The Biltmore Estate is described as haunted by visitors and employees who report hearing whispers of the name "George," seeing spirits on the grand staircase, experiencing unexplained cold spots and strange smells, and witnessing a headless orange cat roaming the grounds. The estate is also said to have lingering sounds of parties, such as clinking glasses and chatter, and the spirit of Edith Vanderbilt searching for her husband, George, in the library. Visitors and staff have heard ghostly footsteps, laughter, and the sounds of a party occurring at night, even when the house is empty. A female voice has been heard whispering "George" repeatedly in the hallways. Some claim to have seen spirits going up and down the Grand Staircase and even caught a glimpse of a headless orange cat on the estate's grounds. Visitors report feeling sudden cold spots, encountering strange smells, and experiencing eerie feelings, particularly on the Grand Staircase. The spirit of George Vanderbilt is believed to haunt his favorite rooms, such as the library, while the spirit of his wife, Edith, may be searching for him. Grand Staircase: This area is a hotbed for paranormal activity, with reports of cold spots, strange odors, and ghostly footsteps.