The Stanley Hotel, Historic hotel in the United States of America
The Stanley Hotel is an iconic hotel building located in Estes Park, known for its grand architecture and scenic beauty.
Built by Freelan Oscar Stanley, the hotel opened in 1909 and has since then been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The hotel gained cultural fame as the inspiration for Stephen King's novel 'The Shining'.
Visitors can explore the historic structure, enjoy its amenities, and participate in guided tours.
The Stanley Hotel is renowned for its reported paranormal activity, drawing ghost enthusiasts from all over.
Location: Estes Park
Architect: Freelan Oscar Stanley
Official opening: 1909
Architectural style: German Gothic
Address: 333 Wonder View Avenue
Website: stanleyhotel.com
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