My daughter got married at the inn, so the bridal party, my wife and I stayed there. This was the…read morefirst time we ever stayed at a B&B and it was a very pleasant experience. The rooms were extremely clean and spacious, each having their own full bath. The owners, Bob and Maggie, made the wedding and our stay that much more enjoyable. We thoroughly enjoyed having coffee and breakfast with Bob and Maggie in the morning. If you are going to stay in the area try The Inn at Mount Pleasant and enjoy the ambiance and views of the countryside as much as we did!

The Owners are very nice people! Property is amazing. So much history here! My room had its own…read moreseparate entrance from the house which was really nice- Maggie and Bob are so friendly and welcoming! My bed was super comfortable and I have been on the road for a few months and they were kind enough to let me catch up on some laundry! The views at the property are amazing. My words will not do them justice- If you are looking for a place to crash for the night- or a few day getaway- stop here- you won't regret- I didn't! Thanks Bob and Maggie!

I cannot say enough about this fabulous lodge. First of all, it is really beautiful inside and…read morevery clean. My room, #3, overlooked the river. If you want peace and rest, this is the place. My room was minimalistic but very accommodating. To me this was the utimate fishing lodge. Our breakfasts consisted of wonderful cakes, homemade granola, yogurt, fruit, home grown eggs, fresh coffee, tea and assortments of breads and bagels. I hated to leave after 4 glorious days. Hope I can return again soon.

Very pretty setting. The lodge was rustic and beautiful…read more Not good as a place to stay on a business trip. I knew I was in trouble when one of the first things I see are a pair of ear plugs, which I definitely needed since the people in the room below me snored terrible and I could definitely hear them. I couldn't get a hair dryer to save my life. Not fun when you have a plant full of visiting customers and you have the wet look hair style. Was not impressed with the artwork of scantily dressed women. Not my thing at all in a rustic lodge. Absolutely a place designed for men.

I've stayed at my share of B&Bs and Continental Oak was one of the most memorable. An old…read moreelementary school friend and I re-connected after many years and we decided we wanted to go away for a little weekend retreat to catch up. I stumbled along this place online and we were so happy I did! The innkeeper was very gracious and gave great recommendations on local restaurants and activities. It was September/October so we decided we wanted to take a "leaf peeping" drive and so we followed a map and some road signs for magnificent views of the New England fall foliage. We even went over a few covered bridges, that was a first for us! We did wine tastings at local nearby wineries, including Hopkins, which was our favorite. We bought some souvenir wine glasses and a bottle (or three) of wine and enjoyed it at Lake Waramaug -- the most beautiful autumn setting -- not far from home base at Constitution Oak. Bunnell Farm was nearby and they have a great corn maze. You can also stop for fresh produce, pickles and preserves at Freund Farm along the Leaf Peeping route. This B&B is in a great area with lots of local attractions nearby, including historic Litchfield. We stayed in a room upstairs and it was huge! There were 3 beds so we both had our own bed and then some. The bathroom was in the hallway but we were the only guests so it didn't matter. There was a nice dining room with pastries and coffee waiting for us in the morning and a cozy sitting room to unwind.

Beautiful location. Quiet peaceful and serene. Debbie is a lovely hostess. Knows just how to…read morebalance between available and invasive. Room was giant and clean and homey. Everything was spick and span. We will definitely be back!!

I am a sucker for Colonial architecture and rustic farm details and New England charm. I grew up in…read moreConnecticut and moved to NYC, but I go back to the Northwest corner of the Litchfield Hills a few times a year to visit family. This time, I decided to treat myself and rent a car and stay with Mary. What a stellar experience! The house itself is breathtaking, built in 1798 and still retains a great deal of the original structure, including farmhouse ceiling beams, molding, and staircases. The bathroom has a ceramic claw foot tub! On the first floor there is an informal sitting room, a larger living room with a fireplace, and an open layout kitchen nook and dining room with a full dining room table set for breakfast every morning. Mary is up early and offers you coffee, eggs, toast, bacon, fruit, orange juice, whatever you can ask for, she is happy to prepare. During my stay I had delicious blueberry muffins! The house is large, airy and just plain cozy with lots of pillows, furniture, and blankets, but the grounds and gardens were just as delightful and picturesque. There is a large L shaped barn with two additional apartments and a game room, outdoor furniture, a hammock, and plenty of manicured lawn just for taking a stroll. I stayed in the Yellow Room and it was HUGE. I was able to unpack comfortably, spread out in the large bed, plug in my electronics, open some of the several windows, and enjoy the crisp fresh air and invigorating cross-breeze. All this, and more, as a mega added bonus, this bed and breakfast is DOG FRIENDLY, and, Mary does not charge an additional daily fee per pet. She also does not have any breed or weight restrictions. True easygoing country hospitality. My 60 pound mixed-breed rescue pup loved running around in the grass and exploring all the ferns, trees, and wild brush. In terms of payment, Mary accepts credit card, cash, or check, and her rates are incredibly affordable, especially for the area. She is also responsive and super helpful over email and will answer any questions you have prior to booking a room with her. Mary also grew up in the area before moving away and then moving back. She has amazing stories about the town of Goshen and all the farm land. It was one of the most relaxing weekends I've had in a while, and I can't wait to go back.

This B&B is a MUST if you want to truly feel at home and meet other nice people. Mary is…read moreunbelievably accomodating and welcomes you with open arms. Her home is cozy and warm, filled with smells of fresh eggs, bacon and coffee. A GEM of a find tucked in near great wineries and restaurants.

What a great getaway! We live in Connecticut, and had a couple of days free to explore the…read moreNorthwest corner. The Plume House Inn in Thomaston had great reviews, so we called and made reservations. Owners Kay and Don made us feel right at home. Kay is a marvelous cook, and with Don's beehive out back, her breakfasts were hearty and fresh. Plenty of gourmet teas (brewed in your own individual teapot!) and a variety of sweet and savory made the morning meal stand out. We drove around Litchfield and surrounding areas. Hiking is plentiful, and can also recommend the Hickory Stick Bookshop in Washington. We had a late lunch at the Market Place Tavern (built in an old jail!) and loved their selection of drinks, apps, and entrees. Back at the Inn, enjoyed restful sleep both nights. Everything is clean, and decorated beautifully. Highly recommended!!

As a local, I heard that the Plume House Inn bed and breakfast offered afternoon tea experiences,…read moreso I decided to get a gift certificate for my family and I this past Christmas. Over the weekend, we finally redeemed our certificate and had the best time! This is definitely my new favorite spot for an afternoon tea experience. The portions were hearty and I actually left full, unlike other tea experiences I've been to in the past. The owner, Kay, goes above and beyond to take care of your group, and everything is made from scratch by her. The sandwiches feature ingredients grown right in their garden (the cucumber sandwich on rye with her homemade dill spread is delicious!), and the angel biscuits were so fluffy. She prepares everything day of or minutes before, so you're getting it all as fresh as possible, and you can taste the difference! The list of teas is extensive. Kay was nice enough to even give us a tour of the inn, and we will absolutely be recommending them to our friends and family traveling in from out of town. I'll be keeping Plume House in mind as a spot to have a shower as well!

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.

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!!

The location of the bed and breakfast was quiet and quaint. The breakfast was delicious…read more The staff was very nice.

If you are lucky enough to have found this adorable historic inn r then you are lucky indeed! This…read moreis the nicest place we have stayed in our two week New England get-away. Request Rm M-2 and you will be very happy!!

This was such a beautiful experience! Our host Candy was extremely accommodating complete with…read moredelicious gluten free breakfast!!!! Thanknyou!!

We were here to visit our kid at UMass over Parents Weekend and had a very pleasant stay in the…read moreupstairs suite with two bedrooms. The rooms are stocked with snacks and there's some local artwork you can purchase if you like. The upstairs suite doesn't have any kind of a kitchen, though there's a mini-fridge and I believe a microwave, so dishes are bussed out as you use them; don't plan on doing any food prep on your own. The hostess brought breakfast to the room (there's not a common dining room like most B&Bs) and pointed out the local ingredients including eggs from her chickens and vegetables from the garden. This is a real working mini-farm and it's fun to stroll the grounds and see what is going on. And it's VERY close to the northeast corner of the campus; we were able to leave our car and walk to his dorm (Van Meter) in about 20 minutes. Like the website says, the grounds are very rich in animals and there's an extremely friendly cat who wouldn't stay out of our room in spite of the management's desire to keep the premises pet-free. Keep this in mind if you have allergies.