Mystic CT House of 1833 Bed and Breakfast Resort Bed and Breakfast - click here to view large high resolution photo

the beautiful fountains and grounds have been created by Robert Palmer Bankel, garden designer and one of the Innkeepers
the beautiful fountains and grounds have been created by Robert Palmer Bankel, garden designer and one of the Innkeepers
 

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House of 1833 Bed and Breakfast Resort Bed and Breakfast
House of 1833 Bed and Breakfast Resort
72 North Stonington Road
Mystic CT 06355-0341
USA
Phone: +1-860-536-6325
Toll-free: +1-800-367-1833
Innkeeper(s)
Robert Palmer Bankel/Evan John Nickles
Rates:
$139 - $495
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Christmas is the most 'magical' of times here at the House of 1833 where tradition reigns supreme with our parade of monumental trees decorated in magnificent antique ornaments. Join us through the month of December (we are open and receive guests even on Christmas Day) through New Year's Day and the beginning of January for this unforgettable, festive annual celebration.the second parlor dazzles guests with its 19th century furnishings, welcoming marble fireplace, crystal chandelier, and Renaissance Revival pier mirror (1870) brought here from the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Boston
the private and romantic Cupola Room boasts an Empire mahogany canopy bed with yards of mauve colored fabric descending from a cathedral ceilingthe magnificent Victorian Suite is a one bedroom, 3 room suite...ideal for an extended stay, executive traveler, or ultra-special occasion
the beautiful fountains and grounds have been created by Robert Palmer Bankel, garden designer and one of the Innkeepers