Which iconic horror novel was inspired by the author's stay at The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park?
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Stephen King and his wife spent a night at The Stanley Hotel in 1974 when it was nearly empty and preparing to close for the winter. This eerie atmosphere inspired his bestselling novel "The Shining." Interestingly, the hotel now fully embraces its spooky reputation by offering ghost tours and features a hedge maze similar to the one in the famous film adaptation. Photo: Carol M. Highsmith, Wikimedia Commons, Public domain.
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