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The country inn has been part of Connecticut’s rustic landscape since time immemorial - whether for putting up stagecoach passengers or romantic modern couples looking for an overnight or two away from the workaday world. Very good inns are thriving in many parts of the state - here’s a sampling from eastern Connecticut.

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The Quiet Corner Gets Cozy Doubling Your Pleasure Bonus Night
The Inn at Woodstock Hill

The Quiet Corner Gets Cozy

In Connecticut’s quiet northeast corner, reserve a spot at one of several historic inns in Woodstock. Options include the B&B at Taylor’s Corner (a 1795 Colonial farmhouse with nine fireplaces) or the Inn at Woodstock Hill (a restored country estate with an onsite restaurant). While you’re in town, get out and explore the area. Woodstock, Pomfret and other towns in the region all offer wonderful country views and the feel of old New England. Ask your innkeeper for ideas.

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The Inn at Woodstock Hill

The Inn at Woodstock Hill
Town of Woodstock

Town of Woodstock
Daniel Rust House

Doubling Your Pleasure

The next day plan to stay at another area inn. Daniel Rust House (a 1731 center-chimney colonial featuring four guestrooms and full breakfast) in Coventry or at the charming Spring Hill Inn in Mansfield, just one mile away from the University of Connecticut.

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Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts

Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts
Slater Memorial Museum

Slater Memorial Museum
Ballard Institute & Museum of Puppetry

Ballard Institute & Museum of Puppetry

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