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Haunted Hotel Season 2 Review: Katherine, Nathan And Abaddon Return With More Ghosts, Family Drama And Dark Comedy For An Entertaining Watch | 3.5/5 Stars

Haunted Hotel Season 2 Review: Katherine, Nathan And Abaddon Return With More Ghosts, Family Drama And Dark Comedy For An Entertaining Watch | 3.5/5 Stars
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Netflix’s Haunted Hotel returns with another round of ghosts, demons and strange happenings at the Undervale Hotel. Created by Matt Roller, the adult animated comedy has both horror and humour that follows a family trying to manage a hotel where the guests are often the least of their problems. Season 2 brings back the familiar characters while introducing more supernatural troubles, new employees and fresh reasons for the family to lose its mind.

But does the second season manage to build on what made the first one interesting, or does it rely too much on the same old formula?

Haunted Hotel Season 2 Review: What Happened in Season 1?

The first season introduced Katherine Freeling, a single mother who inherits the Undervale Hotel after the death of her brother, Nathan. She moves in with her two children, Ben and Esther, hoping to make the place work as a business. There is just one problem. The hotel is full of ghosts and Nathan himself returns as one of them.

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Katherine has to balance raising her children, keep the hotel running and dealing with its unusual residents. Meanwhile, Nathan tries to help his sister, while the children develop their own relationships with the supernatural world. One of the most entertaining characters is Abaddon, an ancient demon trapped in the body of a young boy.

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Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 9, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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