The Delamar is one of the nicest hotels I've ever stayed at. Upon arrival, the front desk staff…read morewere so nice and welcoming. I was greeted with prosecco! YAY! I was staying one night for business and I honestly wish it had been more to use the onsite spa. My room was very spacious, clean and the bar was stocked. The area was VERY walkable. I walked to dinner and it was lovely. They do have valet parking onsite that is complimentary. The price of this hotel was extremely reasonable. I will 100% be staying here again when in West Hartford.

Absolutely stunning hotel in the heart of West Hartford. Ample parking with its own lot. Decor for…read morethe holidays are very beautiful. On-site restaurant, The Artisan, is convenient and tasty! Each visit gets a free breakfast at the Artisan. Rooms are gorgeous. There's also an on-site spa!!! There really isn't much to complain about this establishment. I highly recommend it.

Cute B&B. Restaurant and bar on site. Convenient location. There's 2 buildings with rooms, the main…read morehouse and across the parking lot is the carriage house. Water is provided at check in. Mini fridge in the rooms. Wine provided in the evening. EV chargers available for a fee. Access to gym and pool available at their sister property. Rooms are cozy. Could use some updating. Comfortable bed. Quaint design. Staff was very kind and friendly.

My husband and I had a wonderful visit at the Simsbury 1820 House. we were married here 37 years…read moreago, so we did an overnight -for an early valentines day. We saw a movie at a nearby cinema in the afternoon. Came back to the inn, went to happy hour - the bar area is very nice, staff very good. Had later dinner reservations, so we enjoyed a glass of wine in the parlor area / where our ceremony was / and looked at pictures from our wedding album! The in is so cozy; gas fire and comfortable sofas in the parlor area; the room was clean and comfortable. Staff were all wonderful - from front desk to bar and restaurant. and we had a delicious meal there. All perfect!!

Visiting family in the area, the hotel is very close by. The hotel was almost fully booked as it…read morewas Memorial Day weekend, and lots of weddings going on. Beautiful space, and the team was very nice. I was able to upgrade to a king suite for about $40 more, which was cool. The room was spacious and clean, also very quiet on the floor, as it's in a separate building. The shower was great, really good pressure and temp (important to me lol). They offer breakfast for about $18 a person, not bad. I just wish they offered complimentary coffee. (There is a coffee maker in the room, I just had some trouble using it). Great stay overall, will be back!

Room smelled way too strong of Pine Sol or whatever cheap cleaner they use…read more Confusing shower controls, ridiculous sensor activated water in the sink. Typical woke green new deal bullshit. I want a bathroom sink at least as good as home.

A hidden gem beautiful building and location Fantastic…read morestaff Fantastic food and presentation Reasonable prices

ORIGIN: The Old Riverton Inn allows guests to stay and dine…read moreon the site of a circa 1796 stagecoach inn that once served Hartford-Albany travelers. LOCATION: I stayed one Friday night this fall as a splurge ($229 /night) with intention to become familiar with the inn and its namesake town and surrounding communities. The site is steps away from a river and town center, making the Old Riverton Inn an ideal destination for those looking to explore the charming town or fly fish. AMENITIES: The inn preserves the availability of food and drink through a ground floor tavern. Lunch and dinner are offered at the Royal Coachman Tavern (check its Yelp page), but breakfast, conventionally provided to inn guests, is limited to an unattended counter with baked goods, single serve coffee maker, and dry cereal. While this might be ideal for early rising visiting fly fishers, it is not aligned with a conventional inn experience of hot breakfast. ACCOMMODATIONS: There are ten rooms located on the second and third floor of the inn. Guests may select specific rooms through the inn's website. Decor can be described as "shabby chic", with evidence of time reflected in the scattering of scuffs on vintage furniture, peeling print block wallpaper, and chipped paint on trim. Portable heaters in the closets and AC units in the windows are provided so that guests can modify room temperature. PARKING: To my surprise on site parking is not guaranteed to anticipated inn guests upon arrival. I arrived at 5 PM and found lot full, with six cars already parked along the emergency shoulder of State Route 20. While checking in an employee directed me to park in the emergency shoulder (safe/legal?) and assured me that I would be able to get a parking spot by time tavern closed at 9 PM. I appreciate that the current owner, Sherice Levan-Bennett, solicits guest feedback. I suggested dedicated parking for the anticipated overnight guests to facilitate easy unloading and a safe and relaxing experience. TIPS: Check out is early (10 AM). The third floor is quieter than second floor when the Royal Coachman Tavern is open for business.

We wanted something different to do for a few days. We went to this B&B in the Bella farm. We had…read morethe run of a very rustic building with a restaurant quality kitchen. The biggest difference from what we normally do is that there was no TV or WiFi. It turned out we survived, nay, thrived without either. We drove around the historic and beautiful countryside, enjoyed a vegetarian breakfast each morning. We were given a bottle of Proseco the first night along with a bottle of home made rose brandy made by the matriarch of the family, that acted like a sleeping potion that night. It was delicious brandy made woth rose and lavender. The alpacas were a delight and I actually go to pet some and get some real closeups of these gentle creatures. Our room was rustic as all getout and incredibly clean and cozy warm. The farm is convenient to wineries, restaurants, historic New Bedford and some real beautiful lakes and woodlands. Believe me, by the time we got finished traveling around western CT all day, we just aout had the energy to go to dinner at some of the dozens of reataurants in the area (reviewed elsewhere). We plan on going back in some warmer weather so we can introduce our parrot to the alpacas. The only thing we missed this trip were the pot bellied pigs, which evedently don't take too well to the cold February temperatures and the snow.

My fiance and I just had a lovely stay at the Bella Alpaca Farm. Sal is very easy going and…read moreaccommodating. He even let us shoot our engagement photos on the farm. The loft is very cozy and spacious. We've spent the weekend exploring Kent and Lake Waramaug. Coming home to alpacas every day and waking up to them each morning was a real treat I think our dog had more fun than we did! If you are expecting a 5 star hotel this place is not for you. It's a loft above a barn where the alpacas stay. This place is truly for someone who is low key and just wants to relax & enjoy nature. The bed is incredibly comfortable, the shower has hot water, the AC is pumping (in mid-July with a lot of humidity), and there are fresh towels when you arrive. Sal also has a recommendation for everything so be sure to ask him about his favorite local spots! One thing I wish we did was bring a cooler and beach towels. We went to Lake Waramaug for the day and we were not prepared. Otherwise our stay on the farm was unique and relaxing!! If you like exploring nature and love the company of different animals, highly recommend you visit Bella Alpaca.

We fin ally got around for our second visit here, and it was a dazzler! We enjoyed a five-star…read moreexperience in every way and couldn't come away without letting others know. We dined with a small party in a private room, warm and comfy, and boasting elegant, polished service from a sharp and friendly team of servers. Excellent. For Easter, we were given a prix fixe menu ($150 per) that provided some fine choices among appetizers, entrees and desserts. The appetizers included octopus, quail and some super tasty (and NOT overcooked) seared tuna. Delicious. The entrees included duck and chicken but all of us deferred to the tenderloin which was perfectly cooked to our preference, tender and ... well, just what we wanted. Add in the desserts and the drinks -- lots of specialty beverages. all on the pricey side -- and we were totally satisfied. Not a complaint in the group. Winvian is very private, You can't just stroll in. Reservations are necessary, and you'll need to get buzzed in. Once there, however, the well-trained staff provide first-class treatment, thoughtful and never obtrusive. It is a grand experience -- but it is expensive. Definitely for special occasions.

Always an experience the Staff are the Best and the Grounds are Amazing Just Like the Family who…read morecreated this enchanting Place. The Food, Drinks, and Peace is here. A Place to share those Special Moments and Memories.

This is the 2nd time my partner and I have stayed here. This place is so beautiful and relaxing…read moreand Laurie couldn't be more welcoming and hospitable. She greets you with a big smile and wants to make sure your stay is as comfortable and worry-free as possible. She makes a wonderful breakfast and is such a gracious hostess. Thank you, Laurie!!! Hope to see you again soon.

Called this morning to cancel the weekend stay.. The owner…read morestarted yelling at me and said we booked the entire B&B when we didnt. I tried to speak with her to figure it out and she screamed at me then Hung up on me! Lost our business and respect. I thought she was a kind woman but now Ive seen her true colors. Maybe instead of hanging up on people you try to figure things out because that was totally uncalled for. Plenty of B&B's in CT

I could not rate this place high enough. My absolute favorite place to go. The definition of…read morewelcoming and being treated like royalty. Complimentary cookies, snacks, coffee, tea, soda available at all times during your stay. The rooms have the most comfortable robes and slippers. The morning breakfast is such an elegant , exciting experience with fantastic food. This place is top of the line and I highly recommend. I have yet to stay at another bed and breakfast that tops here. Staying here brings you back to a different world making it a nice getaway. I've stayed twice now, once for my birthday and once just to get away. I got the birthday package and Kenny made the most amazing birthday cake and decorated the room adorably. Highly recommend. Complimentary touches everywhere you turn!

I truly loved our stay!! It was the best ! We came a day early from our reservation and they were…read moregreat about it. It was like being at home. Big beds fluffy pillows everything you need in a bathroom if you didn't want to bring up your bags. Breakfast was So wonderful to much to eat but so great. One of the best places I have ever stayed. We also has a private balcony that was great had morning coffee there before down to the main dining room for breakfast. Made me smile everyday going down there. What a wonderful place.

Days Inn is generally a pretty basic place and I didn't expect much--I was pleasantly surprised!…read moreThe room was clean and a bit larger than I expected. The bathroom had a good-sized sink counter with room for ditty bags and meds. The beds were comfortable. The staff were cordial and the front desk people offered to help us carry in our bags when we arrived and to help us carry them out when we left. We stayed on the first floor, which is three steps down from where you come in; not ideal, but easier than climbing to the second or third floor, since there's no elevator. (I saw one room at street-level when we came in, which I would guess is a handicapped room.) The heater in the room enthusiastically got the room warm, but continually cycled on and off very noisily, so we would warm it up before bedtime and shut it off overnight. That was fine for a mild November but might be hard to live with in colder months. The room had a table that would make a nice small desk, but no chair. There were plenty of electrical outlets,which is a big plus.

Bed bug alert! Found a bed bug in my room, immediately went down to the front desk to notify them…read moreand gave them the bug. The person working there tried to downplay the situation. When I asked for the manager, they told me the manager wouldn't be back for 2 days. Stay at your own risk.

Nice place very spacious a little weird with the lights you gotta remember that one switch turns…read moreeverything on so if you have to get up at night and you don't want the bedroom light to go on you gotta make sure you shut the bedroom lights otherwise if you had to go to the bathroom, you have no lights cause you couldn't need to turn on that main switch that turns everything on. Plenty of parking the showerhead is very light. You still get clean, but it just doesn't feel very strong. There's more water coming out of the bottom tub piece than there is out of the shower at that's so funny. We couldn't get the TV to give us any channels or even Netflix it was weird so they really have nothing for the watch on TV unless you sign in with your own accounts which is kind of stupid takes you so long to find a regular channel great huge lobby little snack center, and we're about to go down to breakfast. something up with the girl at the counter last night she was kind of snooty when we checked in.

The hotel is in a really nice scenic area. Tons of trees and green grass, which is a good thing if…read moreyou are not used to that sort of thing like me. They have a Dunkin' Donuts in the same parking lot as the hotel which is extremely convenient. There is also a Starbucks directly across the street and several other stores within close proximity, like a Target and Longhorn Steakhouse about two blocks away. The interior of the hotel itself is nice enough, although some things appear a bit outdated, like the creaky elevator. I stayed on the 3rd floor and when walking down the hallway on the 3rd floor, the carpeted floor itself was extremely creaky to where you could hear me coming from all the way down the hall. The room was nice and the beds were comfortable but what I found odd was there is one master light switch which has to be flipped on, otherwise no lights will turn on in the entire room. I forgot about the master switch one night and could not figure out why the lights in the bathroom weren't turning on in the middle of the night. There is a small gym area and an indoor pool, both of which I did not use on this trip. 3/5 stars for a beautiful location with lots of trees surrounding it and a Dunkin' in the same parking lot. But the slightly outdated interior, creaky floors and unusual master light switch situation brings the rating down.