Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be royalty? The closest most of us will get is with a stay at Castle Creek Inn – a charming, castle-themed inn located in the Salt Lake Valley. While you won’t emerge with the wealth and status of a duke or earl, you’ll enjoy being completely pampered in this romantic setting.

Castle Creek Inn is located in the heart of Sandy, but you’ll feel as though you’re transported to another world and time here. You’ll find the castle at 7391 S. Creek Road.

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The moment you enter the castle, you’ll feel like a king or queen. This enchanting castle offers 10 guest rooms, each with luxurious amenities. Every room comes with a cozy bed, romantic jetted tub, fireplace, mini fridge, cable tv and wi-fi.

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Rapunzel’s Tower is a romantic room with a queen-sized sleigh bed, fainting couch and fireplace.

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The King’s Lodge is the largest room at the inn. It has a comfy, king-sized bed, dining table, walk-in shower and even a pool table!

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Excalibur will transport you right back to Medieval times with its stone fireplace and Olympic queen-sized bed.

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Some rooms even feature patios or balconies.

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You’ll love the fresh cookies at the complimentary snack bar in the Grand Dining Hall - the snack bar is available 24/7.

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In the morning, a delicious breakfast is in the Grand Dining Hall.

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It’s included with your stay. You’ll dine like royalty on fruit, bacon, sausage, a glazed breakfast pastry, main dish, side dish, fruit juice and coffee.

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Wander through the charming gardens. Castle Creek Inn is the perfect place for a romantic staycation in the Salt Lake Valley.

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Have you ever stayed at Castle Creek Inn? Tell us what you thought!

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