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Feather Hill B&B

Pomfret Center, Connecticut.

Feather Hill Bed and Breakfast in Pomfret offers a traditional New England country inn experience, yet with modern, open, airy and spacious rooms. Welcome to the "Quiet Corner" of Northeast Connecticut!

Bed and Breakfast Accommodations

Parents seeking lodging for weekends at Pomfret School, Hyde School Woodstock, and UConn seek out our approach to comfort. We are also ideally located for a scenic, romantic getaway in New England. Being deep in the Quinebaug and Shetucket River Valley National Heritage Corridor, we've been called "the last green valley." You should see our fall foliage!

Indeed, Feather Hill Bed and Breakfast is a marvelous contradiction. We offer peace, beauty and quiet contentment. Yet, this is also a jumping-off place for your weekend getaway activities in the Quiet Corner.

900 square feet vacation rental also available for extended stays.

Your hosts Angela and Fred Spring offer an excellent choice for a romantic getaway, honeymoon, business meeting, family reunion, or short-term stay. Enjoy air conditioning, cable TV (even a data port for your convenience!), office equipment, library ... or simply escape to a Jacuzzi tub or spa shower.

Inn Information

Season: All Year
Rates: 135.00 - 190.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 5
With private baths: 5
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Full breakfast
• Special diets welcome

Nearest Airport(s): Providence PVD

Payment methods accepted:

• Cash

Services:

Comfortable and well appointed rooms, scenic drives to area attractions, cable, AC, and library!

Area Attractions and Activities:

Pomfret and Pomfret Center comprise a country community of about 4,000 souls. We are ideally located for a romantic get-away... just far enough for privacy, yet close enough for convenience. We are the center point for all of your explorations... golf courses, private schools, antiques, museums, shopping, and more.

Of course, with shade trees and huge lawn, it will be a tough choice. Yet, if you can break away, you might explore the ruins of 19th Century mill sites along Pomfret's Mashamoquet Brook. (The Brayton Grist Mill is open, and is right at the entrance to Mashamoquet State Park.) A good 1,000 acres in size, Mashamoquet Park is where Revolutionary War hero Israel Putnam is said to have slain the last wolf in the state of Connecticut back in 1742. While you're at it, enjoy the brook itself; the Owaneco Indians noted the Mashamoquet as a great fishing spot even way back in 1686. Actually, we have three streams in town. We have nearby apple and grape orchards, and pumpkins, too.

Accommodation Restrictions

• Please inquire about our policy regarding children.
• Smoking not permitted.
• No pets, please.
• No access for disabled persons.

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