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Aire Castle features two large
spacious suites and one comfortable guest room, all with private baths
and one with a private entrance. The 2 suites are complete with
kitchenettes.
For families or two adult couples, we combine Connemara Guest Room with Adare Manor Whirlpool Suite to create a
two-bedroom, two-full-bath "Family Suite" with two complete
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Click For The Tour!
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Commons Areas For All To Enjoy |
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Game Room: Pool Table - Other
Games
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Sunroom: Breakfast - Dinners
- Conversation
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Decks: 2500 sq. ft. - Picnic
- Relax
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Swimming Pool: In-ground -
Swim - Sun
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Front Porch: Swing - Read -
Relax
Outdoors: 3 acres - Walk - Play
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Pond & Island: Covered Bridge
and Patio
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Our Neighbor Invites Guests to
Enjoy Their Beautiful Flower Garden (It looks like a small
park, benches, watergarden, goldfish, etc)
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Build Your Own Customized Guest
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Location:
Aire
Castle Inn is in the perfect location to access attractions and
activities, to "Day Trek" for fun-filled adventures! Aire Castle Inn
is
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5 miles
from Benton
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6 miles
from Draffenville,
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5 miles
from Big Bear boat ramp,
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7 miles
from both Moors Marina and Jonathon Creek Marina,
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12
miles from The Brass Lantern restaurant in Aurora,
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12
miles from the beach and marina at Kentucky Dam,
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15
miles from Grand Rivers Variety Theater and Patti's Settlement,
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15
miles from Golden Pond, center of the Land Between the Lakes
wildlife refuge and recreation area
So going
out for dinner, or playing on Kentucky Lake is a 'close-by' outing.
Drive just a few miles in any direction to enjoy go-karts, golf,
miniature golf, horseback riding, swimming, boating, boat races, auto
races, skiing, fishing, hunting, hiking, sight-seeing, bird-watching,
antiquing, crafts, festivals and much more.
All along Highways 68, 408 & 641, there are numerous shops, activities
and places to enjoy. We highly recommend that you visit
Kentucky Lake's Website ,
Land Between the Lakes , Forgotten
Past, Main
Street Java, Pattis Settlement
, Brass Lantern
Restaurant , Parcell's Deli
, Kentucky Opry, Twin Lakes
Antiques, to learn about events, festivals and activities. We are
blessed to have many antique shops and fun activities all along each
route.
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Let us
"pre-arrange"
your dinner out:
When a Gentleman pre-arranges a
dinner out for his lady,
she and he are treated like royalty!
We take your dinner information, make your reservation, order
your preferences and arrange with your server to take special care in
serving you. When you arrive, you are seated and served. Others
around you will wonder, "Who are these people that they get such
special treatment?" We must guarantee your server a 20% minimum
gratuity and pre-arrange everything with the restaurant management.
Add a bouquet of flowers, bottle of wine and a limousine ride,
you have a perfect romantic evening!
Everyone in this area knows about Patti's Settlement, a great
place to spend at least a half-a-day, not only eating a fine meal, but
shopping as well. Equally as good, you will find the Brass Lantern
restaurant a wonderful place to eat. They have a small gift shop and
Aurora has other shops as well.
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Parking for Boats, Motorcycles & RV Parking:
Do you
own your own Bass Boat, Ski Boat, Jet Skis, Pontoon Boat, or
Four-Wheeler? We have ample parking for your trailer and rig. Our
driveway is paved asphalt and under the grass that surrounds our paved
parking area is a layer of hardened gravel, safe to park your rig. Our
garage is at your service for parking your motorcycles. We are certain
that our Chrysler Sebring Convertible will not mind the company. For
longer rigs, our driveway connects with our neighbor's and guests can
continue to exit without having to turn around in tight spaces.
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Land Between the Lakes
Activities (We Highly Recommend):
Since it’s formation in the
early fifties, the LBL Wildlife Refuge & Recreational Area has been a
continuous bustle of activity and entertainment. Guests can picnic in
the LBL in numerous locations, view wildlife, drive through the
Buffalo & Elk pen, visit the Planetarium, spend a day, or more at our
favorite, The 1850's Home-place, a reconstructed authentic ‘working
farm’ where the residents don period costumes and play the roles of
Ma, Pa, Son and the rest of a real family living life in the
mid-1800's. Visiting The Home-place is an educational experience as
well as entertaining. Children learn and play games from the era.
Every visitor gets to see seasonal chores and projects, from curing
country ham and bacon, to building fences, or a new out-building. We
have watched them split Cedar shingles, hew logs for building a house
and churn butter in an antique churn.
A day at The Home Place is an
enjoyable experience.
The Home Place is about forty
minutes from Aire Castle Inn.
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