Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express Rocky Hill Hotel. Minutes from downtown Hartford. Enjoy a relaxing and rewarding stay at the New Holiday Inn Express hotel, a fine standard of comfort and convenience among Rocky Hill, CT hotels. Have a comfortable stay in one of the guest rooms with signature grand beds, 43” LED flat screen television with 180 channel programming. The hotel features free high-speed internet access for multiple devices. Begin your work or sightseeing day with the Express Start Breakfast which serves a complimentary full hot breakfast buffet served daily. Choose a stylish

Just seconds away from shopping, entertainment and all kinds of restaurants. The Red Roof Enfield is renovated with all new rooms, contemporary furniture, new bathrooms with granite countertops, a comfortable easy chair and more. Selected rooms offer microwaves and mini-fridges. All rooms offer free Wi-Fi and superior king rooms offer 42 inch flat screen TVs. Experience our coffeehouse-style coffee and tea. This location offers “On Command Video” with a selection of free TV channels, pay-to-view premium channels, movies, music and games. One well-behaved family pet per room is welcome.

Westport Museum for History & Culture (formerly Westport Historical Society), has been a cultural and educational organization dedicated to preserving, presenting and celebrating the history of Westport since its founding in 1889. Our mission is to continually engage in scholarly research and examination of Westport’s history as part of the larger American story in order to encourage interest in recognizing and preserving the records, relics and historic sites of the Town of Westport and vicinity, thereby encouraging a holistic view of local and national history that is inclusive of the

An essential academic and cultural resource for students, faculty, and residents of the surrounding geographic community and region, the Fairfield University Art Museum (FUAM) offers meaningful opportunities for first-hand experience of original works of art and their unique historical resonance. We foster appreciation of the visual arts; cultivate cultural literacy and critical engagement; conserve, research, and impart knowledge about the collection in accordance with best scholarly and museum practices; and champion human creativity of all cultures and time periods. This large "white cube"

Restored 1865 schoolhouse in use until 1949. Displayed as a schoolhouse of 1900 with teacher’s desk, original sliding chalk board, student desks and books. Tour time: 30 minutes Other amenities: Parking, Parking

Housed in original (c.1935) Civilian Conservation Corps camp building with documents and memorabilia. Exhibits include campsite life, work areas, photographs, equipment, and tools. Tour time: 1 hour

Closed for renovations, Expected to reopen in Summer 2024. Expected to reopen in Summer of 2024, as a museum of Avon's history, including information on the 2019 discovery of the Brian D. Jones Paleo-Indian site along the Farmington River . Tour time: 30 minutes Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Dining nearby, Parking, Parking

Take a tour of Gaylordsville's Brown’s Forge, an authentic blacksmith shop (1871) with original tools and working forge. And don't miss the Little Red Schoolhouse, an authentic one-room schoolhouse (1740) in continuous use until 1967. Tour time: 30 minutes each building

96 units, TV, pets; O pool; truck and bus parking. Other amenities: Parking, Parking

Home of the Rocky Hill Historical Society. An 1803 academy where sea captains learned the theory of navigation when Rocky Hill was a maritime center on the CT river. Displays of archaeology, artifacts, photographs, changing exhibits on Rocky Hill history; Ethel Miner Cooke historical research and genealogical library. Tour time: 45 minutes