The Tower Chamber
Look, this is the room everyone wants. You're literally sleeping in a 200-year-old watchtower. The walls are three feet thick - you won't hear a thing. We've got a king bed that honestly feels like sleeping on a cloud, a wood-burning fireplace for those chilly nights, and windows that overlook the entire valley.
$385/night
The Battlements Suite
This is where we went all-out. Two levels of pure luxury carved into the fortress's corner bastion. Downstairs you've got a sitting room with original arrow slits (now with glass, don't worry), upstairs is the bedroom with a canopy bed and a bathroom that's bigger than most hotel rooms. The private balcony? Yeah, that's where you'll spend your mornings with coffee.
$595/night
The Guardhouse Chamber
Don't let the price fool you - this room's got character in spades. It's smaller, sure, but that just makes it cozier. Original wooden beams overhead, a queen bed that's surprisingly roomy, and windows looking out onto the courtyard garden. Perfect if you're gonna spend most of your time exploring anyway.
$245/night
Mountain View Residence
Bringing the whole crew? This is your spot. Two bedrooms, full kitchen, living room with a stone fireplace you could roast a whole pig in (we don't recommend it, but you could). The kids'll love the second bedroom with twin beds, and the terrace wraps around two sides with mountain views that'll make you forget about your phone for a while.
