Hotels near John Brown Trail in Torrington

I am very particular about EVERYTHING and I was pleasantly surprised with our stay at the Days Inn in Torrington. Everything exceeded our expectations. The hotel is affordable and conveniently located, the room was very clean and quiet, and the staff courteous. The parking lot is well lit at night and the building has 24 hr. security surveillance on the inside lobby area, hallways and the entire premises. If you’re an early riser, the lobby has a cozy little cafe area available for a quick cup of Joe before checkout in the morning. A loud shout out to Shelley (3rd shift) and Linda (2nd shift) who work at the front desk. They both made us feel right at home and were very accommodating. P.S. Kindness is contagious. Thank you!

When you stay at Americas Best Value Inn Torrington CT in Torrington, you'll be connected to a shopping center, within a 5-minute drive of Hotchkiss-Fyler House Museum and Warner Theater. This hotel is 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from KidsPlay Museum and 2.1 mi (3.4 km) from Litchfield First Congregational Church.Enjoy recreation amenities such as a fitness center or take in the view from a garden. This Beaux Arts hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, a television in a common area, and a picnic area.A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM.Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 90 air-conditioned rooms featuring LED televisions. Your Select Comfort bed comes with down comforters and premium bedding, and all rooms are furnished with single sofa beds. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and bidets.

This property is wonderful. The attention to detail is top notch. The rooms were very thoughtfully decorated. I was prepared to be fairly disconnected, but I am so glad to have been wrong. You know those high end hotel properties? I think those groups would do well to pay a visit to the Litchfield Inn and see taste, comfort, value, and tech functioning seamlessly. If I ever have reason to be back in the Greater Hartford area, The Litchfield Inn will be where you will find me!

Next to the simsbury library, the hotel is diagonally opposite a small business district. There is a small supermarket and cvs pharmacy. The location is ok in simsbury. The hotel is a local ordinary house, relatively small, and the morning is a very simple meal.

Dean and Lucía are wonderful people who love to help and that's a great asset to have at a hotel. They were always smiling and super pleasant, even at 4 AM when I arrived. From my middle of the night arrival, to the maintenance man willing to bring me daily ice then helping me move my bags to a new room, to me locking myself out, they staff worked efficiently and with smiles. I travel all the time for work and this was one of the best accommodations staff. I will definitely be back.

I will say that it was raining and gray so with sunshine things may have appeared better. On checking the staff were overwhelmed and we had to contend with a long line. My guests had to sit in the car for 20 minutes while we were checking in. The annex where we were placed was drab and lackluster.The rooms were old and in need of refreshing .( Actually one of my guests stated that there were many dead bugs in the bathroom but I cannot personally verify that.) There was a musty smell in the room on entry and I had to leave the door open to clear it out. Plastic cups. Broken ice machine. Iron didn’t work and I guess you get the gist. It was a lodging that you wouldn’t expect from a $49.00 motel.

When you are spending a LOT of money on one night in a special inn in the beautiful Connecticut countryside, you expect excellent service. And you hope for a relaxing night with no stress. Unfortunately, on our first visit to the Mayflower Inn, we did not receive it. Upon arriving and checking in we were told we were in a building across the street. The staff member offered to walk us across but as we only had two small bags and didn't need help, we asked which building? She pointed to the one on the left. We walked up (in snow and wind) and could not find Room 10 anywhere. My spouse walked back down to the front desk and asked for better directions to Room 10. The clerk said, ”oh! You haven't been to your room yet? Did you go down to the basement?” Obviously not. Another staff member then pointed out the correct building, on the right and we were able to access our room. Room 10 is two rooms, a large living area with fireplace and large bedroom with fireplace. Two large bathrooms and a patio complete the space. Very pretty decorations and comfortable. Odd placement of the TV, not over the FP in front of the sofa. You have to turn and align to the left to watch it. We were very off put by the large beetle in one toilet. We couldn't figure out how it got there until the next morning when we saw a swarm of lady bugs on the curtain next to the toilet. Eww. We dined at the Inn and had a lovely experience. However, we were quickly brought back down to earth, when we walked up to our room (on a path only partially cleared of ice and snow) to find our room key did not work! Note: they are very proud to explain the keys have no numbers on them for security reasons. My spouse trudged back down to the front desk, they gave him another key-he walked back through the cold...and new key also does not work. At the point we are irritated and cold. We call the front desk and they promise to send someone. it was about 25 minutes of being unable to gain access to our room before a maintenance man was able to unlock the door. The next day they delivered a key to the spa while we worked out. We had to laugh when that key didn't work either! You would think for $1800 for one night, service would be top notch and bend over backwards to ensure your stay is excellent. They didn't. We even explained our displeasure at the key situation and received a shoulder shrug in response. We work hard for our money and really had been looking forward to a stress-free stay. We did not get it. Overall not impressed with the Mayflower Inn and certainly don't consider it a 5 star hotel.

Good location, just close to boston. Breakfast nice. Nice lobby

Many stays, the environment is good, the Internet regularly requires high-level quiet, although it is already too late at 3 o'clock in the hotel to check in, the reception is still in place. No need to remind me according to my booking requirements, check-in is quick and easy. high efficiency. The hotel is very close to the high-speed entrance, convenient to travel, a lot of parking spaces, and the hotels in Farmington are more cost-effective.

In the late 1980s, while driving back home from college with my girlfriend, we broke down in the middle of the night - in winter - not far from this inn. This predated cellphones so my girlfriend and I walked back down the road to this place; there being really nothing else around. After a while of knocking, this lady came to the door and we explained our predicament. She said we could call our parents, but that it made the most sense to just stay the night and she'd help us get gasoline in the morning. She set us up with a very nice room with a working fireplace. In the morning, she made us a great breakfast and took us into town to grab gas. Never charged us a penny nor accepted any offering. Ever since then, I've wanted to come back here and stay as a paying customer - just a way to thank the owners. Unfortunately, those owners sold and there are new owners. However, I'm quite convinced were the scene to play out today, it would go much the same. We had a lovely stay. Even though we only live about a half hour away, I decided to take my wife (not the same girl from college) for a quick getaway - AND to check off this bucket list item. We booked a single overnight in the cottage. The inn was proactive about making sure they knew when we'd be arriving to make sure everything was set. The fireplace is wonderful. There's plenty of room to cozy up to it with both chairs and throw pillows. There's a whirlpool tub that we did not make use of (this time). We have it on good authority that it takes a long time to fill so plan accordingly. (There's a great little guest book in the room with this tidbit). The king-size bed was very comfortable. There's a mini-fridge in there, basic cable TV, and WiFi. Convenient, but go to this inn to UNplug. We did have a problem with the heat in the cottage but Lucas was extremely attentive and corrected the issue immediately. The next day, he was also our breakfast chef who's as handy with kitchen appliances as he is with furnaces. The breakfast was very good. Friends of ours go away fairly regularly but they don't necessarily travel far; they just do little escapes like this. They've inspired us. We think it's a good idea - it's nice to just get away for a day or two even if it's just around the corner. We will return here to try some of the other rooms and certainly to take advantage of the pool in the summer. If you're looking to meander and spend some quiet time with your spouse, the NW corner of the state is great and you cannot go wrong hanging your hat at the Blackberry River Inn for a few nights.