Just spent two nights at the inn. We stayed in room 5 and room 1. We were greeted by Lee, one of…read morethe owners. He was so warm and welcoming. Our room was terrific, so New England!! Our bed was super comfortable and the bathroom had just been renovated and was really well done. In the morning we were left a basket with homemade baked goods each morning. They left freshly cut fruit for our room and yogurt, juice and creamer right outside of our room. A hot tea maker and coffee maker helped get our day started. There is a nice room Downstairs for gathering. Our group took advantage of the flexibility of the room so we could all meet and chat together and have many many laughs. The inn was only outdone by the owners Lee and Diane, who could not have been more hospitable!! We all agreed that the Spring Hill inn is going to be our special place for all of our annual reunions.

Wow. My wife and I ordered the steak, medium. We waited over an hour for it and when it came, it…read morewas very well-done. No pink at all. We sent it back and asked for medium again but I guess we made the chef paranoid because after another half hour, our steaks came back rare and cold. They even tried to charge us for one of the steaks. We will not be back. It a shame because the atmosphere is so nice.

Really cute, historical home with lots of charm, nested away in a quiet country setting. The owner…read morewas super friendly and greeted us outside right away upon our arrival. We stayed in the Stafford Suite circa 1778, which was an entire suite. (King bed, kitchen with all necessities, bathroom, cozy livingroom filled with games and so on...). I was in the area visiting UConn for the weekend so this was perfect; about 25 mins away. I had two issues with this stay and I will advise if you have ASTHMA or are an extreme ALLERGENIC person this may not be the right place for you. I struggled!!! 1) there's no heat in any rooms. There's individuals small Honeywell heaters in the bedroom and livingroom which take a lifetime to heat up the rooms. The bathroom does have its own heater. I tried leaving the heater on on low during the day while I left so when I came back I could be comfortable but it was turned off when I came back, I'm assuming the owner went there during the day. Since it's the room is technically under the room floors it's colder plus it's October fall in New England, it's generally cold here. 2) the mildew smell in there is very intense. We had to come home and wash everything. The smell was even trapped in my hair, it stunk badly. In order for them to mask the smell, everything is perfumed heavily. The sheets in the bed are heavily scented with whatever it is they use. If you are an ASTHMATIC or just a Plain ALLERGEN individual this May be a major issue for you. I know it was for me. After laying down for a few minutes, i started coughing, my chest hurt, and then shortly after I went into a full blown asthma attack. We then switched pillows from the couch to the bed and I also threw the blanket that was on the couch of the sheets on the bed and that's how I was able to sleep for the days we were there. Thankfully the couch items were not scented. Please be ware! Don't want anyone to suffer the same. Otherwise the place is beautiful, cozy, romantic if your if your looking for that setting and quiet. Can't speak in regards to food ( I ate out).

We had an absolutely incredible stay at An Innkeeper's Place. My family (two adults and two kids,…read moreaged 5 and 2) stayed in the Stafford Suite, which is an absolutely GORGEOUS one bedroom suite with a living area, kitchen with island, and a spacious bathroom. The fixtures were beautiful, the towels were so soft, and there were lots of lovely extras in all of the rooms (white noise machine! lavender bath salts!) The rooms were immaculate and the beds were incredibly comfortable (we typically stay at high-end hotels, and I expect to be a little disappointed in beds when staying at smaller places - not the case here!). I say beds because Danele pulled out the sofa for my son, and I wound up sleeping on it for part of the night - remarkably comfortable! The kitchen had everything we needed if we wanted to cook (we didn't!), including freshly ground (that day!) coffee, and Danele's breakfasts were delicious. When we had a splinter emergency with my youngest, Danele was able to help out with first aid supplies and kid-friendly band-aids. She saved the day! I can't say enough good things about this place. It exceeded my expectations in every way. We are looking forward to coming back again.

We started coming here earlier last year for one of their cool events. This is an elegant,…read morebeautifully appointed & well cared for authentic historic mansion. The owners have put So much into keeping up this gorgeous property and surrounding grounds. It really shows! Today we attended their formal st. Patty's day tea. The presentation is perfection and the food was appropriate and so tasty! A great assortment for all tastes. John gave us a tour. It's huge and every room is so cool! Laura is just lovely. They are so warm and friendly. We LOVE coming here for their events. Don't miss this gem!!

This place is like stepping back in time. Super cute! The owners are super kind and gave me a great…read morebit of insight into the place itself and town. I will absolutely be coming back! The town is awesome and gorgeous. It was the perfect writing and paint getaway for me and my little doggy! It's very special highly recommend!

COVID-19 era review: the goat farm at Carter Hill, the tap room/burgers tavern at Carter Hill, the…read morecute ice cream stand at Carter Hill, the retirement-pasture-for-trucks at Carter Hill. The weddings and gatherings at Carter Hill! This is one cute spot spot to escape during the era of social distancing. The farm stand is actually a (covid closed) tap room at present, so don't go looking for goat soaps right now, but there were plenty cold drinks on tap at Hog's Breath Tavern attached to the B and B, which now has outdoor seating and a line marked with spacing. After Wannamango and wings, we enjoyed strolling the grounds. The Arrigoati Bridge (lol) was a neat sight where we were invited to feed bread to the goats. The gas station you see from the CT Route 66 is neater close up, and the three old trucks on the farm were all fun finds. Hazel, Mitch, and co. were friendly and had their masks, as did most other Carter Hill visitors. Whether you're on the way to or from, it's a great easy on the eyes central/Eastern CT spot to relax...and how many farms have a plane on hand?

Went for bike night with a group of friends. Band Off The TraXx were playing. Sounded great…read more Prices for cocktails were good. Not expensive like so many places similar to this. Bartender was very friendly and quick. We got grilled chicken sandwich, pulled pork sandwich , fries & jalapeno poppers . The chicken was very dry , but the other food was good. Can't wait for the next bike night. They do other events there. Definitely take the time to check it out.

This is a wonderful place to stay. Merry and George, the owners, are a delightful couple who work…read morehard to ensure you have a special stay. There are only two rooms, each having a private bath with shower. Guests have the run of the house, the yard, and the pool and hot tub. Breakfasts can include blueberry pancakes, eggs, or waffles. You need to love animals to stay here as there are three dogs and 2 cats that come into the house, 6 barn cats, and 6 horses. If you have any business in UCONN, this is a great (close) place to stay. It is also close to Willington, Tolland, Ashford, Mansfield, and Coventry. It is around 45 minutes from the airport. It is down a dirt road and is private and beautiful.

A hidden gem! On 8 acres, the whole house has been beautifully restored to its 1722 salt box…read moreorigins, with all modern conveniences added. Two beautiful ponds in the backyard with fountains. I stayed in the Tobacco Valley Suite, which had a Queen bed, a separate sitting room and a private bath. The most peaceful sleep I ever had! Great continental breakfast, wine at night, and the host, Thomas, quietly ensured my stay was perfect. Excellent value! A great location for families, couples or single travelers.

We picked this place on rather late notice and got lucky. The place was very cozy and in very good…read moreshape. The beds were comfortable and we had a massive bathroom with a bathtub. The owners were friendly and welcoming. In the morning we got a delicious and plentiful breakfast cooked "on demand". Also, our wish for late checkout was no problem for the owner. We mainly came for the foliage and for that it is an amazing place - maple trees are all over the place! Just a short drive away is a nice little hike (The Rock House Reservation) as well as a pond with a restaurant right at it. Also, the local pumpkin festival just happened the day we arrived. All over - the perfect place for a cozy weekend getaway.

My boyfriend and I stayed here to enjoy the Brimfield antique flea market for the weekend. The…read moreowners made us feel like family. This place is charming without being stuffy. Breakfast was yummy, our room was clean and cozy... couldn't have had a nicer stay. We've already booked another stay. Highly recommended!

I've stayed in the Rose Room twice over the last 6 months. Brian is easy to communicate with, just…read moresend an email or a text. The cleanliness is pristine, important to me during the pandemic and well, always. The Rose Room is noisy from street traffic so I use a fan. There is no breakfast but an abundance of snacks, coffee, tea and water with fridges in each room.

This place is sooooo cute!…read more I stayed here for one night in the Butterfly Room. Right when I walked in Lorraine greeted me and showed me around, offered me some freshly made brownies and we chatted over the deliciousness. The bathroom attached was amazing. I had a nice soak before dinner and drinks. Lorraine and her husband live there and are amazing hosts. The bed and breakfast is only about 10 minutes away from Bradley Airport and in the quaint town of Suffield. They have a grocery and some restaurants across the street, but little traffic in the neighborhood. It's such a great getaway spot. Breakfast in the morning was also SPECTACULAR. Blueberry pancakes, bacon and eggs, with a fruit salad to start. Lorraine really treats you like family when you stay here. I would be honored to be a guest here again. Thanks so much Lorraine! I loved it.

My daughter and I stopped in this very quaint town on our way home from a road trip to stay at this…read moreB&B and wow, it was absolutely stunning! It is as beautiful on the inside as it is on the outside. Every detail is perfection!! We stayed in the Jane Robbins room and loved every second of it. Everything was so luxurious down to the towels and robes! Breakfast looked as good as it tasted, we only wish we could have eaten more. Olga was very informative and sweet and we told her when we were leaving that we can't wait to return! If given the chance to stay here, please take it. You won't regret it!

This Bed & Breakfast was absolutely DIVINE! Great hosts and the house is straight out of a…read moreFAIRYTALE! When I arrived, the owner Dmitriy answered the door and gave me a tour of the entire house and provided some information on the history of the homes complete restoration. I stayed in early November so Halloween decorations were still up and the fall vibe with the pumpkin decorations really added to the ambience. This place was truly a dream, like a night in a museum -- very pristine, the most comfortable bedding, there were other guests but everyone was quiet and respectful. Also the breakfast, AMAZING -- fresh and elaborate fruit cup, yummy pancakes, fresh squeezed orange juice! I wish I could have come back for Christmas but there is always next year!!