The Hidden Kentucky Castle, Castle Post, Makes You Feel Like You’re In A Fairy Tale
Editor’s Note: A lot has changed at this castle in Kentucky since this article was originally written. The Kentucky Castle, as it is now known, offers a boutique hotel, restaurant, special events, a spa, and more! For the most up-to-date information, take a look at our most recent article.
Every little girl and young boy dreams of fairy tales at some point in their lives, though many never visit a real castle, or wear a crown. Believe it or not, you can make a few childhood dreams come true at this hidden castle in Kentucky. You won’t be wearing a crown unless it is a tiara at your wedding, but you will feel like a prince or princess at Castle Post.
This beautiful replica of a castle is located at 230 Pisgah Pike in Versailles.
The Martins became fascinated with the architecture in the ancient and famed buildings of Europe. Unfortunately, they divorced in 1975, and the castle went to market in 1988 as an unfinished oddity.
It was purchased by Thomas R Post and his wife in 2003.
Renovations were completed in 2008 and the castle became a magical inn/B&B for people like us to spend a high class medieval night or weekend. It is a favored spot for “fairy tale” weddings and events.
It has a library, music room, dining hall, swimming pool, ball room, basketball and tennis courts, formal garden and 11 amazing suites. Several of the bedrooms are on the outside turrets.
You get pampered treatment, luxury accommodations, service with a smile, amenities and you treated like royalty during your stay.
The fees are not low budget, but what else would you expect from a castle. This hidden castle in Kentucky is like stepping back into medieval times. You might even expect that dragon to take flight at some point. If a castle fortress isn’t your idea of luxury, our state has some fantastic B&Bs well worth a visit!
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Address: 230 Pisgah Pike, Versailles, KY 40383, USA
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