Howard Johnson Inn - Econolodge

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Formerly Howard Johnson Inn but noe EconoLodge, this hotel is said to be very active with the spirit set. In a room at the end of the second floor, red eyes have been reported, and someone (or something) has been heard in that room when it was vacant. The apparition of a cowboy has been seen in the lobby, bar, and pool area. On the second and third floors, room doors open and close even when the entire floors are vacant. A misty figure has been spied flying down hallways, and according to reports, this is only the tip of the iceberg.

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Geographic Information

Address:
415 W. Beauregard
San Angelo, TX
United States

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GPS:
31.4601926, -100.44427009999998
County:
Tom Green County, Texas
Nearest Towns:
San Angelo, TX (0.5 mi.)
Grape Creek, TX (10.2 mi.)
Carlsbad, TX (15.4 mi.)
Miles, TX (18.1 mi.)
Christoval, TX (18.7 mi.)
Mertzon, TX (25.9 mi.)
Robert Lee, TX (30.0 mi.)
Bronte, TX (30.8 mi.)
Paint Rock, TX (31.1 mi.)
Ballinger, TX (35.0 mi.)

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  1. During the Blues festaval this summer,We decided to stay the night in town.So we rented a room here.My daughter and her husband stopped by.We decided to go sit on the outside deck above the pool.later i had to use the restroom.So ,i go to restroom.I washed my hands and go to leave.The door wouldnt open,its just got a pull handle on it.So i thought someone was messing with me..So i said thats enough let me out its not funny anymore.The door still wouldnt open.I realy sterted freaking out started pounding on door and yelling for help.Thank god it finally opened.I went running and crying when i returned told everyone what had happened.They laughed.I was very upset would never want to go through that again.I told my family i felt very uncomfortable there.Found out today 8-12-14 That people say its haunted.I believe it to be true

  2. I use to live in san angelo and i know this place, i seen very weird thing’s here the red eyes i seen them very creepy

    • Cynthia Parker  |  

      I have thought about staying here because of the hauntings but I don’t really believe the “white mist” but that is just my opinion

  3. I had a young man come by my shop looking to buy some sage for cleansing. He said he had stayed at the San Angelo Econolodge to see if it was truly haunted, after some friends had shared their experiences with him. They claimed to have experienced demonic activity there, and this guy decided, unwisely, to stay a night there on his own and see if he could provoke anything into proving its existence. I don’t know all that happened, but he did say that he woke the next morning with a rune of destruction scratched into his wrist. He said it burned and ever since everything in his life seemed to be going wrong. DCWell, yes. If you play with fire you will get burned.

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