The Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh is rumored to be haunted by several spirits, with the 16th and 17th floors, and potentially the 22nd and 23rd floors, being particularly active with sightings and sounds like knocked doors and moving objects. Reports include witnessing shadowy figures, feeling cold spots, unexplained noises, and even seeing objects move on their own. Some claims also mention alleged past incidents like suicides or employee violence contributing to the hotel's reputation. Floors 16 and 17: These are frequently mentioned as active floors where guests have experienced strange phenomena, like cold spots and sounds. Floors 22 and 23: Some stories suggest that these floors may be restricted to the public due to paranormal activity, though others suggest they are simply mechanical or storage. Reports include books flying off shelves and the bed reading lights folding out and turning on without human interaction. Guests have reported hearing doors knocked on, even when no one was in the hallway. There are accounts of encountering shadowy figures or feeling a ghostly presence. The Urban Room: This room is sometimes described as having a "creepy vibe," with tales of its gold walls featuring faces that appear to change throughout the day. Some reports connect the hauntings to suicides that have occurred within the hotel, particularly one on the 16th floor by a salesman. An incident in the 1970s involving two employees shooting each other is also cited as a possible source of spectral activity.