舊萊姆酒店

Nice room, clean and comfortable

Loved the place , old history in a peaceful surroundings.

We relied too heavily on the reviews in seeking that classic inn feel. Like the cabernet served at the bar, the hospitality was lukewarm. The dynamic was more transactional and aloof than warm and welcoming. We felt the accommodation was more of an appendage than the purpose to the business — shared space with patrons of the restaurant and those with the planning runway to secure a spot at the jazz venue, which we were bluntly assured was fully booked when we arrived. (It was just an innocent enquiry.) The breakfast was de minimus and we had to ask for the obvious - jam, butter, sugar, etc., even fruit that was supposed to be included with the French toast. We asked for local advice on beach venues and, unapologetically, got directed to a beach where only residents can park. As folks who have stayed in many accommodations over the years we also believe guests deserve more than a grubby sport cooler in the lobby for ice, and stains removed from the room chairs unless Thomas Hooker was known to have sat in them. And they should be given the benefit of doubt in leaving a suitable tip instead of an obligatory service charge which, as any economist will tell you, shall succeed in securing suboptimal service (as it did). We arrived as outsiders to Connecticut and after two nights left the Inn with the same sentiment we would have had leaving a chain hotel. Excellent visual proximity to the 95, if that is important.

A wonderful stay. Two things to check, tho. Our A/C on room 11 rattled and made it hard to sleep. Also, bed was very creaky. Besides that, all lovely, all the time.

Great please love the side door best jass