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This charming coastal community celebrates a rich nautical history and offers visitor???s world-class gaming, acres of pristine, New England coastline and breathtaking seaside scenery. The Hampton Inn and Suites Mystic enchanted by the charms of this quaint and scenic seaport. The town is rich with history, boasting four National Historic Landmark vessels that are open and available for tour. From the world's last wooden whale ship, the Charles W. Morgan, to the last example of early 20th-century New England fishing vessels, the L.A. Dunton, these ships offer a glimpse of long-past seafaring days. Just minutes from the property, you'll discover the Museum of America and the Sea. This 19-acre museum community sits along the banks of the Mystic River and provides some of Connecticut's most picturesque landscape. Over thirty 19th-century buildings sit tucked beside the river or on graveled town streets, along with the Henry B. Dupont Preservation Shipyard, a working shipyard where visitors can observe the lost art of wooden shipbuilding first hand. It's in the history of Mystic where guests will discover the magic of this seaside treasure.
The hotel features 24-hour front desk assistance, meeting facilities, parking, concierge service, air-conditioning in public areas, laundry service, wake up calls, and room service.
The guestroom amenities include air-conditioning, alarm clock, bathroom with shower, make-up mirror, cable TV, hairdryer, telephone, iron and ironing board, safe, and temperature control. Rates are based on double occupancy. Charges for extra adults may apply and will be due directly to the hotel.
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