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One of America’s most exciting new hotel openings this fall is in Connecticut, according to Conde Nast Traveler
It's located on the Mystic River.
A hotel opening in Connecticut this fall is a superb foliage getaway on the water, according to Conde Nast Travel.
Delamar Mystic, on the Mystic River waterfront, was just named among the most exciting new hotel openings in the U.S. this fall by Conde Nast Traveler. There will be a soft opening in November, according to hotel officials.
The luxury boutique hotel’s 31 guest rooms and suites, complete with floor-to-ceiling windows, offer “stunning views of the Mystic River from every room, making it the perfect backdrop to enjoy the vibrant fall foliage and the changing scenery of every season to come,” hotel officials wrote on social media.
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Here’s what Conde Nast Traveler wrote about Delamar Mystic:
Just in time for all your New England leaf peeping, this Connecticut charmer arrives in a part of the state more known for its colonial-era inns than luxury hotels. With its other locations in Connecticut (notably, Greenwich Harbor and Southport), Delamar has cemented itself as a foolproof local favorite for city slickers in search of a seamless, effortless weekend away, offering convenient locations between New York City and Boston; and this new location is no exception. Guests here enjoy a waterfront location, complimentary admission to the Mystic Seaport Museum, as well as an on-site restaurant, La Place Restaurant & Oyster Bar. And this being New England, there is naturally some history to be found, too. Delamar Hotels founder Charles Mallory is not the first Mallory to leave his mark on Mystic: His ancestor, also named Charles Mallory, came here in 1816 to establish himself in the shipping industry. Talk about a full-circle moment.
Check out the list of the most exciting new hotel openings in the U.S. this fall.
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