Recently, an ad, from which it follows, it follows that for 150 pounds per day you can rent a room in the Khaikler Castle in Berkshire, where the shooting of the "Abbey Dounton" series was shot. The owners of the castle - George Herbert, the 8th Count Carnavon, and his spouse of Fiona Countess will be glad to welcome guests of his house.
They decided to take one of the rooms in honor of the release of the full-length film "Dounton Abbey", but at the same time put several restrictions on a visit. Spouses are ready to accept no more than two guests at a time, in addition, the residence is forbidden to smoke, come with pets, and also prescribed to comply with the dress code and rules of behavior in British society.
In addition, guests should be borne in mind that the estate there are no such benefits of civilization as TV, Internet and air conditioning. However, the Count and Countess kindly agreed to communicate with the guests in the afternoon and invite them to joint dinners. There is also a tour of possession.
You can easily feel an aristocrat - on October 1, booking at the end of November. However, and without residence there is a chance to be in familiar on the series of interiors: on weekdays, excursion tickets for 15 pounds are sold.
The series "Abbey Dounton", telling about the life of the aristocratic family and its servants at the beginning of the 20th century, appeared on the screens in 2010 and quickly won the popularity of the audience.