Redstone Castle

We took the private tour and Matt was a very patient and knowledgeable guide. What sets this apart from all other castle or historical tours is that you are able to walk around in every single room. All 67 of them. Most all others we have been on rooms are usually roped off and all you can do is peek in. Not here. Would highly recommend if you have the chance.

Though more awareness would make it harder to book based on limited space. Hands down one of the best hotel experiences I have had in a long time. Looking for a romantic getaway look no further. Drove 5 hours from the front range for a romantic weekend with wife and had no regrets. The castle is definitely haunted but if ghosts don't bother you then you will enjoy. The care takers were awesome and the breakfast + wine was icing on the cake.

Incredible historic castle in Colorado that is a must see for antique and history lovers! Jennifer, the Innkeeper is amazing and made our stay wonderful! She is so incredibly knowledgeable about the Castle, her insight made our stay even better. Rooms are very clean and comfortable, full of history and antiques. The grounds are stunning and the views amazing. Food was excellent - all around awesome place!

My husband and I were married here 25 years ago. We came back to celebrate our anniversary and re-create a few of our wedding photos. The manager, Lindsay, was absolutely amazing! When we told her about our plans for photos, she immediately went out and bought me a bouquet for the pictures. She also patiently helped us stage our photos and take them for us. On top of all of that, the Castle itself was immaculate and regal, yet very comfortable and relaxing. The breakfasts were great, and the town of Redstone was fun, too. Everything about our experience was top notch. We highly recommend the Redstone Castle to anyone looking for a relaxing, romantic trip or to anyone looking for a really cool, intimate setting for a wedding. Just contact Lindsay, and I'm sure she will make it happen!

This is an expensive, but thoroughly unique and enjoyable experience. There is a wine and cheese reception every afternoon followed by a fascinating tour of the castle. Warning, however - there is no restaurant and no bar. This is essentially a B&B, but what a breakfast- omelets or souffles, breakfast meat, yogurt parfaits with fresh local fruit, French toast, scones(not all at one sitting, of course), a veritable feast. We had nice conversations with other guests, and Candace and Vicki were wonderful hostesses.