Sleeping like Royalty: The Best Castle Hotels in the World

Travelversed Editors | July 14, 2017

Castle Marne – Denver, Colorado, USA

This charming bed-and-breakfast was constructed in 1889 by acclaimed architect William Lang, also known for designing the home of “Unsinkable” Molly Brown of Titanic fame. The building itself is a work of art; the exterior is made of stone from a local Colorado quarry with intricate details. Inside, beautiful stained-glass windows and wood carvings are found throughout the rooms.

The cozy rooms feature comfortable beds and historical artifacts, and some include fireplaces or en-suite Jacuzzis. Castle Marne offers high tea service and custom private dinners that will wow any foodie. Packages are available for romantic stays, as well as for the eco-friendly guest – this package includes a $15 discount, free bike rental, and reusable water bottle. Rooms begin at $174.

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