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Regardless of the season you will find your stay at The Maples Inn most enjoyable. The turn-of-the-century inn is reminiscent of a quieter and romantic period. Entering the reception there is a relaxing warm atmosphere to welcome you - the woodburning fireplace, ancestral portraits and tasteful appointments. During the warmer months our guests are invited to gather on our wicker-filled wrap-around porch.
Regardless of the season you will find your stay at The Maples Inn most enjoyable. The
turn-of-the-century inn is reminiscent of a quieter and romantic period. Entering the reception there is a relaxing warm atmosphere to welcome you - the woodburning fireplace, ancestral portraits and tasteful appointments.

During the warmer months our guests are invited to gather on our wicker-filled wrap-around porch.
 

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Maples Inn Bed and Breakfast
Maples Inn
179 Oenoke Rdg
New Canaan, CT 06840-4194
USA
Phone: +1-203-966-2927
Fax: +1-203-966-5003
Innkeeper(s)
Tom & Anastasia
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$95 - $290
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We feature four-poster, canopied queensize beds, and our rooms are decorated with antiques and furnishings from the owner's private collection. The Inn has successfully blended the ambience of a bygone era with modern conveniences such as high speed internet, private telephones, air conditioning,and cable television. We provide a continental breakfast which is included in the room rate. We will be happy to fulfill any special dietary need upon request.Enjoy the intimate ambiance of our Historic New England country inn, relax in front of a roaring fire, enjoy our welcoming wrap-around porch and indulge in all the comforts of home.
We feature four-poster, canopied queensize beds, and our rooms are decorated with antiques and furnishings from the owner's private collection. The Inn has successfully blended the ambience of a bygone era with modern conveniences such as high speed internet, private telephones, air conditioning, cable television and mini-refrigerators.Regardless of the season you will find your stay at The Maples Inn most enjoyable. The turn-of-the-century inn is reminiscent of a quieter and romantic period. Entering the reception there is a relaxing warm atmosphere to welcome you - the woodburning fireplace, ancestral portraits and tasteful appointments.
We feature four-poster, canopied queensize beds, and our rooms are decorated with antiques and furnishings from the owner's private collection. The Inn has successfully blended the ambience of a bygone era with modern conveniences such as high speed internet access, private telephones, air conditioning, cable television and mini-refrigeratorsThe Maples Inn is happy to help its guests host many types of events, from wedding parties, rehearsal dinners, brunches, to reunions and gatherings, for up to 120 (weather permitting).
Regardless of the season you will find your stay at The Maples Inn most enjoyable. The turn-of-the-century inn is reminiscent of a quieter and romantic period. Entering the reception there is a relaxing warm atmosphere to welcome you - the woodburning fireplace, ancestral portraits and tasteful appointments. During the warmer months our guests are invited to gather on our wicker-filled wrap-around porch.The Inn harkens back to a time over 100 years ago, when it was built as a summer retreat for the urban dwellers of the big city, New York. With its long-since-gone hedgerow and tennis courts, it was the playground of those who visited here. In the early 1900’s, it was renamed the Hamilton Hotel, and began its legacy as an inn. Around 1903, the Hamilton suffered damage due to a fire and the entire building was razed and rebuilt on the same footprint. It was renamed The Hampton Inn. In 1904 the proprietors petitioned the town for a permit to serve alcoholic beverages, which the town elders, in their infinite wisdom, refused since the zoning requirements of that time prevented the dispensing of spirits within proximity of any religious places of worship.
Regardless of the season you will find your stay at The Maples Inn most enjoyable. The turn-of-the-century inn is reminiscent of a quieter and romantic period. Entering the reception there is a relaxing warm atmosphere to welcome you - the woodburning fireplace, ancestral portraits and tasteful appointments.