I was disappointed that we were not allowed to see any rooms that were supposed to be haunted. There was a lot of history that I found interesting, but standing in the hall through the entire lecture was not that great. Also going to the "morgue" and just seeing clutter plus when the guide seriously told us to take pictures facing a ...

Stories were interesting. On the 2nd floor, I sensed a presence that wanted me to come to them. Right at that moment, the tour guide looked over his shoulder and stated that something was right in the spot that I sensed the presence. Later, when I asked him if that was Dr. Baker, he said no, that it was a former patient that was in a lot of ...

We recently visited Eureka Springs and decided to take the ghost tour at the Crescent Hotel. What a mistake - standing in hot hall ways with 20 other people and the worst tour guide I have ever had. The stories were interesting at their core but the guide had trouble speaking in complete and coherent sentences. We left before it was over.

Last year four of us went to both ghost tours in Eureka Springs. We had much more success at the Basin, but the history and the stories from the Crescent are way more interesting. I actually have a picure of an aporition from the Basin. I was standing by myself in the hall (after the tour moved on) and the door behind me opened, seconds later I ...

I felt like it was more a history of the hotel rather than a ghost tour. It took over two hours standing in the halls beside rooms and then to the morgue that was full of hotel supplies, etc. Really took away the "haunted feeling". The hallways were extremely hot and very uncomfortable. We went in September--cannot imagine what it would be like in the summer.

this is not a tour , you simply stand in this hotel corridor for upto two hours listening to the ramblings of disjointed stories, avoid at all costs!!!!!

very rude guides , some people will be told they have captured ORBS of light on the camera, if you look closely these are mostly reflections on the multiple lenses inside digital cameras, we saw many orbs on the photos we took in town in daylight too.

Four of us took this tour and were all extremely disappointed. A tour for which folks paid $17.50 each is not the place for a "probie" tour guide to do a dress rehearsal. She referred to a script throughout, then would stop and ask her "mentor" what she had forgotten. The tour took well over two hours and consisted of ...

This tour had SO MUCH potential to be creepy and interesting and engaging, but it was a complete dud.

I went through the tour of the Crescent Hotel and the stories were great but the atmosphere was ridiculous! It's really hard to get in to a ghost story when you're standing beside industrial-sized washing machines, looking at maintenance supplies and last year's Christmas decorations!

My wife and I vistit Eureka Springs several times a year. We have been on five ghost tours of the Cresent and enjoy it every time.

The history of the Cresent is presented along with stories of former and "present" residence. The tour is worth the money for the history lesson alone.

I recommend this tour to open minded people. The ...