Checking in: Top Airbnb picks of the week - August 30

You can stay in one of the rooms for $281 a night or rent out all of Augil Castle castle for a meagre $11,081 in the county of Cumbria in northern England. (Airbnb)

The castle has 15 “grand rooms,” including this one where Queen Victoria is rumoured to have slept. (Airbnb)

The castle, which was built in 1841, has a variety of four-poster bedrooms with garden views. (Airbnb)

Here’s another bedroom. (Airbnb)

Many of the bathrooms feature fineries such as roll-top baths. (Airbnb)

Here’s one of the home’s living room that features gothic decor and wood paneling. (Airbnb)

The music room offers a perfect place to cozy up in front of the fireplace. (Airbnb)

While this may not be part of the original design, the art deco cinema adds a nice touch. (Airbnb)

You can stay in this the San Fabiano castle in Monteroni d’Arbia, in the scenic Tuscany region of Italy for $188 a night. (Airbnb)

The 13th-century castle was built by king Charles of Anjou, and is surrounding by vineyards that produce two types of wine. (Airbnb)

Guests can stay in a double bedroom with an adjoined private bathroom. (Airbnb)

Another bedroom. (Airbnb)

Here’s a look at one of the bathrooms. (Airbnb)

You can soak in the beautiful surroundings with a glass of wine (local, of course) on the patio. (Airbnb)

Here’s the castle’s beautiful terrazza. (Airbnb)

Another spectacular patio where you can enjoy the B&B’s breakfast buffet, which offers guests an array of local products for breakfast, including fresch ricotta cheese, pecorino cheese, ham, as well as homemade delicacies such as bread, tarts, croissants and marmelades made from fresh fruit. (Airbnb)

The castle is also home to a large salt water pool that is surrounded by hydromassage chairs for the ultimate R&R. (Airbnb)

The Chateau de la Condamine, near Marseille in southern France, can be all yours for $706 a night. The castle is built from several eras of architecture. The foundations date back to a Roman villa, the building itself is built around a medieval courtyard, while the facade was burned in 1703 and rebuilt in the mid 18th century when a big vault and large windows were added. (Airbnb)

The castle can accommodate more than 16 people thanks to its 10 bedrooms and 16 beds, including this one with its wood floods, elegant decor and arched ceilings. (Airbnb)

Another bedroom, this one features an elaborate tapestry, wood floors and large windows (which are a rarity in castles). (Airbnb)

And another bedroom. (Airbnb)

Here’s the medieval courtyard. (Airbnb)

The patio is perfect place to take in the French countryside and the castle grounds. (Airbnb)

Here’s the kitchen, which (don’t worry) has modern appliances. (Airbnb)

The castle also has a study, where you can catch up on your classic literature. (Airbnb)

It also boasts two dining rooms: One large… (Airbnb)

…and one small. (Airbnb)

Here’s one of the bathrooms. (Airbnb)

Here’s one of the children’s bedrooms. The castle would certainly be quite the experience for young guests with wild imaginations. (Airbnb)

The castle also has a swimming pool. (Airbnb)