This is a supercharger located in a parking lot across from a couple of businesses. There's about…read more12 chargers or so. There were plenty of spots open when we went. It's a great spot to have it because it's close to the heart of Mystic; great for locals and tourists alike. We filled up here after arriving for the weekend. Overall, a nice and spacious charging station.

The Tesla Superchargers are behind the Cumberland Farms gas station…read more There were plenty of open bays when I arrived. Once connected to the charger, I went inside to use the facilities. Very clean store and friendly staff. There is no need for a full charge, I only needed enough to get to my destination. Once I leave, my return trip had me stop in Connecticut for another 5 minutes of supercharging. It cost me less than $15 bucks in total to drive roundtrip from Bridgeport CT to Providence RI. Huzza!

Tesla Superchargers are popping up everywhere, with electric vehicles rising in popularity. It…read morefirst came out in 2012. It's a Tesla fast charging electric vehicle network found worldwide with approximately 6,700 stations. It is billed by the amount of electricity consumed via the app; idle fees will incur for idling the vehicle after it is completely charged. This particular one has 8 stalls and is located on the side of the liquor store. It's at one of the entrances and exits of the plaza, which makes it convenient. The amount of time to charge depends on the vehicle; ours took about 50 minutes since it was about 5 degrees out and we needed a full charge. When we went on a Monday morning, all the stalls were open. Overall, a nice charging station with some amenities nearby, such as a Dave's Marketplace.

My wife and I booked two nights here rather than staying at Foxwoods while traveling through New…read moreEngland. The home was built in the late 1700's, and is beautifully appointed with period antiques and art. So cool. Even though the home is a few decades old, the towels, sheets, soap and even the toilet paper is high end! Breakfast was incredible. Charlotte called the night before we arrived and asked what we would like. My wife had delightful Eggs Benedict, and I had scrambled eggs, and the best bacon ever! The grounds are expansive. Plenty of room to enjoy the huge house, or one of the many outdoor spaces. The views of the rolling hills would make an instagrammer blush. I can't wait to stay here during the holiday season.

We stayed at Heavitree over a holiday weekend for our Anniversary- it was truly amazing! The house…read morewas built in the 1770s, and its decorated to the time period. The grounds are beautifully maintained, it was so peaceful to drink coffee sitting out on the rock wall overlooking the hillside of Christmas trees. Charlotte was a perfect host, friendly, hard working, and makes a delicious breakfast! Highly recommend the basement room, so big and comfortable! We plan on returning to pickup a Christmas Tree!

My husband and I have been coming to Mohegan Sun for the past 25 years. The decor is stunning,…read morestaff is friendly, spa is a favorite, restaurants are good. So why 3 stars. For many years we've had problems with the AC in our room. It seems to go into some kind of eco mode during the night. It only runs if there's movement in the room which is not ideal if trying to sleep. on numerous occasions we've complained. Engineering has come to our room and sometimes they would bypass the conservation mode. On this last visit I went to the front desk the morning after our first night and they did admit people do complain. We had booked a 3 night stay but left after two. Neither my husband or I could bear another night of getting on and off the bed to get the AC going. So we came home with a fuller wallet because our play time was cut short. Guys, this is penny wise pound foolish. Shame on Mohegan Sun for not ensuring sleeping comfort for their guests.

Love coming to the casino because there's everything that you could want in one spot…read more Food, clothing, gambling, drinks, shows you name it! We typically come for dinner before a concert or a convention event. I really like the pop up bar that they have on the second floor with different themes every few months. The restaurants and food places are plentiful from coffee, to breakfast deserts and everything in between

Eight charging stations plenty of parking plenty of shops to visit while you're here…read more Car is fully charged in 45 minutes Total. Less than $17 and I will have 300 miles. I use to pay $50 a week to fill my tank with gas.

We'd heard from friends that Shipwright's Daughter in Mystic was a must-try. Wow, were they right…read more From the warm greeting at the door to the beautiful decor, the experience started strong. We were seated at a lovely table for two overlooking Main Street - watching people stroll by from that elevated perch behind glass felt almost cinematic. The real star of the show was the food, which is ultimately what you're there for, and it delivered. The menu offers plenty of options without being overwhelming. I started with the Crispy Pig's Head as an appetizer - a bold choice that turned out to be outstanding. For my entrée, the bucatini with seacoast mushrooms, sherry, parmesan, mushroom cream, and fine herbs was perfectly cooked, and carried a subtle but deeply flavorful sauce. And the housemade sourdough with poblano honey butter? Absolutely outstanding. To be fair, our server took a little time to warm up but found their footing and gave us everything we needed. Parking in Mystic on a busy weekend night can also be a challenge and expensive. Neither is reason enough to skip this one. Ship Wright's Daughter is exactly the kind of restaurant Mystic deserves. Don't wait for a special occasion -- just go.

I really didn't want to write this review, but potential patrons should know what they can expect…read morewhen working with the event staff at Shipwright's Daughter - if they plan to have a private dining experience and event there. My husband and I got married last December. We decided we would hold off on celebrating with our family and invite everyone out from California to join us for a weekend full of activities in Connecticut and a special dinner at Shipwright's Daughter during Memorial Day weekend. We contacted the restaurant's events team to work out high level details starting in late January - to book a private room and hold a date and time. From the get go, the communication we received from the event staff was dismal to say the least. Not only did the events manager misquote the estimate for the room reservation, she came back and asked for a much higher price (up charging by an additional 30% of the original minimum fee) two months after we confirmed and discussed the date. She then explained it was due to the holiday weekend. Our date had never changed from the moment we inquired, so we would have appreciated knowing this upfront. Over the course of several months (and an absurd number of emails and a few calls), we tried to solidify the menu and wine selection and made multiple attempts before hearing back from the team. It was about two weeks before the big event when we were able to confirm a menu. It was about four days before the event that we heard back from the beverage director, but by then, my husband and I had already decided we would bring our own wine bottles, not wanting to leave it to chance with this team. I won't go into further details about the frustration we felt regarding their system for communications (they use an internal system that doesn't make it easy for guests to know who is copied on emails and who sees what). That is something I hope they will work out. When the big day came, I walked into the room and noticed there were a number of chairs missing, so I counted the chairs. They had an incorrect number of chairs for adults and not enough high chairs for the toddlers. We had requested a specific number of these chairs (weeks prior and mentioned it multiple times in writing), and I thought it was safe to assume that this was a basic checklist item for events set up. I was dumbfounded in the moment. I couldn't help but wonder what else they were going to miss or mess up that evening. It was disappointing to have our family members wait while the staff scrambled to pull other chairs into the room. From the time it took to take everyone's order from the set menu, the time between courses being served, and the attentiveness for pouring water and wine - all of it was a miss. The level of hospitality that we expected from a restaurant so recognized for its incredible food and approach to sustainable sourcing was completely overshadowed by the lack of attention and care by its staff - since day one of planning this event. Even a few of our family members commented on this during the dinner. At the end of the day, we felt like an obligation rather than welcomed guests, and that is mainly why I'm leaving this review. We had been patrons of Shipwright's a couple of times prior to this event, which is why we chose this establishment - to represent the best that Connecticut has to offer, when it comes to a dining experience we could vouch for. We no longer feel that we can recommend this restaurant. If you care about hospitality, I would recommend looking elsewhere.

I attended a conference at University of Connecticut in May, 2024. The conference website mentioned…read morethis place as a place to stay among others and I decided to stay here. I stayed in the Zzz room for a night. The hosts, Paul and Bette, are wonderful. Their two cats are very cute as well. The room and bathroom were very clean and the bed was very comfortable---I had a great night's sleep. The outside is very picturesque--the porch has a fantastic view of trees and flowers (in the spring). The breakfast, prepared by Paul, was plentiful and fantastic. Paul served rye bread and scone baked by him. The house is more than 300 years old and listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The stay was very reasonably priced. Overall, I had a fantastic stay and would gladly stay there if I go back that way.

Bette and Paul were the quintessential B and B hosts. After being instantly greeted at the door,…read morewe enjoyed a short tour of their beautiful property and soaked in the details of its history. We enjoyed the whimsical and antique decor as well as the handmade quilts--most of which were stiched by Bette herself--which added to the cozy atmosphere. Breakfast consisted of a delightful mix of fruits drizzled with cream and accented by fresh mint leaves, French toast, caramelized bananas and traditional scones. Hot coffee, tea, and orange juice were available in copious amounts and the morning conversation with the hosts and other guests was lovely. Thank you! Hope to be back!

This library is amazing, especially for children. The children's area is packed with books and toys…read morefor all ages. The programs are great and all of the staff are so kind and welcoming.

I have visited libraries in RI and CT and I love that my parents live close to this one. For kids…read morethey have the best area, away from the adult section with plenty of books, computers and toys. They have events almost everyday and really try to get the community involved. A great selection of movies for adults and kids alike. Books and magazines galore along with an adult computer area where you can get online and print out what you need (for a small fee). This library can request books from within the seconn system (southeast Connecticut) interlibrary and they will notify you when you can come pick up your holds. A wonderful place to occupy the kids on a rainy day or even come read some books for summer. The hours are good and the staff is always helpful.