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Castle and manor hotels

Castle hotels, manor houses and old monasteries, from Scotland to Tuscany and Andalusia.

96 stays

What we mean by castle and manor hotels

Castle hotels and manor houses you can actually sleep in, across Britain, Spain, Italy and thirteen more countries. Some were built to be defended, others were only ever homes, and a few were monasteries until the monks left.

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96 stays in this collection, wherever they are.

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Castle hotels, manor houses and old monasteries, from Scotland to Tuscany and Andalusia.

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FAQs about Castle and manor hotels

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Yes. Every stay here is a working hotel you book by the night, not a castle you tour by day or hire whole for an event. They run from small manor houses to castles with their own grounds and restaurants.

Less than most people expect. Spanish paradores and Portuguese pousadas start around 90 euros a night for two, while an Italian castello or a French chateau is more often 300 to 600. Prices move with the season, so the figure on each stay is the live rate for your dates.

We hold five, and the pick depends on the setting you want. Inverlochy Castle sits under Ben Nevis and is the most dramatic, Glenapp looks over the Ayrshire coast, Schloss Roxburghe has a golf course in the Borders, Fonab Castle stands above a loch at Pitlochry, and Crossbasket is the easiest to reach from Glasgow.

Sixteen countries. Britain and Ireland, Spain and Portugal, France, Italy, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Czechia, Poland, Lithuania, Estonia and Norway. We add stays as we find ones we would book.

A castle was built to be defended, so expect towers, thick walls and a gatehouse. A manor was always a home. A few stays here were monasteries, built for prayer and converted centuries later.

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