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Come to New England's Nutmeg State and share in a world of beautiful beaches, rolling hills, picturesque lodgings, fascinating history and incredible casino excitement. You will find an array of Connecticut lodging, including historic inns, cozy B&Bs, as well as fantastic hotels close to the state's cities and casinos.
Connecticut has a variety of destinations including the beautiful Litchfield Hills, Housatonic River and Connecticut River Valley; cities with history such as Hartford, New Haven, Danbury, New London, Mystic, and Waterbury. Connecticut's diversity is reflected in the variety of state parks, beaches, quaint village greens, and hiking and biking trails.Connecticut, southernmost of the six New England states, is easy to reach. Its capital, Hartford, is about 100 miles from either New York City or Boston.
Featured Connecticut Listings
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West Lane Inn
Ridgefield, Connecticut |
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 Built in 1849, The West Lane Inn combines the charm of an intimate country Inn for those seeking a special getaway and with every convenience of a luxurious large hotel for corporate travelers. Ridgefield, Connecticut is one of New England's ..... [ more
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Stonecroft Inn
Ledyard, Connecticut |
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 Welcome to Stonecroft Country Inn, a Mystic B&B nestled on 6.5 rolling acres of lush lawns and terraced gardens in the Connecticut countryside. Originally the 1807 estate of Sea Captain Shubel Smith, Stonecroft Country Inn offers two distinct ..... [ more
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The Mayflower Inn
Washington, Connecticut |
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 Located in the idyllic town of Washington, Connecticut, less than 2 hours from New York city, you will discover a country house hotel of magnificent proportions. Luxuriously nestled amidst 58 acres of century old rhododendron and specimen trees, the ..... [ more
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Bee and Thistle Inn
Old Lyme, Connecticut |
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 The Bee and Thistle Inn was built in 1756 as a residence for Judge William Noyes and his family. The house originaly sat near the Boston Post Road but was moved back to its present position and lovingly renovated by the Hodgdson family at the turn ..... [ more
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