Hotels near Litchfield Town Beach in Litchfield

This property is wonderful. The attention to detail is top notch. The rooms were very thoughtfully decorated. I was prepared to be fairly disconnected, but I am so glad to have been wrong. You know those high end hotel properties? I think those groups would do well to pay a visit to the Litchfield Inn and see taste, comfort, value, and tech functioning seamlessly. If I ever have reason to be back in the Greater Hartford area, The Litchfield Inn will be where you will find me!

I am very particular about EVERYTHING and I was pleasantly surprised with our stay at the Days Inn in Torrington. Everything exceeded our expectations. The hotel is affordable and conveniently located, the room was very clean and quiet, and the staff courteous. The parking lot is well lit at night and the building has 24 hr. security surveillance on the inside lobby area, hallways and the entire premises. If you’re an early riser, the lobby has a cozy little cafe area available for a quick cup of Joe before checkout in the morning. A loud shout out to Shelley (3rd shift) and Linda (2nd shift) who work at the front desk. They both made us feel right at home and were very accommodating. P.S. Kindness is contagious. Thank you!

Located in Morris, this apartment is a 5-minute drive from Camp Columbia State Park and 5 minutes from Tapping Reeve House and Law School. This apartment is 3.4 mi (5.4 km) from White Memorial Conservation Center and 3.5 mi (5.6 km) from Litchfield Historical Society Museum.This smoke-free apartment offers complimentary parking nearby.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in this air-conditioned apartment, featuring a kitchen with an oven and a stovetop.

When I was first doing research on places to stay for my birthday weekend, I knew I wanted to find something that was peaceful, a little ways away from home (New York City!), and just had that special quality - so, of course, I prioritized bed and breakfasts, and that's when I found Manor House Inn. Not only did it check all of my boxes (beautiful and homey, spacious, private but still personal), Kathy, the innkeeper, went above and beyond to make my birthday a special experience. She made a special breakfast for me in the morning, recommended some local spots, and just overall made it feel like a one-of-a-kind experience. I couldn't be happier with this place. It feels like stepping into your favorite novel on the English countryside. Plus, it's close to a number of nearby spots, both in nature and in the neighboring cities - a little something for everyone on a quiet weekend away. Thank you, Kathy - 10/10, will recommend to anyone and everyone!

We've stayed in the White Hart before, and have always loved the ambiance, rooms, and food. However this time was so disappointing. We stayed in room 32, which was a lower level King bed suite in the separate cottage. The room itself was lovely. However, I would never stay here again. Starting in the early evening, and then again first thing in the morning, every single footstep in the upstairs room could be heard as though it was a herd of elephants. We finally called the front desk, who tried to help, and when the upstairs guests did not answer their phone, the staff member came over to knock on their door. They did have children who must have been constantly in motion, although the guests denied it. They may not have realized that in such an old buidling, every step can be heard below, and even when told, did not think it appropriate to try and restrain their children. While the hotel staff expressed their apologies (in the evening, and again when I mentioned it at checkout), nothing was done. Recognizing that guest behavior is out of the control of management, these upper floor rooms should not allow young children (unless some sort of sound proofing is added). These rooms are not inexpensive, and for a special evening away, we were sorely disappointed. Update: Mgmt did recognize our suboptimal experience and refunded us a portion of our stay, which was the appropriate response for an inn of their quality.

When you are spending a LOT of money on one night in a special inn in the beautiful Connecticut countryside, you expect excellent service. And you hope for a relaxing night with no stress. Unfortunately, on our first visit to the Mayflower Inn, we did not receive it. Upon arriving and checking in we were told we were in a building across the street. The staff member offered to walk us across but as we only had two small bags and didn't need help, we asked which building? She pointed to the one on the left. We walked up (in snow and wind) and could not find Room 10 anywhere. My spouse walked back down to the front desk and asked for better directions to Room 10. The clerk said, ”oh! You haven't been to your room yet? Did you go down to the basement?” Obviously not. Another staff member then pointed out the correct building, on the right and we were able to access our room. Room 10 is two rooms, a large living area with fireplace and large bedroom with fireplace. Two large bathrooms and a patio complete the space. Very pretty decorations and comfortable. Odd placement of the TV, not over the FP in front of the sofa. You have to turn and align to the left to watch it. We were very off put by the large beetle in one toilet. We couldn't figure out how it got there until the next morning when we saw a swarm of lady bugs on the curtain next to the toilet. Eww. We dined at the Inn and had a lovely experience. However, we were quickly brought back down to earth, when we walked up to our room (on a path only partially cleared of ice and snow) to find our room key did not work! Note: they are very proud to explain the keys have no numbers on them for security reasons. My spouse trudged back down to the front desk, they gave him another key-he walked back through the cold...and new key also does not work. At the point we are irritated and cold. We call the front desk and they promise to send someone. it was about 25 minutes of being unable to gain access to our room before a maintenance man was able to unlock the door. The next day they delivered a key to the spa while we worked out. We had to laugh when that key didn't work either! You would think for $1800 for one night, service would be top notch and bend over backwards to ensure your stay is excellent. They didn't. We even explained our displeasure at the key situation and received a shoulder shrug in response. We work hard for our money and really had been looking forward to a stress-free stay. We did not get it. Overall not impressed with the Mayflower Inn and certainly don't consider it a 5 star hotel.

We had a queen bed with a sofa pullout. The queen bed was uncomfortable & more like a full. The sofa bed appeared to be broken & we could not sleep on it. 2 of us got no sleep due to the sofa bed. Our phone in the room was also not working when we tried to contact the front desk. Very nice staff, but room was horrible.

The shower could NOT GET WARM. Discovered the faucet had been put on incorrectly - arrow pointing to warm was cold water, etc. - but the hot water was still VERY cool and came out at diminished stream - a medium trickle. I ended up just washing my hair, bent over so it wouldn't freeze my body. I had a business meeting an hour later. Checking out, I was not offered any reduction in price, or even a free breakfast. IT WAS A HORRIBLE SITUATION!!! (Room was nice though, and very clean.)

Not bad, the room is large, the check-in and check-out procedures are very convenient.

Nice hotel in town close to the highway. We only stayed over night and had no issues or complaints. There is a Starbucks and cafe for breakfast by we never seem to like it so we go elsewhere. The town is a little run down and seedy looking so not quite sure what there is to do here.