You can stay in a fairytale-like pink tower in the UK for just £26.50pp a night
YOU can now stay in a pink castle that looks like something from a fairytale.
It won’t break the bank either, costing less than £30 each a night.
Fairburn Tower, half an hour from Inverness, dates back to 1545.
The tower was built for Murdo Mackenzie who was favoured by King James V’s court.
Over the years, the Scottish Renaissance tower has been updated, with the larger towers and turrets being added in the 17th century.
It has since been renovated over the years, with the Landmark Trust taking it over in 2020.
The final restoration finished last year.
You can now stay in the tower, which sleeps up to four people so it is perfect for families and kids wanting to play princess and princes.
The property has five floors, with a kitchen, living area and even a fully stocked library.
The interior has been decorated in the Scottish Renaissance style with tapestries, artwork and paintings.
There is also a double room and a twin bedroom.
Expect amazing views over the countryside but be prepared to go back to basics, with no WiFi or TV, and little mobile signal.
It won’t cost much either – a four-night stay starts from £424, but sleeps four so costs £26.50 each a night.
A former guest has already given it rave reviews, saying: “Wonderful restoration of an iconic property.
“Very comfortable accommodation in a lovely location.”
You can stay in another fairytale castle right next to Alton Towers.
And in Wales, there is a Rapunzel-style fairytale tower for just £40pp a night.
It even has a pink princess bedroom at the very top.