The Comfort Inn at White River Junction represents a contemporary hospitality establishment located in White River Junction, Vermont, a town positioned at the convergence of major transportation corridors in the Upper Valley region. The hotel exemplifies the modern chain hospitality model, offering standardized accommodations and amenities designed for business travelers and tourists seeking functional lodging. The building infrastructure incorporates contemporary construction standards, modern materials, and efficient systems designed to provide comfort and convenience to guests. The facility occupies a geographic position that makes it accessible to visitors throughout the region, establishing it as a convenient lodging option for those traveling through or conducting business in the Upper Valley area. Despite its contemporary construction and standardized operations, the hotel has developed a paranormal reputation that distinguishes it significantly from other facilities within the chain. The physical layout of the Comfort Inn White River Junction includes multiple floors containing individual guest rooms, each equipped with standard hotel furnishings and amenities expected in contemporary chain hospitality. Room 112, in particular, has become the focal point of paranormal documentation and investigation due to the specific circumstances and phenomena associated with this space. Hallways connect individual rooms, providing guest circulation and access to common areas including lobby, front desk, and various guest service facilities. Stairwells and elevators enable vertical circulation through the building's multiple stories. The standardized configuration of rooms reflects conventional hotel design, with each unit containing identical or similar furnishings and layouts designed for efficient operations and predictable guest experience. The building's utility infrastructure includes heating, cooling, electrical systems, and plumbing adequate to support full occupancy and standard hotel operations. Despite the contemporary and standardized character of the facility, the paranormal phenomena associated with it have created a distinctive reputation that transcends the generic quality typical of chain hospitality establishments. The paranormal phenomena at the Comfort Inn White River Junction center on the spirit of a female suicide victim who took her own life in Room 112, creating a traumatic event whose emotional and psychological impact has resulted in persistent paranormal manifestations. The circumstances of her death—suicide by her own action rather than accident or natural cause—suggest profound despair and mental anguish that may have created sufficient emotional intensity to generate lasting paranormal presence. The location of the death in Room 112 appears to have concentrated the paranormal energy within this specific space, though phenomena extending throughout the hotel suggest broader residual effects. The nature of suicide as a deliberate ending creates different paranormal dynamics than deaths resulting from accident or illness, with the intention and determination involved in self-termination potentially creating particularly strong residual consciousness or spiritual imprinting. Paranormal manifestations have been reported by guests and staff with sufficient frequency to establish the location's reputation. Room 112 has become the primary focus of phenomena and investigation. Guests report experiences they interpret as manifestations of the deceased woman's spirit. The patterns confirm active paranormal presence concentrated in this location. Paranormal manifestations extend beyond Room 112 to other areas, suggesting broader paranormal effects. Documentation has been compiled through guest accounts, staff observations, and investigations by paranormal research groups interested in hotel hauntings. The Comfort Inn White River Junction continues to operate, maintaining awareness of its paranormal reputation and tragic circumstances. Hotel management acknowledges the historical event and paranormal phenomena, recognizing the emotional significance and legitimate guest interest. Room 112 remains operational for guest occupancy despite its paranormal association. The hotel does not suppress knowledge of the haunting, allowing information to circulate within paranormal communities. The Comfort Inn represents a location where modern hospitality operates in proximity to documented paranormal phenomena, creating an institutional environment where guest services coexist with awareness of supernatural presence.