Spend The Night In Michigan’s Most Majestic Castle For An Unforgettable Experience
Have you ever imagined what it would be like to step into a real-life fairy tale? Do you dream about overlooking the land from atop a high tower? Would you be charmed by the opportunity to wake up in your very own slice of medieval paradise? Well, you’re in luck: Michigan is home to a stunning castle where you can enjoy a meal, peruse the quaint grounds, and even stay the night.
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The iconic Henderson Castle Inn is located at 100 Monroe Street in Kalamazoo.
The building was constructed in 1895 by Kalamazoo businessman Frank Henderson. Since its earliest days, the castle has drawn attention for its charm and beauty.
Its architecture is absolutely stunning. With stone towers, arches, and intricately carved designs throughout, Henderson Castle is a true Michigan gem.
Henderson’s family resided in the castle until 1908, at which point the building went through a series of ownership changes. Today, it’s undoubtedly one of the most unique spots to spend the night in the Great Lakes State.
With 11,000 square feet and three acres of surrounding land, the castle has no shortage of aesthetic appeal. Throughout the halls, you’ll marvel at everything from colorful stained glass windows to romantic crystal chandeliers.
As you settle in for the night, appreciate the grand yet comfortable decor in each guest room and look out over the scenic Michigan land that surrounds you. After all, you’re the head of your own little kingdom — even if it’s just for a weekend!
Have you spent the night or held an important event at Henderson Castle? Did it live up to its royal reputation? We’d love to hear your stories in the comment section below.
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