Jack Osbourne's The Most Haunted
Aug 25, 2026 · 20 min · 13 segments
In this episode of Jack Osbourne's The Most Haunted, Jack returns to the Hotel Monte Vista in Flagstaff, Arizona, one of the most active and unsettling hotels he has ever investigated. He explores the…
Jack OsbourneHost
Route 66 carried people west with the promise that somewhere beyond the next horizon was a better life.
Movie stars, musicians, businessmen, drifters, and families passed through Flagstaff.
Westerns were filmed nearby, and famous actors stayed at the Hotel Monte Vista while they worked.
There's the history written in the brochures, the celebrities, the architecture, the grand opening, the famous guests.
The arguments through the walls, the strangers who arrived alone, the people who used false names, the ones who were running towards something, the ones who were running away.
A few blocks south of the hotel, beyond the railroad tracks, was Flagstaff's red light district.
The Monte Vista stood on the boundary between the respectable city people wanted visitors to see and the darker world operating after midnight.
According to the stories preserved by the staff and locals, the hotels saw illegal gambling, prostitution, and alcohol during prohibition.
The building became a crossroads, and crossroads in paranormal folklore of rarely neutral places.
Room 220, known as the room of the meat man, where guests have reported strange activities tied to another violent story.
and beneath all of it, the basement, where employees have reported hearing a baby crying when there was no baby in the building.
Route 66 carried people west with the promise that somewhere beyond the next horizon was a better life.
Movie stars, musicians, businessmen, drifters, and families passed through Flagstaff.
Westerns were filmed nearby, and famous actors stayed at the Hotel Monte Vista while they worked.
There's the history written in the brochures, the celebrities, the architecture, the grand opening, the famous guests.
The arguments through the walls, the strangers who arrived alone, the people who used false names, the ones who were running towards something, the ones who were running away.
A few blocks south of the hotel, beyond the railroad tracks, was Flagstaff's red light district.
The Monte Vista stood on the boundary between the respectable city people wanted visitors to see and the darker world operating after midnight.
According to the stories preserved by the staff and locals, the hotels saw illegal gambling, prostitution, and alcohol during prohibition.
The building became a crossroads, and crossroads in paranormal folklore of rarely neutral places.
Room 220, known as the room of the meat man, where guests have reported strange activities tied to another violent story.
and beneath all of it, the basement, where employees have reported hearing a baby crying when there was no baby in the building.
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