Tell me a little about Mystic, Connecticutt, please.
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Oh my goodness! I didn't notice how old this was. LOL
Block Island is supposed to be neat, AnnMarie...according to the same brother and nephew who sail there from Mystic. I've heard of Block Island forever, growing up in New England and weather forecasts being given from xxx to Block Island, but have never been there. So many places...maybe someday there will be time too! ....
Block Island is supposed to be neat, AnnMarie...according to the same brother and nephew who sail there from Mystic. I've heard of Block Island forever, growing up in New England and weather forecasts being given from xxx to Block Island, but have never been there. So many places...maybe someday there will be time too! ....
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I noticed the thread was old, but for anyone going, it is still useful. We used to live in Groton as well as Newport. Love the area!!!!! Mystic doesn't take too long to do itself, but allowing time for the surrounding area is good. If I had to choose between staying in/around Mystic vs staying in Newport, I would opt for Newport. But if one can fit in a night in Mystic, even better. Fall in that area is stunning.
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There are wineries in the area and some of the local package stores and eateries feature their wines. To find some go to www.ctvisit.com and type in wine trails. This site also gives special events, museums, lodging, other points of interest etc.
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Mystic is a great place for an overnight stay on your way to/from Providence, Newport, or even the CT casinos.
The Captain Daniel Parker Inn is an atmospheric place to have a drink, even if you don't decide to have dinner. Their martinis are served in a stainless steel martini glass which helps the vodka to stay cold longer. This could never be a bad thing.
Jonathan Edwards winery is nearby making Napa Valley wines. That's a nice place to spend a few hours too.
The Captain Daniel Parker Inn is an atmospheric place to have a drink, even if you don't decide to have dinner. Their martinis are served in a stainless steel martini glass which helps the vodka to stay cold longer. This could never be a bad thing.
Jonathan Edwards winery is nearby making Napa Valley wines. That's a nice place to spend a few hours too.
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I spent a few days in Mystic and had a great time. We stayed at the Hyatt in town which was wonderful. It's like a mini suite so we were able to bring snack and drinks. We spent one day at Seaport, which was boring for me but my partner loved the history etc. We spent the nights at the casinos which are easy to drive to. Of course we lost but it was a fun night out. One day we walked around the town and stopped in to see Mystic Pizza. We did not eat there because the regulars told us the food wasnt that good. One day we drove to see the Mansions and spent the day on the water. So all in all it was a GREAT trip with lots to do. Being we drive and are very adventious, it was fun for us to just wander about. Have a great time!! If you really need a place...check the Hyatt out I really recommend it.
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