All rooms are non-smoking mini-suites with complimentary deluxe hot breakfast. The hotel has a fitness center, parking, business center, wireless internet access and indoor heated pool. Other amenities: Coffee maker in room, dining nearby, elevator, free newspapers, iron/ironing board in room, laundry, maid service, microwave in room, parking, shopping nearby

Life-size bronze statue of Master Sergeant Homer L. Wise, awarded the Medal of Honor on June 14, 1944 and one of the most decorated soldiers of World War II. The statue also honors those who served and the thousands who made the supreme sacrifice for their country during World War II and subsequent wars. The statue is six feet and seven inches tall and created by sculptor Janice Mauro of Redding, Connecticut. Master Sergeant Home L. Wise was one of the most decorated soldiers of World War II. For heroism, he was awarded the Medal of Honor, the nation's highest and most revered military honor

We are an independent craft brewery based out of the American Velvet Mill in Stonington, CT, now open at a 2nd facility in Groton, CT. Officially considered a Microbrewery, our combined 1,085 gallon/35 BBL brew houses proudly produce a wide variety of brews each year – from our tried and true favorites to our experimental small batch brews. We make the most of our smaller production size by focusing on innovation and creativity – regularly putting our heads together to come up with something fresh, exciting and unexpected for our customers.

Travel in safety and comfort on the national rail service connecting 500 destinations in 46 states. Amtrak’s Northeast Regional runs between Washington, D.C’s Union Station, New York City's Penn Station and Boston, Massachusetts with stops along the shore. It also links in New Haven with service to Hartford and Springfield, Massachusetts. Visit Connecticut with a friend on Amtrak Northeast Regional and save. Go to Amtrak's promotions/deals page , and select "Northeast" to see their offerings The Northeast Corridor has daily arrivals to Mystic, New London, Old Saybrook, New Haven, Bridgeport

The Stony Creek Museum celebrates the rich history of a Connecticut shoreline village, which grew out of the pink granite underlying its soil. The quarries in the area provided stone for the foundation of the Brooklyn Bridge, the Statue of Liberty and the facades of many Manhattan Skyscrapers. Immigrants arriving throughout the world to work the quarries formed a diverse and eclectic community. Other attractions show in the exhibits include the well known Stony Creek Fife and Drum Corps, historic fire fighting equipment, and puppets from the Weil family Sicilian puppet collection. A century

Built in 1834 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The inn has a restaurant and Tap Room; accommodations were designed by Bunny Williams. Four rooms each with separate seating areas. There are tales of it once being a brothel, but a ghostly presence has been claimed over the years. Room amenities include desk, free wireless internet, flat-screen television with cable, complimentary newspaper. Other amenities: Parking, Special Packages

Full-scale theatrical productions, dance presentations, concerts, classical piano series, and children's theater series. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1884, the Thomaston Opera House is a point of pride for area residents and the many people who participate in productions each year. The building itself serves as the centerpiece for the town of Thomaston. Once inside one cannot help but admire the beautiful craftsmanship found throughout the auditorium. These are not the only attributes of the Thomaston Opera House though. Many of its recent accolades are for the

Seven bedroom waterfront Victorian mansion located on scenic Bashan Lake. A perfect setting for family vacations and reunions. Other amenities: Microwave in room, Washer/dryer

A French/American restaurant and catering kitchen, Meli-Melo has been serving up fresh, innovative, homemade cuisine in the heart of Greenwich since 1993. Their commitment to using only the freshest ingredients stems from their deep and extensive roots in the culinary industry. From the kitchen chegs to the serving staff, they are passionate, knowledgeable and enthusiastic about providing the tastiest and finest dishes made from scratch in both the eatery and catering division. The vast selection of juices, crepes, soups, sorbets, ice cream, sandwiches and salads reflect the restaurant's name

We create Real Food and Brew Real Beer To Satisfy Real People Other amenities: Parking, Salmon Brook, Outdoor Deck, Full Bar, Real Food Menu, Special Events, Dine in, Takeout, Delivery, Corporate Events, Business Events, Familiy Events, Elopements