotel has hosted numerous celebrities, from Charlie Chaplin to Brad Pitt. Its most renowned ghost, however, is Marilyn Monroe, who allegedly haunts her former suite, number 1200. Savor a Trop Old Fashioned as you listen to tales of guest encounters with the blonde bombshell’s apparition. And don’t forget to keep an eye out—the ghost of Humphrey Bogart is also rumored to frequent the Tropicana bar.

Boardner’s

n Hollywood, every tale has a shadow, and Boardner’s is no exception. Established in 1927, it began as the bar My Blue Heaven before transforming into an illegal gambling speakeasy under the guise of Morressey’s Hair Salon during Prohibition. Later, it became a rendezvous for secret men’s societies, drawing a sinister energy that would make headlines and lead to spine-chilling, unexplained occurrences. Uncover the bar’s eerie connection to the Black Dahlia, savor their signature Black Dahlia cocktail, and keep your camera ready—these spirits love to make an appearance.

Musso and Frank: Cabo Cantina

By now, it’s time for a drink, and Musso and Frank’s signature martini is just what you need to calm your nerves before diving into the next set of twisted Tinseltown tales. As one of Hollywood’s oldest restaurants, it was a favorite haunt of the era’s biggest stars—many of whom still linger. Over the years, guests and staff have reported sightings of Orson Welles, Rudolph Valentino, Charlie Chaplin, and even a headless woman. Relax with a Musso and Frank’s special martini (or two!) and uncover the chilling connection between this iconic restaurant and the ill-fated Sharon Tate.