The source provides an extensive overview of the Stanley Hotel, a historic luxury establishment in Estes Park, Colorado, focusing primarily on its haunted reputation and cultural significance. It details the hotel's founding in 1909 by Freelan Oscar Stanley and its rise to fame as a paranormal hotspot, often drawing comparisons to its inspiration for Stephen King's novel, The Shining. The text explores various spectral figures believed to inhabit the hotel, such as housekeeper Elizabeth Wilson and founder's wife Flora Stanley, noting specific locations of high activity like Room 217 and the fourth floor. Furthermore, the source discusses the cultural impact of the hauntings, including ghost tours and media coverage, while presenting both the skeptical and scientific perspectives on the reported phenomena.

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