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Tokeland, Washington
Photo: Joe Mabel, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
The Tokeland Hotel, on the shore of Willapa Bay, is a National Register of Historic Places hotel that dates to 1885. Rooms 4 and 7 are called its haunted rooms, and local tellings include a ghost named Charley, a Chinese worker said to have hidden behind a fireplace and died there, along with a ghost cat and flickering lights. The Charley story has no documentary support. It has operated as an inn and restaurant, so call ahead.
Historic inn with a restaurant; call ahead to confirm current operation, rooms and hours.
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