Opened in 1888, the Hotel del Coronado is one of America’s grand Victorian seaside resorts—and home to the long-standing legend of Kate Morgan, whose unsolved death in 1892 remains tied to the hotel’s most active hauntings. Morgan checked in under an alias before being found dead on the beach five days later; ever since, guests staying near Room 3327 report flickering lights, items moving on their own, and a female figure in black drifting along the hallway. Housekeepers speak of cold spots forming around the old elevator, and footsteps that stop directly outside Kate’s door before vanishing. Her story is supported by decades of guest logs, hotel records, and repeated reports from staff, making the Hotel del Coronado one of California’s most enduring and historically documented paranormal locations.