Netflix’s Hit Horror Series Is Officially Returning for Season 3 After 15 Million Views

Published Oct 30, 2026, 1:04 PM EDT

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Haunted Hotel has found a good use for Will Forte’s ability to make an awkward situation worse. As Nathan, the ghost helping his sister run the Undervale, he remains involved in the family business well beyond any reasonable retirement age. Netflix’s animated horror comedy gives him plenty of company, including a demon whose appearance as a little boy does very little to make him suitable for children.

Created by Matt Roller, the series follows Katherine (Eliza Coupe) as she raises her kids while trying to operate a hotel full of supernatural problems. Its second season arrived earlier this month, bringing viewers back to a family whose personal troubles frequently become everybody else’s emergency. With Halloween tomorrow, Netflix has given fans a reason to plan another stay.

Netflix has officially renewed Haunted Hotel for Season 3, which is slated to premiere in 2027. The announcement follows another successful streaming run: Season 2 debuted on Netflix’s global English-language TV Top 10, while the first season has accumulated more than 15 million views since its September 2025 release. Roller celebrated the news by promising that the next installment will push the show further. “Season three is full of the biggest, funniest, scariest, saddest, and Abaddoniest stories we’ve ever told,” he said. For viewers familiar with the Undervale’s resident demon, that last description should be enough to raise some concerns about everyone’s safety.