Lost Fox Inn
571 Torrington Rd, Litchfield, CT 06759, Litchfield, United States
Guest rating: 4.8 / 5
Overview
Lost Fox Inn is a highly rated inn in Litchfield, Connecticut (public rating 4.8/5 from 154 reviews). Guest feedback highlights a strong sense of style and atmosphere across the property, along with notably friendly, helpful service. The address is 571 Torrington Rd, Litchfield, CT 06759.
Rooms & Comfort
Guests frequently describe rooms as very clean and positioned as “high end,” with thoughtful comfort details noted in some stays, including deep soaking tubs (with lavender bath salts) and fireplaces. Some units are reported to have individual temperature controls and, in at least one case, a larger suite-style layout with multiple rooms and bathrooms. A recurring consideration is noise: the inn’s setting on a busy road can bring steady traffic sound, and certain areas (including a “Schoolhouse” stay described in reviews) may feel less private or be more affected by nearby foot/vehicle activity.
Dining
On-site food and drinks are a standout in guest feedback, with the restaurant/tavern experience repeatedly praised. Complimentary breakfast is mentioned positively, and breakfast is served in the tavern setting. Some reviews note the breakfast offering may be similar day-to-day.
Location & Nearby Things To Do
The inn sits within reach of outdoor attractions and local culture around Litchfield. Nearby points of interest include Topsmead State Forest (~3.8 km), KidsPlay Children’s Museum (~4.0 km), Sunset Meadow Vineyards (~4.2 km), and the Litchfield Historical Society (~4.5 km). For bigger day trips, guests can also reach White Memorial Conservation Center (~7.7 km), Bantam Lake (~10.1 km), Burr Pond and Burr Pond State Park (~11.3–11.4 km), Mohawk Mountain Ski Area (~14.2 km), and Lake Waramaug (~18.9 km).
Best for
Lost Fox Inn is best suited to couples and weekend getaway travelers who prioritize design-forward ambiance, strong service, and an on-site restaurant/tavern with well-liked food and drinks. It also works well for outdoors-oriented visitors planning time at nearby forests, lakes, and parks (and winter visitors targeting Mohawk Mountain Ski Area). Light sleepers may want to plan carefully, as reviews mention road noise and, in some building areas, reduced privacy and nighttime sound disruption.
Travel tips
If you’re sensitive to sound, consider requesting a quieter room and confirm the building/location of your room at check-in, since reviews mention traffic noise and some units being noisier than others. Plan time for nearby nature and day trips: Topsmead State Forest and KidsPlay Children’s Museum are within about 4 km, while Mohawk Mountain Ski Area is roughly 14 km away. Breakfast is complimentary per guest reports, and the on-site tavern is a central part of the stay experience.
What guests say
Reviews consistently emphasize excellent staff service, a strong decorative aesthetic, and a memorable on-site dining experience for both food and drinks. Cleanliness is a repeated highlight, and some guests call out romantic comfort touches such as soaking tubs, bath salts, and fireplaces. The most common drawback mentioned is noise—both from the inn’s busy-road location and from certain units that may feel less private or be disrupted by nearby activity. A smaller theme is that, while the look and feel are elevated, some details and consistency can fall short of a truly luxury, five-star standard for the price.
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