Search Inns in Mystic - New London

"Room were clean and comfortable. Close to the casino."

"The stay was very nice. Although, the staff should inform the customers that they put coupons in the card folder as well. My friend and I went to have a drink at the bar after we arrived. I only took the top key out not seeing the rest of the stuff behind the 2nd key. Noticed it the next morning which one of the slips of paper was for a free appetizer which we also got and paid for. But the staff was very nice and the breakfast was good."

"Well appointed clean room and bathroom. Nice location conveniently located in close proximity to Mystic attractions. The front desk was very friendly, competent, efficient and gave hood advice"

"The place is old and the room smelled. The carpet is very old and smells. The breakfast was basic bottom of the items. Walls are paper thin. Not going back."

"It’s a very nice!"

"The rooms are spacious, clean, and well maintained. While most hotel rooms are a bedroom with a small table & chairs, this is more like a large living room with the bed off to the side. Both the couch and the bed were extremely comfortable. Perfectly located with the Aquarium and village literally around the corner, and the museum under 10 minutes away. The staff is friendly and helpful. Will definitely stay here again."

"The breakfast is absolutely terrible. I’ve been to many hotels with with free breakfast and never seen something so terrible. The eggs were watery and legit had water in the pot. The oatmeal was soupy water. And the Canadian bacon was a piece of ham barely cooked. And the French toast forget about it it’s just a piece of bread that they put some butter on and heated up. And the coffee just gross. Don’t let me mention that restaurant on property it’s nasty. It’s the same cook who makes the breakfast. Half way thrown together food"

"Just ok. Outdated. Uncomfortable beds. Tiny tv. Kinda dingy. Served a purpose for a couple of nights. "

"Front desk staff were excellent - probably the most attentive and accommodating I’ve ever experienced in all my years of travel. I believe the gentleman’s name was Jeramie."