The Red Carpet Inn is located in Stamford and is off Interstate 95. Situated near the beach, we are 1 mile from Chelsea Pier and Cove Island Park, which is located on Cove Harbor. We are pleased to offer a restaurant with a lounge on site. Free wi-fi in public areas, free continental breakfast and free self-parking are also provided. Other amenities include a business center, 24 hour front desk and a computer station. All rooms offer amenities like premium bedding with down comforters, free wi-fi, flat screen tv’s with premium satellite channels. Other amenities included are a work desk, free

Friendly hotel not far from Westchester County and within easy access of shopping, museums, skiing, world class antiquing, and a variety of other activities. Our hotel offers friendly service in a relaxed atmosphere. Stay connected with wireless high-speed Internet access available throughout our hotel and guest rooms. Our front desk and lobby are open 24 hours/day. Our guest rooms are fully equipped with a microwave, mini-fridge, cable TV with HBO, and hairdryer. Sorry, no truck parking is available. At Americas Best Value Inn Danbury, We've Got You Covered from the time you hit the road

At Stepping Stones, play is serious business. We understand that children learn best by doing. Our learning framework is a strong set of foundational ideas that guides the planning of all of the museum’s experiences with exhibits, programs, promotional events and partnerships.

Former private residence of Col. Clarence Wadsworth, landscape designed by the Olmsted brothers. A 19th-century Beaux Art style mansion, located on 103 acres with 3.5 miles of trails. Tour time: 30 minutes

The Buttonwood Tree opened its doors as a storefront bookstore and performance space in Middletown’s North End in 1989. Begun by the first director, Wesleyan alumna Susan Eastman Allison and her husband, the DJ and radio personality, Stephan Allison, it was the first such place in the city. Middletown has and has had many cultural enterprises over the years but The Buttonwood Tree is unique in that company. From its opening it has been a grassroots, avant garde center for all ages, all comers, artists and audiences. Recognized nationally and internationally as a music venue (see Kunle Mwanga)

Clarence C. Wadsworth, noted scholar and linguist, settled in Middletown and embarked on a forty year effort to preserve the natural beauty of Wadsworth Falls. By his will, the land was given to the State of Connecticut in 1942, establishing what is now referred to as Wadsworth Falls State Park. The land was donated to the state for the preservation of the area and providing a variety of recreation opportunities for the citizens of the State of Connecticut. Activities: Fishing: The Coginchaug River runs through the length of the park and is stocked with trout. A fishing license is required for

Two miles of mountaintop resembling a sleeping giant give this park its name, and make it a distinguishing feature on Connecticut's skyline with a designated Trout Park, lookout tower, hiking and nature trails, picnicking. Other amenities: Parking, Picnicking

Mansion sits on 10 acres of beautiful landscape. Exclusive three-room guest suite with bedroom, library/sitting room, game room/kitchen, porch, private entrance.

Oldest house in greater New Haven, constructed between 1684-1700. Post and beam Colonial museum furnished in several periods of past residents. Tour time: 1 hour

The Ridgefield Playhouse is a not for profit 501 (c)(3) whose mission is to present a variety of performing arts to the community and the surrounding area that they can enjoy and experience at a varied price point. The Playhouse presents national and local acts and is the cultural hub for the town of Ridgefield.