Blue Whale Inn, RI
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The very tony Ocean House Hotel in the very tony town of Watch Hill, RI has a spa. No idea of its quality and the price is sure to be astronomical but here you go: http://www.oceanhouseri.com/oh-spa
Watch Hill itself is a pleasant town to spend a few hours on a non-beach day. Good local ice cream, high end shops, etc.
Stonington Borough has a wonderful collection of 18th and 19th century buildings, a couple of popular restaurants and some unusual shops.
You're only about 20 minutes from Mystic Seaport, if that appeals.
Haven't been to Ella's but our neighbors enjoyed it. Note that pretty much all the restaurants in the area will be jammed for dinner, and that many do not take reservations, so be ready for long waits or early dinners. Matunick Oyster Bar, mentioned above, has begun taking reservations this season, and is definitely a cut above the usual seafood/beach restaurant.
The Kayak Centre offers rentals on nearby Ninigret Pond. http://www.kayakcentre.com/locations.htm
Good take-away sandwiches and prepared meals at Sandy's. http://www.sandysfinefoods.com
Good take-away fried chicken at Dunns Corners Market. http://www.dunnscornersmarket.com
The Pequot Museum at the Foxwoods casino is a good place to spend a couple of hours on a rainy day. http://www.pequotmuseum.org/Default.aspx
And of course you can always take a ferry out to Block Island.
Watch Hill itself is a pleasant town to spend a few hours on a non-beach day. Good local ice cream, high end shops, etc.
Stonington Borough has a wonderful collection of 18th and 19th century buildings, a couple of popular restaurants and some unusual shops.
You're only about 20 minutes from Mystic Seaport, if that appeals.
Haven't been to Ella's but our neighbors enjoyed it. Note that pretty much all the restaurants in the area will be jammed for dinner, and that many do not take reservations, so be ready for long waits or early dinners. Matunick Oyster Bar, mentioned above, has begun taking reservations this season, and is definitely a cut above the usual seafood/beach restaurant.
The Kayak Centre offers rentals on nearby Ninigret Pond. http://www.kayakcentre.com/locations.htm
Good take-away sandwiches and prepared meals at Sandy's. http://www.sandysfinefoods.com
Good take-away fried chicken at Dunns Corners Market. http://www.dunnscornersmarket.com
The Pequot Museum at the Foxwoods casino is a good place to spend a couple of hours on a rainy day. http://www.pequotmuseum.org/Default.aspx
And of course you can always take a ferry out to Block Island.
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You could go for a nice lunch and/or drinks on the veranda of the Ocean House Hotel in Watch Hill.
A few miles down the road:
My favorite in Stonington Burrough is Noha's.
In Mystic on the Stonington side of the river, try R24 right on the river.
In Mystic on the Groton side of the river Daniel Packer Inn - downstairs is more casual.
A few miles down the road:
My favorite in Stonington Burrough is Noha's.
In Mystic on the Stonington side of the river, try R24 right on the river.
In Mystic on the Groton side of the river Daniel Packer Inn - downstairs is more casual.
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