: Originally the Hotel de France , it was expanded in 1874 by George Léger to incorporate the neighboring Calaveras County Courthouse .
: The building still contains remnants of the old county jail cells in its cellar. [S16E5] Hotel LГ©ger
The Hotel Léger remains operational and is celebrated for its deep historical roots: : Originally the Hotel de France , it
The , located in the historic Gold Rush town of Mokelumne Hill, California, has been a fixture of the community since it first opened as a "wood-framed tent" in 1851. While it is widely known for its appearance on paranormal investigation shows like Ghost Adventures and Ghost Hunters , it is often associated with the Gordon Ramsay series Hotel Hell . The "Hotel Hell" Context While it is widely known for its appearance
: Recent Yelp reviews highlight its "charming" but "creaky" historic atmosphere, with travelers often visiting specifically due to its haunted reputation.
Although frequently associated with the series by viewers, the Hotel Léger did not actually feature in its own dedicated episode of Hotel Hell . Instead, its neighboring competitor, the (located in nearby Murphys, CA), was the focus of a major renovation and makeover during the series. The Murphys Hotel remains open today, frequently praised for its historic atmosphere and its famous "Gordon Burger". Hotel Léger Status & History
: Historic, rustic, and widely reported to be haunted.