Those inspired by The Traitors can stay in Battel Hall, Leeds Castle’s five-star holiday retreat – designed by series 3 Traitors star and interior designer Francesca Rowan-Plowden. Alternatively, guests can step into a real-life castle setting with an exclusive stay in Leeds Castle’s iconic State and Battlement Bedrooms located within the Castle itself, for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Leeds Castle promises a stay full of atmosphere and history at one of England’s most enchanting castles, and with the new series of The Traitors set to air on 1stJanuary 2026, the timing couldn’t be better.

Built in the early 14th century as a medieval manor, Battel Hall is a fine and rare example of local Kentish architecture of the period. The wisteria-wrapped medieval gem is set within the Leeds Castle estate, and offers an extravagant stay steeped in character. Designed by Francesca Rowan-Plowden, her distinctive style and flair bring a touch of drama to the historic manor, making it the perfect backdrop for fans of the show seeking an immersive escape with friends or family.
Offering a luxurious escape for up to 14 guests, Battel Hall offers elegant drawing rooms, an oak-panelled dining room, crackling open fires, and five beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms. Additional accommodation is available in Battel Hall Oast, a charming two-bedroom apartment overlooking private gardens connected to Battel Hall.
Leeds Castle provides the ideal stage for groups wishing to recreate the suspense and strategy of The Traitors within an atmospheric countryside hideaway. Whether hosting your own game or simply soaking up the ambience, the blend of history and modern design promises an unforgettable stay. Stays at Battel Hall are priced from £2,310 for a 2-night weekend stay and from £3,750 for a seven-night stay for 10 people.
For those looking to live out their own castle escape and truly immerse themselves in castle life, a limited number of Castle bedrooms are available as part of Leeds Castle’s exclusive ‘Dine and Stay’ evenings in 2026. These special events offer the rare opportunity to enjoy a luxurious dinner followed by an overnight stay within the walls of one of England’s most iconic Castles.
Step into a world of glamour, intrigue, and espionage at Live and Let Dine taking place on Saturday 21 March 2026 – Leeds Castle’s immersive 007-inspired dining and entertainment experience. When the world’s most valuable diamond goes missing and a murder threatens to derail the night, it’s up to James Bond to solve the mystery before the wrong person takes the blame. With actors guiding the story, guests become part of the action as the evening unfolds over themed cocktails, a fine-dining three-course dinner, and interactive murder mystery theatre. Cocktails are served in the library before dinner in the Castle, with overnight guests retiring to their Castle bedrooms and reconvening the next morning for breakfast in the Castle Dining Room. Priced from £139 per person for a dinner package only, and from £325 per room including a stay in the Castle.
Enter the golden age of elegance at Lady Baillie’s 1930s House Party on Saturday 27 June 2026. This exquisitely curated experience begins with access to the new Leeds Castle Garden Party, followed by a private tour of the Castle, offering an intimate glimpse into Lady Baillie’s glamorous world. In the evening, guests are welcomed with refined 1930s-inspired cocktails before gathering in the Grand Salon for an elegant three-course dinner, accompanied by captivating live entertainment. The night continues with sumptuous jazz performances from renowned singer Billie Williams, creating an atmosphere of timeless sophistication and celebration. Overnight guests can retreat to the tranquillity of the Castle before enjoying a leisurely breakfast the following morning, bringing a truly glamorous escape to a perfect close. Priced from £139 per person for a dinner package only, and from £325 per room including a stay in the Castle.
An overnight stay in one of the elegant Castle State Bedrooms allows guests to follow in the footsteps of Lady Baillie and her famous guests, including the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Winston Churchill and Charlie Chaplin. Castle Classic Bedrooms offer a more intimate and characterful experience, steeped in history and period charm. Breakfast the following morning is included, providing a relaxed and memorable conclusion to an unforgettable castle experience.
Guests staying at Leeds Castle benefit from complimentary access to the breath-taking Castle and its magnificent grounds, including access to the grounds once day visitors have left. This includes a captivating maze and underground grotto, the Birds of Prey Centre, three thrilling play areas for younger visitors, and the multi-media tours, including the new 1930s immersive audio tour, ‘Invitation to Decadence’.

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