While wide-eyed tales of mystic figures and unexplained sounds can surely make the hair rise on the back of your neck, nothing is scarier than the thought of haunting your own home night after endless night.

Get out from under the floorboards and Escape to the 1886 Crescent Hotel &... (show more)

While wide-eyed tales of mystic figures and unexplained sounds can surely make the hair rise on the back of your neck, nothing is scarier than the thought of haunting your own home night after endless night.

Get out from under the floorboards and Escape to the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa for an overnight stay ($119) with a flesh-and-bones plus one. As "America's Most Haunted Hotel"—a nickname that has drawn thousands of inquisitive travelers—this sprawling mansion and its ghostly guests have been chronicled by USA Today, A&E, and NBC's Today Show.

Dim the lights of your home and get away to Eureka Springs, Arkansas—about a two-hour drive from Springfield, Missouri, and a one-hour drive from Fayetteville, Arkansas—where the sight of this historic five-tiered Victorian hotel will take your breath away. Float from the limestone walls and shaded balconies of the majestic exterior to relax in the privacy of your premium room.

Later, let delicious dishes go bump in the night when you head to the Crystal Dining Room for dinner with your $25 credit. Feast on gourmet farm-to-table selections, and then steady your wits with a bottle of wine from the hotel's expansive cellar. You'll need a bit of liquid courage during an included ghost tour that will feature stories of "The Lady in the Garden," "Theodora," and the infamous "Doctor Norman Baker."

In the morning, get up from hiding under your covers for a breakfast buffet that includes fresh-baked biscuits, made-to-order omelets, fruit and more. Then, put your $25 credit for the hotel's New Moon Day Spa & Salon toward a soothing deep-tissue massage or a customized facial.

Now that your jitters are nowhere to be found, keep your spirits calm with a hike through the hotel's 15-acre property. Then, meander through downtown Eureka Springs—which is on the National Register of Historic Places—for a spook-free stroll past charming shops and galleries.

When it comes to one-of-a-kind adventure, you don't need a sixth sense to peg this Escape as the real deal.