Rent a room in a castle or rent a whole castle! There are tons of medieval castles to choose from whether it's for just a cup of tea, one-night stay, a wedding or a whole week with friends and family.
As a castle photographer, I had the chance to photograph many castles inside out and sleep in the castles listed below. Castles are either hotels or self-catering. If you have any questions about the experience in staying in one of the castles below, I'll be more than happy to answer your questions.
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Stay in a castle
England
Langley Castle is a 14th-century luxury fortified castle, set in its own 10-acre woodland estate; its 7-foot-thick walls and individually designed bedrooms provide a peaceful refuge in which to escape from today's hustle and bustle. Want to know what it feels like to be a queen or a king? You have found your place. The first time I walked inside Langley I was completely blown away by the richness of the inner stonewalls of that castle. The staff is top-class.
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Scotland
Cluny Castle is a secluded and enchanting venue with a history dating back to the 14th century. The castle is ideal for a short break with a small group of friends and family, but also perfect for larger events such as conferences and especially weddings thanks to its amazing chapel.
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Scotland
Wardhill Castle is a stunning 12th century exclusive-use castle hotel which sleeps up to 16 guests in rural Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It's one of the oldest privately-owned estates in Scotland, and has been in the hands of the Leslie family for over 500 years. The owners are very lovely and welcoming.
Scotland
13th-century Craufurdland Castle is set amongst beautiful surroundings, at the heart of an expansive estate, just 25 miles from Glasgow. The castle sleeps up to 16 guests on a self-catering exclusive-use basis and is perfect for family gatherings. The current Laird, Simon, and his wife, Adity, are just the most welcoming people I've had the pleasure to meet. Make sure to check the old books in the library. You'll be in for a treat!
England
Sleeping up to ten overnight guests, Brackenhill Tower is self-catering and sits at the heart of 2.5 acres in rural Cumbria in North-West England, less than ten miles from the Scottish border. The original tower was built in 1584, with further additions added over the centuries.
Scotland
Sleeping up to six overnight guests, Lochhouse Tower is self-catering and sits amidst six acres, beside its own loch, in rural Dumfries and Galloway. Built in 1536, Lochhouse is a truly unique example of classic Border Peel Towers that are found throughout this region. I had the privilege to have that tower all for myself for one night!
