My spouse and I came here for a night getaway and were blown away. We were at The Victorian in Room…read more5. Everything about this Inn is perfection, down to the smallest touches. Keli couldn't have been more friendly; she greeted us right away and gave us all of the information we needed for our stay. The common areas are quiet and stunning, each with a fireplace and either books to read or games to play. The whole house is beautifully decorated, has nice amenities, and is a close walk to the quaint downtown. We could not recommend this place enough whether you're looking to relax and unwind in your room and spaces or explore the outdoors in the beautiful surrounding area.

We stayed in the yellow room at the Victorian house and it was perfect! It says it's the smallest…read moreroom in the house but it had plenty of space for 2 people. It was clean and well maintained. The house itself was lovely. Lots of perks- game room, beautiful kitchen with teas and coffees, a mini bar stocked with waters, juices, yogurts, and snacks. The room had soaps and shampoo/conditioner that smelled amazing. The check in/out process was seamless. The innkeeper, Keli, was kind and helpful. It's located close to lots of cute things to do, most were walking distance. We definitely recommend this as a place to stay for anyone coming to the area!

Every room has a new mattress and they are so comfy! Has been updated and it fits in this artsy…read moretown perfectly. It's like home. They come daily and give you fresh towels also. Have been staying here several times a year for the past 17 years since my in laws live in Kent. The owner is so accommodating and always makes sure she gives us our favorite room. It's so quaint and comfortable and affordable also! The new beds make you feel right at home. Huge plus that the best restaurant in town is literally in same parking lot. It quiet and convenient. Wouldn't stay anywhere else. You won't regret it! Don't pick the new ones. I used to live in Kent so it's nice to feel so comfortable at the Fife.

Downtown Kent has so much to offer and staying at the Fife keeps me in the middle of it all. I like…read morebeing able to poke around the galleries, shops, and restaurants and have a home-base right there with no driving required. And, along with a great location, the rooms are updated and arty. I stayed in the corner room #15 on the first floor and was totally impressed with the room's style. This cute spot is totally worth staying at.

2 1/2 stars. This is a basic motel in Sharon, CT. The proprietors are super nice and really try to…read moreaccommodate you. The continental breakfast is basic but it's enough to get going in the morning. The biggest issue with our stay was the extremely uncomfortable bed. It felt like you were sleeping on a rock. Neither husband nor I could sleep. Not sure if all of the beds are like this, but the one in our room needs an upgrade.

My husband and I stayed here over this past summer as he was working at Lime Rock Track for an…read moreevent. It was a pleasant drive up from NJ and driving through the entrance was lovely as well. The hotel has a quiet and calm location. The grounds are nice and would make for a small wedding on a budget. We were greeted by the front desk attendant and given our keys to our room. The room was large with a comfortable king bed, sofa, chairs, and clean bathroom. It also had a Keurig with K-cups and tea. View of our room were the open fields, though we kept the window blinds drawn for some privacy. Plenty of hot water available in the bathroom and we felt safe at night. There's no breakfast due to COVID, but they offer some oatmeal and granola bars in the lobby. Location is pretty good; walking distance to a grocery store if you need anything, as well as 15 minutes to Lime Rock, and 10 minutes to a lovely village called Millerton. Beautiful scenic drives and a peaceful overnight stay!

Service was amazing 10/10 atmosphere was present beautiful patio very quiet a beautiful place to…read morestay overnight food was very good would recommend I had the avacado toast very pleasant one of my favorite businesses indeed also we had a very nice front desk lady help book us in her name was Emma

The White Hart was fantastic! I received a text before our stay and during our stay. First to…read moreexplain how things go. Next to find out if we had any questions. The only minus is all the seating with cushions could use a good deep steam cleaning. Everything else was All Plus's! Three of us were staying in a room. So it was a bit crowded. The room was beautiful! The drinks in the refrigerator (different types of iced teas) were complimentary. Plus they had the real nice coffee maker - The Nespresso. Breakfast was also included and you went to the onsite cafe- provided your room number and we were all set. Right outside our room was two chairs in a table for enjoying outside. We got unlucky with weather our 2nd and final day / night were downpours. But The White Hart had Monopoly so that took up three hours of our time. If we would have gotten better weather they have a front lawn with many chairs and corn hole. Along with deck all around the hotel for playing board games or cards Hope we get to visit again soon!

My Austrian wife and I visited for lunch today with a bunch of people, sat outside near handicap…read moreparking. We have been here quite a few times and we have always enjoyed it. It's great for my Hilde because she gets food she loves without having to cook it! The portions were perfect and the Escargot was beyond splendid! The staff did their jobs well. We will return! Tim and Hilde

The setting is great. The service not so much. There on a…read moreSunday night, busy but not crazy so simply no excuse for it. Unpleasant and fairly inattentive. Garlic Bread was AWFUL. Their homemade bread we're told. Perhaps they heat it? Get it plain with butter and I believe it was free. My duck inedible. Super dry and beyond bland. Not adjectives you want with any dish - especially not with duck. Apple Strudel was just mush. Truly. Shell and it's filling. Also inedible. Also stayed on the plate.

Connecticut Magazine named Belden House a best new restaurant. They've had a lot of buzz on social…read moremedia. My wife and I made reservations for our recent Litchfield area overnight. The restaurant is part of a hotel operated on an updated estate. The restaurant is located in a beautiful classic white house. The bar has stunning emerald wall coloring adjacent to a glass window. The main dining room is lovely. Top grades for atmosphere. They even have a Michelin Star for the Hotel. Other than our server having a temporary memory lapse about the flavor profile of sorrel , service was pretty much perfect. Friendly. Helpful. Efficient. For example, our server was able, at our request, to serve Belden House's famous chocolate chip cookies even though they weren't on the dinner menu. They were delicious. The food ranged from good to very good. My wife and I split (1) sourdough focaccia and cultured butter; (2) shrimp with fennel in a sorrel sauce, (3) pappardelle with pork shoulder; (4) green garlic linguine with clams, preserved lemon and sake; and (5) Short Rib with persimmons and sunchokes. The bread was very good. The shrimp had good texture and that dish was cool visually. I was a fan of both pasta dishes. They both had a nice acidity, which you don't always see with pasta dishes. The shredded pork was tasty. The short rib wasn't a highlight for me, but it was good. It had a firmer texture than I'm used to. The persimmons brought a cool shape and color, but I didn't love the flavor with the short rib. We had a great experience. I recommend Belden House for an upscale night. 4.5 Stars

ORIGIN: Belden House opened in Spring 2025 after significant…read morerenovation and restoration of the mid-19th century home. It is named after the original family that lived there. LOCATION: The house is within walking distance from the town Green. CONCEPT: Belden House and Mews offers luxurious accommodations as well as spa and dining amenities to both overnight guests and local community. DINING EXPERIENCE: If you haven't visited the Belden House dining room yet, lunch is a good first introduction. The lunch menu offers familiar classics, but with surprising twists in ingredients and/or preparation that elevates each dish. Servers are well-informed and will enthusiastically outline what makes any dish special. It is apparent that the chef, Tyler Heckman, devotes much thought and care into the creation of these dishes and has high level of culinary knowledge and skill. Case in point the clam chowder with kombu.... Cream is steeped with seaweed blades to impart unique flavor, and slivers of celery are blanched and placed on the base of the serving bowl, allowing preservation of the vegetable's crisp texture. Lunch is served in the dining room every day to both overnight guests and the public (age twelve and up) between 11 and 5. In December 2025 a tea service will be an additional lunch time option, with a variety of loose leaf teas, such as floral White Peony and smoky Lapsang Souchong, paired with flavorful pastries and small sandwiches.

Came as part of my friend group's Gilmore Girls trip. Really beautiful space, nicely decorated, and…read moreI could definitely see a wedding or other special occasions being hosted here. There were plenty of parking spaces but it can be a bit stressful/tight at times due to the flow of traffic and the hill. Food was good, service was alright - our server wasn't rude but wasn't super friendly and just seemed a little disengaged. It seems dogs are allowed as there were at least 3 while we were there (I only noticed when 1 started barking very loudly at another).

We are going all out with stars for two reasons. The staff are amazing. Friendly and on point to…read moremake you feel welcomed. The Burger. I was fortunate to have the opportunity to have a meal here. Executive chef April Bloomfield cracked the ball out of the park with this burger. It was the most delicious burger I have ever had in my life. She took juicy too 2.0 with this one. The cheese oozed of the burger like a boss. I can eat this for breakfast lunch and dinner. I truly feel I'll never have a burger like this again.

We visited the Lost Fox Inn during the annual Litchfield Restaurant Week and it was a terrific…read morechoice! When you walk through the entrance, you walk under a sign Tavern 1745. That caught my attention. I'm a great lover of historic buildings. This one has enjoyed several different lives, but the newest iteration opened in 2024. The owners have paid close attention to many details that show they value the history of the building - from the furniture in the multiple small dining rooms to the reproduction wallpaper on the walls. I loved the use of large candles in the fireplaces to replicate the light of a fire. Our meals were from the Prix Fixe Menu for $50 per person. I was delighted to see later that Lost Fox Inn advertises a Prix Fixe Menu on Thursdays for $60 per person. I enjoyed the Corn Chowder soup appetizer, which was different from any chowder I've ever eaten but very flavorful. My main course was Orecchiette, a delightful maitake and shiitake mushroom pasta dish that is flavored with lemon, pecorino Romano, rosemary, oregano and topped with breadcrumbs. Dessert was a chocolate mousse topped with pickled blackberry and mint. Really delicious. We booked an early dinner and were delighted to find that we were the only ones seated in our small dining room. As the hour progressed, more and more people filled the room, and interestingly each group took advantage of the restaurant week menu (many of the items are on the regular dinner menu). The wait staff was very attentive, checking in and answering questions about the menu items. I look forward to a return visit because the food was really outstanding.

Fabulous hidden gem. The Lost Fox Inn has a beautifully layered, rustic-meets-refined decor --…read moreexposed wood, warm lighting, and thoughtful details that make it feel both elegant and inviting. What truly stood out was the service -- the servers were polished, personable, and made us feel completely taken care of. An all-around elevated, cozy experience.

Pleasantly surprised! The Rocky River Inn was overall a great place to stay. The rooms were very…read morewell updated and the tv must have been the largest I've ever seen in a motel/inn before. Felt safe going in and out of the parking lot and had a great view. Staff was also very friendly even when we checked in after hours! Only reason I'm giving a 4/5 instead of 5 is that our bathtub did not drain very well and there was no bottled water in the room. Otherwise amazing!

If I could give zero stars, I would. My daughter and I stayed here in September, and it was…read morehands-down the worst hotel experience I've ever had -- and that includes budget motels off the interstate. We booked a three-night stay directly through their website (which they conveniently blame on a "third-party system" when it benefits them). On the second morning, I received an urgent call that my son had been injured back home and we needed to leave immediately. We packed up, went straight to the front desk, and explained the situation. That's when the misinformation and dishonesty started. Despite the emergency and the fact that we did not cancel, we simply checked out early, the staff refused to process a refund for the final unused night without "manager approval." The excuse? A mysterious "no cancellation policy" they suddenly hid behind -- which makes no sense because we weren't canceling the stay, we were leaving due to an emergency. Instead of showing even basic human decency, they treated us like an inconvenience. They continued to argue that because I "didn't book directly with them," they couldn't help -- even though I booked directly through the official website. They just happen to use a third-party reservation platform, and apparently that gives them an excuse to hold your money hostage. This is deceptive at best, predatory at worst. And honestly, the room wasn't even worth fighting over. The Inn itself is essentially a collection of temporary modular buildings disguised as a boutique hotel. The property is poorly maintained, the beds were uncomfortable, and the overall experience did not match the price tag -- which was $255 per night. For that rate, I expected quality, hospitality, or at least professionalism. Instead, what we got was subpar accommodations and staff who were cold, dismissive, and completely lacking compassion or customer service. Bottom line: This place cares more about squeezing every dollar from guests than providing a safe, comfortable, or humane experience. If you need flexibility, basic respect, or even the slightest sense of hospitality, look elsewhere. There are far better options in the area -- don't waste your time or money here.