The Spa at Norwich Inn - Norwich, CT

Located on an expansive 42 acre property in Southeastern Connecticut, The Spa at Norwich Inn is an intimate retreat and home to an elegant, full-service spa. With one hundred guestrooms, suites and semi-private villas, The Spa at Norwich Inn is both ample and accommodating. Our spa offers a wide selection of services, ranging from traditional massages to specialized treatments designed especially for our clients. Relax in Ascots, the Inn’s Pub and dine in Kensington’s, our gourmet restaurant. Local attractions include Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun Casinos, golf, Mystic seaport and more. Be pampered, soothed, relaxed, and renewed in the privacy and peace of the Connecticut Woods.

Four Points by Sheraton Meriden

Conveniently situated at the midpoint between New Haven and Hartford, the Four Points by Sheraton Meriden offers the ideal accommodations for business and leisure travelers alike. With a recent $4-million restoration, we’ve transformed the Four Points by Sheraton Meriden into the premier alternative to the typical Hartford and New Haven hotels.

Center for Contemporary Printmaking

Founded in 1995, the Center for Contemporary Printmaking was established to support and encourage serious emerging and professional artists in the creation of original prints and to educate the community to a better understanding and appreciation of prints and the process of printmaking. It offers both an historic and contemporary view of printmaking, encouraging traditional techniques as well as modern technologies.

The Morgan Inn

This 1928 elegant colonial takes you back to the simple life of the early 1940's. Themed to sheet music, our five guest rooms feature TV, A/C, and private baths. The main room offers a wood burning fireplace surrounded by comfortable chairs, historical collectibles, and antiques. Our inn is located minutes from the Mystic Seaport, the Rhode Island beaches, and the casinos. We offer an experience. "More Than Just a Room!" It's like visiting the past.

Stanley-Whitman House

Welcome to the 18th-century in Farmington, Connecticut. Come visit the museum to see how people in 18th-century Farmington lived, worked, and played. Visit our pages to learn more about Colonial life in New England from 1642 to 1810. See our online tour and our newly listed winter, spring & some summer programs! We have programs listed until July! Check out our Calendar of Events for fun things to do for you and your family!