Ever dreamed of living like royalty? Castles turned into hotels offer a one-of-a-kind mix of historic charm and modern luxury, letting you feel like a king or queen for a night. All over the world, these majestic castles have been lovingly restored and now serve as stunning places to stay.

Check out our list of amazing castles-turned-hotels and discover the diverse experiences they offer!

Ashford Castle

Ireland

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Dating back to 1228 and once the estate of the Guinness family, Ashford Castle is now a luxurious five-star hotel located in County Mayo, Ireland. It offers a range of activities including golf, falconry, and fine dining.

Schlosshotel Kronberg

Germany

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Located in Kronberg im Taunus, this castle was built in the 19th century and is now a luxury hotel offering elegant rooms, a golf course, and a fine dining restaurant.

Parador de Cardona

Spain

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This 9th-century fortress, located in Catalonia, Spain, has been transformed into a unique hotel that boasts medieval charm, with some rooms featuring original stone walls and arches.

Dalhousie Castle

Scotland

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A 13th-century fortress turned hotel, Dalhousie Castle offers a traditional Scottish experience with luxurious rooms, a spa, and the opportunity to dine in one of Scotland's oldest inhabited castles.

Château d'Étoges

France

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Located in the Champagne region, this 17th-century château is set within a moat and offers guests finely decorated rooms, a gourmet restaurant, and a spa.

Castillo de Monda

Spain

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Overlooking the picturesque town of Monda, this castle has been renovated into a boutique hotel offering modern accommodations with views of the Andalusian countryside.

Clontarf Castle Hotel

Ireland

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A blend of ancient architecture and modern luxury, Clontarf Castle Hotel in Dublin offers a unique stay with a history that dates back to 1172.

Thornbury Castle

England

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Once owned by Henry VIII, this Tudor castle offers guests the chance to stay in luxurious rooms, some with four-poster beds and historical features, set in gardens and parkland.