SteamPunk Bunk House and Intergalactic Way Station
Guest rating: 5.0 / 5
Overview
SteamPunk Bunk House and Intergalactic Way Station is a themed farm-stay style vacation home apartment in Windham County, Connecticut. Set in an imagined-history 1825 farmhouse, it leans into steampunk details and playful “intergalactic” touches while keeping nature close—guests can feed goats, walk trails, and enjoy the property views.
Apartment layout
The guest space is a full, private apartment with one bedroom that sleeps 2 plus a living room pull-out sofa that sleeps 2 more. It includes a full bathroom with a tub, along with a sun porch and a separate deck for taking in the grounds. Access is via a second-floor walk-up with a full flight of outdoor stairs.
Kitchen, comfort & essentials
The apartment is set up for self-catering with a kitchen that includes an oven/stove and microwave, plus cable TV and free Wi‑Fi. Comfort features include air conditioning and heating, and the property is smoke-free. A washer is available for longer stays.
Parking & practicalities
Free parking is available on site. To conserve water and keep costs flexible, guests are encouraged to bring their own sheets and towels; linens can be provided for a $20 fee if requested.
What’s nearby
For dining out, options in the area include ANYA (about 2.6 km) and Mill Town Grill (about 2.9 km), plus restaurants such as Elizabeth's Farmhouse, The Hare & The Hound, Blackstone Putnam, and Thai Basil within roughly 6–9 km. Nearby activities mentioned for the wider area include Harrisville Golf Course, Mohegan Bowl, TriState Speedway, Martha's Herbary, Thompson International Speedway, and Skydive Danielson. Regional airport access includes Worcester Regional Airport (about 33 km) and Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport (about 46 km), with Bradley International and Boston Logan farther out.
Best for
This property best suits couples or small groups who want a distinctive, themed stay with a full kitchen, laundry, and outdoor space for a longer visit. It’s also a strong pick for travelers who prefer a rural, activity-friendly setting—trails, goats, and area attractions like speedways and golf are part of the appeal. Guests who value practical comforts like A/C, heating, free Wi‑Fi, and free parking will find it well-equipped.
Travel tips
Plan for stairs: the apartment is a second-floor walk-up with a full outdoor flight, which can affect luggage planning and mobility needs. If you want linens provided, arrange it in advance—otherwise bring your own sheets and towels to avoid the $20 fee. Dining is not on-site, but several restaurants are within a short drive, including ANYA and Mill Town Grill.
What guests say
Reviews highlight the apartment as comfortable and well-suited to trips where guests want a place to cook and sleep, with the amenities to support longer stays. Guests also note a friendly host and enjoy discovering playful, unexpected details throughout the themed space. The overall impression is of a practical, self-catering setup that still feels distinctive and fun. No consistent negative themes are reflected in the provided review excerpt.
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