Madison, Connecticut Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

A bed and breakfast vacation to Madison is like taking a step back in time. The main street of Madison runs along U.S. Route One, and along this stretch of road Old America still exists for bed and breakfast visitors: ice cream parlors, antique shops and unique boutiques are all part of the landscape. One of the most... » show more popular shops to visit on a Madison bed and breakfast vacation the Harp and Hearth, which is in one of the oldest houses in Connecticut and dates from 1690. Inside this unique shop are goods that range from British specialties to jewelry, and lunch and afternoon tea are always served in the dining room. A Madison bed and breakfast vacation is about enjoying the charm and quaintness of this special place. Another aspect that makes Madison a treat for bed and breakfast visitors are the stately, colonial homes that line the streets and are living reminders of more graceful and luxurious times. Exploring the outdoors is another fun activity on a Madison bed and breakfast vacation: Hammonasset Beach State Park, is the largest shoreline sanctuary in Connecticut and is just minutes from Madison. Here, bed and breakfast visitors will find sandy beaches, a renowned nature center and even a lively birding scene. In the summer, Madison hosts an antique fair and an arts-and-crafts festival that are very popular with bed and breakfast guests. For one of the best bed and breakfast gems in New England, book your Madison bed and breakfast vacation today! « show less