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Featured Castles in Mesopotamia

Guests of Palacio Santa Candida enjoy features like a private beach, free WiFi in public areas, and a seasonal outdoor pool. If you plan to drive, free parking is available. This castle also has free use of bicycles.

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Hotel Options in Mesopotamia

Hathor Concordia

Ruta Nacional 14-km 264.5, Concordia, Entre Rios

$66

$66 per night

May 4 - May 5

8.6/10 Excellent! (341 reviews)

O2 Hotel Gualeguaychú

115 3 de Febrero, Gualeguaychú, Entre Ríos

$40

$40 per night

May 4 - May 5

7.4/10 Good! (56 reviews)

Club Valle Termal Resort

Hnas. Bentancourt esq. Coronel Salas, Federacion, Entre Rios

$58

$58 per night

May 5 - May 6

Castles

Live your fairytale in Mesopotamia castles
Be treated like royalty on your next getaway when you book a room in a castle hotel in Mesopotamia. Experience service more charming than a prince and views fairer than the fairest maiden (not to mention some of the best holiday photos ever taken). If you thought money couldn’t buy happiness, think again. Lose the alarm clock, along with all your worries, and find yourself in a fortress this vacation.

Reserve a room fit for royalty
Kings and queens aren’t known for being understated, and your next trip shouldn’t be, either. Tours of Mesopotamia will likely be jammed things to explore and people to meet. And in Mesopotamia castles, history is almost as dramatic as the architecture, and the amenities are, well, fit for a king. They may not have had Wi-Fi and pillowtop mattresses in medieval times, but you’ll enjoy all the comfort and convenience of the modern day. The one thing you will have to leave behind is the rushed pace. In a Mesopotamia castle, it’s all about living a life of leisure.

Some castles are now luxury hotels, retaining their powerful facades while offering an upgraded experience. When you travel like royalty, you expect sheets softer than satin, on-site spas and room service, and you just might find all those things at castle boutique hotels in Mesopotamia.