Hassayampa Inn

The Hassayampa Inn opened in 1927, paid for in part by Prescott residents who wanted a first-class hotel near the courthouse, and it still operates. Its best-known story belongs to a young bride the hotel calls Faith, whose husband is said to have gone out for cigarettes on their wedding night and never come back; in most tellings she waited three days and then took her own life. No record of the death has been found, and the details shift between versions. Guests and staff report crying heard through the building, a young woman in a long gown in the corridors, and small objects that go missing and turn up elsewhere. Grand Balcony Suite 426 is the room most often named. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.