In the colourful town of Glastonbury, there is The George and Pilgrim Hotel, which was built in 1475, on the site of a previous 11th century inn, which was established as a hostel for pilgrims visiting Glastonbury Abbey.

*There is said to be a jolly, plump monk, dressed in a brown habit, who haunts one of the rooms and also walks throughout the corridors, making the floorboards creak as he walks around. The story behind this haunting is that he hanged himself in the building, yet another story is that he was discovered having an affair with a woman and was bricked up alive for this. According to other witnesses, this ghostly monk is seen being followed by an elegant looking woman ghost. 

Other reports of ghostly activity include the unexplained stamping noises of the dray doors in the entrance corridor and in the room called The Monks Cell, harp music is heard. Other guests in this room have said the tv turns on by itself and others have reported bedclothes have been pulled off them whilst they are laying in the bed.

The George and Pilgrim also say they have 27 different entities in the building but no further information on these entities were forthcoming.

*These accounts come from the books Haunted Hospitality 1 & 2 by Dr Paul Lee, which can be purchased here- UK Haunted Hospitality 1  UK Haunted Hospitality 2