Age: 12+ ; Pieces: 1311
Inspire kids and teens aged 12 years old and up to build their own French-style château with this Castle Bed and Breakfast (42638) toy hotel playset. The detailed 3-story model comes with 4 LEGO® Friends mini-dolls, a dog figure and lots of accessories so kids can set the stage for endless guest adventures.
The set tells the story of Renée, who has renovated the historic château, transforming it into a welcoming hotel. On the first floor there’s the front desk and a sunroom. There’s a bedroom on the second floor along with a cozy living room and balcony. Find the master suite and the bathroom with claw-foot bathtub on the third floor, then explore the mysterious attic with its historic artifacts.
This hotel playset makes a great gift idea for kids and teens who enjoy building projects and would love to assemble a beautiful LEGO château. It’s packed with accessories, allowing kids to express their creativity as they furnish the building, ready to welcome guests Zac, Olly and Aliya.
- A hotel playset to build and display – Give girls, boys and teens aged 12+ a rewarding building project as they assemble all the intricate details of this Castle Bed and Breakfast toy
- A 3-story château with lots of details – The building includes a check-in area, breakfast room, double bedroom, master suite, living room, balcony, bathroom and an attic
- 4 mini-dolls and a dog figure – The set comes with 4 mini-dolls, including hotel guests Zac, Olly, Aliya, each with their own suitcase, plus the hotel owner, Renée, and her dog
- Lots of accessories – This set is packed with accessories, including suitcases, breakfast items, dog bowls, towels, soap, a rubber duck, phone, camera, umbrella, globe, treasure chest and much more
- A gift idea for kids – This hotel playset makes a great gift idea for kids and teens who enjoy building projects and would love to assemble their own beautiful LEGO® château
- Discover more friendship stories – Check out other LEGO® building sets (sold separately) in the LEGO Friends universe, where kids can discover diverse characters and act out real-life adventures
