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Est. 1966
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Haunted Hotel / Inn

Aladdin Hotel

Haunted Las Vegas Casino with Paranormal Suite

3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Wheelchair Accessible Research-Backed · 3 sources

Research updated October 2026

Age

18+ for casino; All Ages for hotel/resort facilities

Cost

$$$

$100-300+ per night depending on room and season

Access

Wheelchair OK

Paved, accessible interior

Equipment

Photos OK

Phantom soundsDisembodied voicesPhantom footstepsDoor opening/closingObject movementDoors opening/closing

The paranormal reputation of the Aladdin Hotel concentrates specifically on the Panorama Suite located on the 7th floor. Reports exhibit consistency in type and location, suggesting either intelligent haunting or strong folkloric attachment to that specific space.

The most frequently documented phenomenon involves auditory experiences during nighttime hours. Multiple guest accounts describe awakening to the sound of a key being manipulated in the lock mechanism of the suite's entrance door. The sound progresses from key insertion through lock manipulation, followed by knob jiggling and attempted entry. Guests consistently report the sensation of a visitor persistently attempting to unlock and enter the room.

Accompanying the lock manipulation sounds are reports of whispering in the foyer area outside the suite. Guests describe hearing distinct whispered speech with indecipherable content. The whispering reportedly occurs simultaneously with the lock manipulation and door knob jiggling.

The room's electronic door buzzer system activates without visible external cause. Guests report the buzzer sounding multiple times despite the door peephole showing no visitors in the hallway.

Object displacement phenomena have been documented by multiple guests. Items placed in specific locations overnight vanish, only to reappear in different locations—sometimes in unexpected areas of the suite. This pattern suggests either intelligent entity interaction with the physical environment or powerful poltergeist-type phenomena.

Some guest accounts describe pressure sensations from beneath mattresses—guests experience physical pressure pushing against the mattress from below when no physical cause is apparent. This tactile phenomenon represents one of the more disturbing reported experiences and has prompted some guests to leave the room entirely.

The phenomena reportedly persist regardless of renovation or staff occupancy. Reports from both Aladdin Hotel era and post-Planet Hollywood renovation period describe consistent experiences, suggesting the phenomena may reflect residual energetic imprint rather than activity dependent on building condition.

The specific identity and history of the entity remain undetermined. No documented historical event associated with the 7th floor or Panorama Suite provides obvious explanation for the paranormal phenomena. Speculation attributes the entity to a deceased guest or staff member, though no substantiated historical records confirm such an event.

Notable Entities

The Panorama Suite Ghost

Media Appearances

  • Las Vegas paranormal folklore
  • Ghost tour narratives

Plan Your Visit

2 ways to experience
Overnight Stay Booking Required

Panorama Suite Stay (Haunted Room 7th Floor)

Stay overnight in the infamous Panorama Suite on the 7th floor, the most actively paranormally reported room in the property. Guests have reported hearing a ghost attempting to unlock the door at night, whispering in the foyer, door buzzer activation without visitors, items disappearing and reappearing in different locations, and pressure sensations from under mattresses.

Duration:
12 hr
Cost:
Standard hotel room rates apply
Days:
Daily
Times:
Standard check-in times
Age:
18+
Overnight Stay Booking Required

General Hotel Stay

Experience Planet Hollywood (formerly Aladdin Hotel), a major Las Vegas casino resort with modern amenities, dining, and entertainment. While the Panorama Suite is the focus of paranormal reports, other areas of the hotel have been associated with minor paranormal phenomena according to guest reports.

Duration:
12 hr
Cost:
Standard hotel room rates apply
Days:
Daily
Times:
Standard check-in times

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Sources & Further Reading

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  1. 1.onlinepokerrealmoney.co.uk/aladdin-hotel
  2. 2.hauntedrooms.com/nevada/las-vegas/haunted-places/haunted-hotels
  3. 3.frightfind.com/planet-hollywood-aladdin-hotel

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Aladdin Hotel family-friendly?
Planet Hollywood is primarily a casino resort suitable for adults. The paranormal reports in the Panorama Suite are unsettling but not graphic. The phenomena (door sounds, whispering, object movement) may disturb sensitive sleepers. Not recommended for young children or those easily frightened. Overall family fit: Moderate.
How much does it cost to visit Aladdin Hotel?
$100-300+ per night depending on room and season
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, reservations are required.
Is Aladdin Hotel wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Aladdin Hotel is wheelchair accessible. Terrain: Paved, accessible interior.