Old Lyme Inn

Old Lyme, Connecticut

Old Lyme Inn is a bed & breakfast located in Old Lyme.

Stay where History, Romance and Beautiful Art conspire to help new guests and old friends feel comfortably and immediately at home. Fireplaces and Live Piano Music help warm our Dining Rooms and stir the soul. Old Lyme is located where the mouth of the Connecticut River meets the shoreline of the Long Island Sound. Just off I-95, only 100 hundred miles from New York or Boston.

The Old Lyme Inn is an elegant small hotel, ideal for weekend getaways or an extended stay.

Guests from all over New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania tell us that they think of us as "New England Nearby".

Located directly across the street from the storied Florence Griswold Museum, and just minutes from the Beach, the Inn is also just a half-hour from Mystic Seaport, and fifteen minutes from two large outlet shopping malls. The Goodspeed Opera House is only 15 miles up the Connecticut River Valley in East Haddam, Connecticut. The Mohegan Sun Casino is only a half-hour away, and Foxwoods is just a few minutes farther.

Local dining options close to Old Lyme Inn include Café Flo, Dock 11 Cafe, Morning Glory Cafe, and Nightingale’s Acoustic Cafe.

Old Lyme Inn

85 Lyme Street
Old Lyme, Connecticut, 06371 USA

Tel: (860) 434-2600

Tollfree: (800) 434-5352

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Our thirteen guest rooms are tastefully appointed, each unique and filled with antiques; many have canopy beds. Pets are welcome at the Old Lyme Inn.

Amenities

The days of seafaring yore at Mystic Seaport. Mystic. The Museum of America and the Sea, is the nation's leading maritime museum. Climb aboard historic tall ships, stroll through a re-created 19th-century coastal village, discover stars in the planetarium, see a working preservation shipyard in action, explore exhilarating exhibits, marvel at gardens, daily demonstrations of maritime trades. Connecticut Impressionist Art Trail was established in 1993, this trail is comprised of 12 museums and historic sites around Connecticut where one can view American Impressionist paintings. Old Lyme. The nearly 3,500 aquatic creatures making waves at the Mystic Aquarium & Institute for Exploration. Mystic. The world's first nuclear-powered sub at the USS Nautilus & Submarine Force Museum. Groton. The Nathan Hale Homestead, the humble farmhouse family home of Connecticut's state hero. Coventry. The state-of-the-art Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center. Mashantucket. The Prudence Crandall House Museum, a stop on Connecticut's Freedom Trail where "Little misses of color" were educated. Canterbury. Roseland Cottage, where 19th-century Fourth of Julys were celebrated with guests like U.S. presidents Grant and McKinley. Woodstock.

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