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Seven beautiful castles you can stay in for under £90 to feel like you’re on The Traitors filming location


THE Traitors is back on TV with contestants competing in a game show of deception and scheming – all in the stunning backdrop of Ardross Castle in Scotland.

Sadly, Ardross Castle is under lock and key and is not open to the public.

Ardross Castle.
Ardross is home to The Traitors UK and US but is closed to the public
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But there are over 4,000 castles all over the UK some that you can visit and and some, you can stay in.

Ardross is a 19th century Baronial-style castle that sits in 100 acres of parkland and gardens on the banks of the River Alness.

There is a way to get closer to it with a stay at the five-star Ness Walk Hotel in Inverness.

However, Ardross can’t be explored up close unless for weddings or filming for TV.

So we’ve found seven others around the UK that you can spend the night, and all for under £90.

Leasowe Castle

Leasowe Castle is nestled along the Wirral seaside and is a 15 minute drive from Liverpool city centre.

The castle has basic twin, double and master bedrooms with four-poster beds.

It also has suites in the castle including one in the tower and one in the turret.

Historically, Leasowe dates back to the 16th century, and has a unique octagonal tower.

We found a night in a double room for £45 on their website. Adding a breakfast option will set you back another £20.

Aerial view of Leasowe Castle Hotel on the coast.
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Leasowe Castle is found on the Wirral coastline[/caption]

Four-poster bed in a hotel room.
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The castle has basic twins, double rooms, and master bedrooms with four-poster beds[/caption]

Tulloch Castle Hotel

Tulloch Castle is a 12th-century-castle set against the landscape of the Highlands of Scotland, and is a five-minute drive away from Dingwall.

The hotel is dog friendly, and nature fans can explore the North Coast 500 route too.


The castle retains many of its period features, including the 250-year old panelled entrance hall, and restored original fireplaces and ceilings

They also have seasonal offers on their website, so keep a lookout for upcoming deals although we found prices from £69 a night via Booking.com.

Tulloch Castle Hotel exterior.
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Visit the 12th-century-castle in the Highlands of Scotland[/caption]

Interior of Tulloch Castle Hotel, showing a grand staircase and sitting area.
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Tulloch castle retains many of its period features, including the 250-year old panelled hall[/caption]

Castle Bromwich Hall

Castle Bromwich Hall really gives off Traitors vibes thanks to its gothic appearance.

The mansion on the outskirts of Birmingham is a Grade I listed building and has retained many original features from the 1700s, including the huge entrance hall and grand staircase.

The bedrooms are kitted out with traditional looking furniture, from four poster beds to chandeliers and claw foot bath tubs.

You can even stay in their ‘Bridal Suite’ which was used in by Queen Elizabeth I.

Through Booking.com, we found a double room for two people at £72 per night.

Castle Bromwich Hall, now a hotel.
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The gothic castle is Grade I listed and on the outskirts of Birmingham[/caption]

Cave Castle Hotel

Cave Castle Hotel has over 350 years of history with original turrets and stone features.

The huge castle in Hull has 71 rooms, some with four-poster beds and modern features in the newer wings.

Cave Castle also has offers like Galentines, which for a girls night away includes Prosecco on arrival and treatments at the spa.

The hotel has got ratings of 4 out of 5 on Tripadvisor with guests “impressed” by the “spectacular” building and “picturesque” grounds.

A one night stay at the Cave Castle Hotel can be as low as £72.

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The Cave Castle Hotel has kept the original castle features

Walworth Castle

Walworth Castle, in the Tees Valley countryside, dates back to 1189, and is set in 18 acres of lawns and woodlands.

It’s a good choice for anyone who has an interest in the paranormal as the castle its said to be haunted, with murder mystery evenings too.

They offer four poster tower suites with double Jacuzzi baths as well as an also an award winning restaurant and farmers bar.

We found a stay in Walworth Castle which will set you back as little as £79 per night.

Lumley Castle Hotel

Surrounded by parklands and overlooking the River Wear is the Lumley Castle Hotel in County Durham.

Lumley Castle Hotel was built in 1388 and converted into a hotel in 1976.

The most impressive room is the King James Suite which has a 20ft high four-poster bed, its own reception room and Jacuzzi bath.

A sweet ‘courtyard’ room in the eaves can be booked from £81.

Panoramic view of Walworth Castle Hotel driveway with cars parked.
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Walworth Castle is apparently haunted and they host murder mystery evenings[/caption]

Snow-covered Lumley Castle.
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Sprawling Lumley Castle Hotel overlooks the River Wear in County Durham[/caption]

Ruthin Castle Hotel and Spa

The four star castle hotel is found within the Clwydian Range in North Wales and has been dubbed “romantic” by guests.

Ruthin Castle has rooms from standard to deluxe suites as well as on-site spa with mud room, woodland hot tubs and massages, body scrubs and facials.

Guests on Tripadvisor were particularly impressed with the gardens and the “peacocks on the grounds”. They also have garden games like croquet and giant chess.

Rooms here start at £88 per night.

Here’s what it’s like to visit the UK’s ‘best’ castle.

: Ruthin Castle Hotel and Spa
Guests raved about the ‘romantic’ feel of the hotel
: Ruthin Castle Hotel and Spa
The hotel has 60 bedrooms from standard to huge castle suites

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