The Al Capone Room at Louisville's Seelbach Hotel

During our stay at the Seelbach Hotel in Downtown Louisville, we ran into the night manager around 3:30AM while investigating the 10th floor. He then gave us the lowdown on the many paranormal events that have been reported throughout the establishment. He also told us of some of his own experiences as well as showing us some of the fascinating pictures he took through the years. This is a brief video taken around the Oak Room and into Al Capone's secret room that he used when he was here in Louisville.

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This is cool. I am supprised that with the Al Capone connection this hotel still talks about Al Capone.

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We don't know if it's something they make a big deal out of, but the gentleman who gave us the tour in this video works at night and will tell people about a lot of the unusual history and paranormal activity that has been reported in the hotel.