Pequot Hotel
In this casual cedar-shingle inn on a tree-lined street, the first floor has a wide porch with rocking chairs—perfect for enjoying coffee or tea with homemade cookies that are set out in the afternoon—and there's a small breakfast room where you can help yourself to muffins and quiche in the morning. The furniture is quirky but comfortable, and the old wing has the most atmosphere. Rooms are set within the main house, an annex (no TVs in the annex), and the 'middle building.' The complimentary mimosas are a nice treat on Sunday.
