Miramont Castle Museum and The Queen's Parlour Tea Room

Let me start by saying the staff was so amazing! This place is great for any family adventure. Such interesting history and stories behind it. Any questions you have will be answered and they offer papers to show you the right way to go and lots of details. The gift shop was awesome offering things from sweets to jewelry. Overall I'll come back my wife and daughter had a great time!

This is an amazing self guided tour of a beautiful castle that has had a storied past. The staff here are super friendly and knowledgeable of the past uses of this building and prior to the tour beginning you are given a short history. The entrance fee is $15 and worth every penny. There are lots of stairs inside so be ready for some walking.

This review is about the Miramont high tea, not the museum. Wonderful experience! The tea room is well decorated, and the space is well utilized, with enough space to keep the conversations at different tables private. The food comes in several stages, all original, high quality, and tasty. You can choose two different teas—two teapots per person. You can add a cocktail for an additional charge. Friendly and professional service. You can also have some fun wearing one of the hats provided by the establishment. Reservations highly recommended.

The mansion adds nice historical value for the area. Inexpensive entertainment, and a short uphill walk from "The Kitchen". The dining room has recently been renovated and is spectacular. Love the main staircase and electrification of the old gas lamps. The guest bedroom view is the best. Gotta love the fire museum portion and the world war exhibit with local memorabilia from WWI and WWII.

Really great historical site. Very well preserved and maintained. The staff of very nice to chat with and helpful. Highly recommend stopping in. They have a section devoted to fire fighters. There is also a section devoted to judge Young. See pictures.

Nice little walkthrough of the castle. Some history of the people who lived there and a tribute to the fire fighters who battled a blaze in the area. One of the judges for the Nurnberg WWII trials was from Colorado springs, so even some WWII pictures there

Celebrated mom’s 90th birthday at Miramont Castle. It was absolutely the best! Peggie and the castle crew went over and above preparing the meal for the 21 of us and serving us in the beauty of the Queen’s Parlor Tea Room! Kayla, the manager, Max the Chef and everyone were top notch. Set amidst the elegance of Miramont Castle made mom’s birthday the best one yet, a celebration fit for a queen indeed!

The cashier was very informative, it was a cool tour lots to check out. And if you have dietary issues you can do the tea room it just cost extra, I thought that was cool as I have several food allergies.