This 116-year-old luxury resort may look like a European castle, but it's actually tucked away in the mountains of New Hampshire

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The hotel was finished in 1902.

• It may resemble a European castle, but this luxury resort is tucked away in the woods of New Hampshire.
• Omni Mount Washington Resort was ranked the best hotel in New Hampshire by the US News and World Report.
• At the resort, guests can fly through treetops on zip line, play tennis, take a horse-drawn sleigh ride in the winter, and get massages, anti-aging manicures, facials, and many other treatments at a 25,000-square-foot spa.
• Rates are $350 to $500 a night on average but can range up to $700 for family suites.
• The hotel is rumored to be haunted by a well-mannered ghost.

The Omni Mount Washington Resort in New Hampshire is "one of the original grand resorts of New England," according to Suzanne Joyella, a representative for the resort.

With its "stately guest rooms, sensational dining, full-service spa, skiing, and 27 holes of golf," the resort offers something for everyone, Joyella told Business Insider.

Industrialist Joseph Stickney had the hotel built between 1900 and 1902 - and it's rumored that his wife, Carolyn, who died in 1936, still haunts the hotel. Forbes included Omni Mount Washington Resort in a 2017 list of America's 25 most haunted hotels. But not to worry: Carolyn is a well-mannered ghost, according to Town and Country magazine.

Take a look at the hotel and grounds below.