I had the opportunity to stay at Delamar Mystic during the snowstorm this past weekend and I was…read moreimpressed by the atmosphere, the attention to detail, but most of all the level of hospitality from the staff! Everyone was incredibly pleasant and greeted me warmly. The check-in process was quick and straightforward, and it was easy to get to the room. The front desk made sure we knew we could call for anything we need. Later on, it was enjoyable talking to Penny at the front desk while I waited to go into the on-site restaurant (La Plage) for lunch, and she was incredibly sweet and informative of the surroundings area. The room itself was impeccably clean, well-lit with warm lighting, and the housekeeping team clearly pays attention to the little details that make a hotel stay feel next-level luxurious; the bathroom amenities were also high-quality and the shower was superb, nice and hot. And then the view! We were able to see up the Mystic River from our room, which was so serene and enjoyable; perfect for enjoying a coffee or getting a little work done at the table, whatever your need is. When it was time to check out, it was very windy and cold, and Harry was able to use the hotel's VW electric van to escort me to my car in the parking lot, which was deeply appreciated. He stayed to make sure I could get my car out of the lot (since it was just that snowy and slippery) and when my car was having a hard time reversing out of my spot (FWD in the snow), he helped to get me un-stuck. I couldn't recommend staying at Delamar Mystic more. Even though everything was closed and the weather wasn't cooperating, simply staying at the hotel itself is an enjoyable experience.

Wedding time. Beautiful venue…read more The appetizers served as we were eating for the reception dinner were good. Steak entree was good. Cod entree had no flavor. Would stay here but rooms are pricey $500+ night when we were here.

Staff is friendly and great. Membership only. You have to be signed in when you get here. Totally…read morerecommend stopping in and checking out what they have to offer. It's a beautiful venue for reserving for parties and events. Because it's near the water and near the airport.

We had to do a fast wedding for my son and daughter in law since he was going to be active for the…read moreNavy and he sent to Illinois. They help us get this place rent in no time. Very friendly people

This event space is beautiful! I attended a BNI Meeting here the other day and was shocked I had…read moreno idea this place existed. It is a smaller event space, but it could be a great place to have a small wedding, meeting, or party. The fireplace and rustic feel make it so warm and welcoming. There is a cute bar area off to the side. I now really want to know more about this space and have a reason to have an event here.

We hosted our wedding welcome party at Silver Oak in July, 2019 and were thrilled with how…read moreeverything turned out. Maggie, Hannah and Tim were all a delight to work with and were super helpful throughout the process. We loved the vibe of Silver Oak - it is comfortable, yet sophisticated. The beer and wine on top were high quality and we enjoyed that some of the beers were local. I really liked the set up - there are separate areas (couches by the fireplace, dining tables for eating, bar area and outdoor patio) and people could move around easily to socialize. We also hired Luigi's pizza (recommended by Silver Oak) and enjoyed delicious food all night. Everything about the night turned out perfectly and we were thrilled with our event. We highly recommend this spot - it is a hidden gem.

We were a group of four. One person was mid-tour when we arrived. As there is only one docent, she…read morebegan the tour over. We were 3/4 way through our first floor tour when another party arrived. Instead of adding them to the tour, and then covering what they missed, she asked them to wait. The living room is beautiful. Plaster work, beautifully hand painted walls (by a modern artist), elegant furnishings. Photos of the home pre-restoration are showed and discussed in this room. So much work has been done! There are also photos of the family and you learn a bit about them here. We also had the opportunity to ask questions about the home and family. Through this Q&A we discovered in what types of 'shipping' the family were involved. The dining room table displays a variety of period china. The fireplaces on this floor are marble. The dining room light fixture is very interesting, and although not original fits very well and makes a statement. Sadly, the kitchen is not restored for guests to view. There is however a butlers pantry in the dining room displaying more serve ware. An Antarctic research station is named after Captain Palmer and a live feed is shown in the next room as well as several ship models including the one Capt. Palmer was on when he discovered the continent. Information on the gentleman who created these models is also presented. There is a variety of information in this room about Capt. Palmers Antarctic discovery and one of his shipping trades: seal pelts. The short hallway between dining room and this include other items of trade such as Palmer tea and jade. The upper floors are self toured and there are three of them. Stair cases narrow as you ascend. The highest point is a small cupola surrounded by windows with a small bench seat that fits about three. There was a nice breeze with the windows open and long views. The two floors between include bedrooms, 'toilet' rooms, children's play room, fire alarm display, sewing room, office space and storage. Plenty of old furnishings, linens, toys etc. I particularly love the sewing box. Beautiful, intricate work. The price for the two locations is very reasonable and if you have time, are looking for an air conditioned space, love history/architecture/home décor, then this is going to be a nice stop. Free parking is available at the side of the house. Enter at the grand front door. A gift shop is located just inside to the left of the entrance. A restored ice house, storage and out houses are behind the home. I saw no public facilities (but didn't ask). There is a fair amount of land with the home including a small pathway with bench seating along the water on the other side of parking. In July there were plenty of mosquitos. Picnic tables are located behind the research library next to parking. Tickets may be purchased on line through their website as well as at the Stonington light house museum. Stonington residents and historical society member admission is free. Military, senior and first responder discounts are available. July and August the museum is open daily 10am - 4pm. The rest of the year hours are limited - check the website for information.

We visited after being informed that our Stonington lighthouse entrance fee also included entrance…read morehere. It's right down the street Who was Captain Nathaniel B. Palmer? He was credited with discovering Antarctica (whilst hunting for seals) in 1820 at the young age of 21 with a minimal crew. He grew rich and built a stately home in his birthplace of Stonington, CT. After his brothers wife died, Nathaniel and his wife (who were childless) shared the home with his widowed brother and his 4 children. It was great to learn the history of this family and home, feeling transported to another time and imaging what it must have been like. I want to know more. Beautiful furnishings, interesting history and a beautiful setting. Parking is free and plentiful and the grounds are serene and quiet. A great way to spend an hour or so in this quaint town.

Perfect for family. Clean, newly renovated, no rugs in the rooms, great breakfast included. Walking…read moredistance to mystic seaport and other attractions. Front desk staff is amazing!

Perfectly acceptable hotel. Located around the corner from Mystic village and the aquarium, this…read moreis fine if you're coming with a family. Technically can walk to the aquarium and village, however you're really better off by car. Traffic around here and pedestrian walk signs are not forgiving, and there is plenty of parking. Rooms are decently sized and it doesn't cost much to upgrade. Kind of unremarkable otherwise however for this kind of stay that's what you want. Would come again.

Quiet lovely farm we walked through. Fresh produce, merch, trinkets, etc. at their store and then…read moresoaked in some nature at the flower field and little wedding area field it looked like. Free parking and entry!

What a lovely fall dinner. We ate on the porch of a historic mansion on an idyllic farm. The…read moreservice was super attentive and warm. The food was incredible. Small portions but we left feeling satisfied! The cocktails were delicious too!

Beautiful clubhouse, very good food and fabulous service! Christine and Martha went above and…read morebeyond to meet our needs as we were visiting from RI on our vessel. SHYC is a must stop for proper yacht people!

We had our wedding reception here on October 27th. We worked with the manager, Chris Manfredi. He…read morewas SOOOO kind, funny and accommodating to us through the whole process. We sat down and talked about everything my husband and I dreamed about for the reception - and Chris and the SHYC made it all come true. It's a beautiful space. The fireplace was lit, we had a gelato sundae bar set up in the library, and all the rooms were open so our guests had plenty of room. We got to enjoy a sunset over the water through the windows that span the entire length of the club. I am still getting tons of compliments about the food. Chris worked with us to set up stations with made to order steak, pasta, veggies, and bacon scallops that were TO DIE FOR! All of the servers, bartenders, everyone involved was so kind, helpful and in a celebratory mood. It was absolutely perfect and VERY reasonable!! We felt like it was an incredible value for the experience. I can't rave enough. Thank you so much Chris and SHYC!!