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In the one and only ‘Magic Kingdom’ (Disney Park), lies a place where the clock literally never strikes midnight—Cinderella’s Castle.
Within the Castle contains one of the most exclusive hotel rooms, as it can’t be booked even if you had all the money in the world.
The Cinderella Castle Suite can accommodate up to six people and contains antique furniture from the 17th and 18th century.
Adorned with mosaic panels and hand-hammered copper sinks, you could also say the bathrooms are fit for a king—or a princess.
The suite was originally intended for Walt Disney and his family to stay in when they visited the theme park; however, Walt Disney passed away before the park was completed.
For almost 40 years, the hotel room was used as a storage and call center until 2006—when Disney decided to complete the suite.
Disney uses the Cinderella Castle Suite for promotional giveaways and charity events.
Take the tour of the hotel room below:
[via Buzzfeed, images via Jennafewhite.blogspot.com, ROBERT SULLIVAN / Getty Images]
In the one and only ‘Magic Kingdom’ (Disney Park), lies a place where the clock literally never strikes midnight—Cinderella’s Castle.
Within the Castle contains one of the most exclusive hotel rooms, as it can’t be booked even if you had all the money in the world.
The Cinderella Castle Suite can accommodate up to six people and contains antique furniture from the 17th and 18th century.
Adorned with mosaic panels and hand-hammered copper sinks, you could also say the bathrooms are fit for a king—or a princess.
The suite was originally intended for Walt Disney and his family to stay in when they visited the theme park; however, Walt Disney passed away before the park was completed.
For almost 40 years, the hotel room was used as a storage and call center until 2006—when Disney decided to complete the suite.
Disney uses the Cinderella Castle Suite for promotional giveaways and charity events.
Take the tour of the hotel room below:
[via Buzzfeed, images via Jennafewhite.blogspot.com, ROBERT SULLIVAN / Getty Images]