Hauntings in the Hondah Resort and Casino

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The Hondah Resort and Casino, in Northeast Arizona, is a beautiful place in the pines where high schools hold proms and there's a blue grass festival every year. It's equipped with a hotel and restaurant. But after all the fun goes away and it's only the employees and the dark, other "guests" arrive.


A few years back, the security cameras inside the Honda Resort and Casino caught footage of a woman without legs floating through the building. Maybe that's why they keep losing their janitors. Speaking of clean-up crew, a woman working the graveyard shift saw a shadow keeping pace with her as she worked. She quit.

At night, in one of the storage rooms, a little boy whistles. Some have heard it, some have not.

During the graveyard shift in the variety store, packages of bread and other things have flown off the shelves.


Not too long ago, while a restaurant hostess was cleaning up around the cash register, right at closing time, she saw a boy in black come in from one end of the restaurant. He moved through the tables towards her. She watched him out of the corner of her eye, so that she could ask him how she could help him. When he was in front of the register, she looked at him, with the words on her lips, and no one was there.

These are just a few of the things that have happened there. If you're there at night, who knows, you might hear, or see, something that you'll wish you never did.

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