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Inn at Middletown
At a Glance
- close to Wesleyan campus and steps from downtown shopping
- grand old building, large rooms
Pros
- no real grounds to speak of
- rather expensive on weekends when Wesleyan is in session
Cons
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Opened in 2003, the Inn at Middletown is centrally located in a historic former National Guard Armory in the heart of downtown Middletown. Rooms mix country-style furnishings with modern amenities, and all have views of the Connecticut River. The Tavern at the Armory serves reasonably tasty contemporary American fare.
- Address: 70 Main St., Middletown, CT, 06457 | Map It
- Phone: 860/854-6300; 800/637-9851
- Website: www.innatmiddletown.com
- Location: Middletown
Contact Information
- 88 rooms, 12 suites.
- Restaurant, pool, gym.
- Rooms have: a/c, Internet.
- Credit cards accepted.
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