The Connecticut River Valley Inn
2195 Main St, Glastonbury, CT 06033, Glastonbury, United States
4-star hotel
Guest rating: 4.1 / 5
Overview
The Connecticut River Valley Inn is a 4-star bed-and-breakfast-style property in Glastonbury, Connecticut, set in an elegantly restored 1740s building. It’s positioned as a modern, romantic stay with suites, and is accented by artwork and gardens. The inn is small—reported by guests as having just five rooms—creating a quieter, more intimate atmosphere.
Suites & character
Accommodations are described as modern suites within a historic setting, blending period architecture with updated styling. Guests frequently highlight the decor as a standout, noting an overall polished, carefully designed feel. With so few rooms, the experience can feel more private than a typical larger hotel.
Food & hosting
Breakfast is repeatedly mentioned as a highlight in guest feedback, alongside hospitality. Reviews also point to strong attention to detail from a small but dedicated staff team. On-site amenities are not otherwise documented, but the inn’s grounds are consistently noted as part of the appeal.
Location & nearby culture
The inn sits on Main Street in Glastonbury and provides convenient access to Hartford-area museums and historic sites. Notable attractions within roughly 8–10 km include the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art (~8.1 km), Connecticut Science Center (~8.0 km), Connecticut's Old State House (~8.3 km), Connecticut State Capitol (~8.7 km), and The Mark Twain House & Museum (~10.0 km). Closer options include Old Wethersfield (~4.0 km) and the Webb Deane Stevens Museum (~3.7 km), with Dinosaur State Park (~7.5 km) also nearby.
Best for
This inn is best for couples and travelers seeking a romantic, restorative escape in a historic setting, with gardens and art-forward decor frequently praised by guests. It also suits culture-focused visitors who want to explore Hartford-area museums and landmarks within about a 10 km radius, while returning to a quieter, small-scale property.
Travel tips
Because the inn is a small five-room property, it may feel more personal but can also have limited availability—planning ahead is wise. Many major attractions (like the Wadsworth Atheneum, Connecticut Science Center, and the Old State House) are clustered around Hartford, roughly 8–10 km away, so having a car or arranging rides can make sightseeing easier. Consider pairing nearby historic Old Wethersfield (~4.0 km) with Hartford museums for a full day of local history and culture.
What guests say
Guest feedback consistently emphasizes a relaxing, scenic atmosphere, with the location and grounds described as especially appealing for an escape. Decor and overall presentation are commonly highlighted, aligning with the property’s art-accented positioning. Breakfast is a recurring positive, and hospitality is frequently called out as a strength. Reviews also note the inn’s very small scale (about five rooms), which contributes to an intimate feel supported by a small but dedicated staff team.
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