Mystic, Connecticut
Set along the shores of Mystic Harbor, the Inn at Mystic puts you in the heart of
one of Connecticut’s most beloved coastal destinations.
Here, historic ships, waterfront restaurants, independent shops, and quintessential New England scenery come together in a town that’s made for wandering. Spend the morning exploring maritime history, the afternoon strolling downtown, and the evening watching the sun set over the water—with plenty of time to slow down in between.
Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, a family getaway, or a weekend with friends,
Mystic gives you plenty of reasons to stay awhile. Come for the charm. Stay for the experience.
YOUR HOME
BASE IN MYSTIC
Discover the pulse of the city
The Inn at Mystic is more than a place to sleep between adventures. Our waterfront property gives you room to relax, explore, and enjoy the destination without ever feeling far from it.
Wake up to views of Mystic Harbor and Fishers Island Sound, wander our property’s walking trails, head into town, or settle in for a waterfront meal at Rocks 21.
And when you’re ready to explore, some of Mystic’s best-known attractions are just minutes away.
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EXPLORE HISTORIC MYSTIC
Historic Downtown Mystic
Start with a stroll across the iconic Mystic River Bascule Bridge and explore the streets of downtown. Independent shops, galleries, restaurants, cafés, and waterfront views make it easy to spend an afternoon simply wandering. Downtown Mystic is home to more than 80 independently owned shops and galleries, making it a destination in its own right.
Mystic Seaport Museum
Step into New England’s maritime past at Mystic Seaport Museum. Climb aboard historic vessels, explore a recreated 19th-century coastal village, visit the working preservation shipyard, and discover the stories that shaped life along the sea. The museum’s collection includes the Charles W. Morgan, the oldest commercial ship still afloat in America.
Mystic Aquarium
Meet beluga whales, sea lions, penguins, and thousands of other marine animals at Mystic Aquarium. With interactive exhibits and animal encounters, it’s a favorite for families—and a fun stop for anyone who wants to get a little closer to the ocean.
Olde Mistick Village
For shopping, dining, and a little old-fashioned charm, wander through Olde Mistick Village. Browse specialty shops, pick up a few souvenirs, grab a bite, and enjoy the village atmosphere just minutes from downtown Mystic.


MORE TO SEE, JUST A SHORT DRIVE AWAY
Mystic makes an ideal home base for exploring southeastern Connecticut and the Rhode Island coastline.
For history: Visit the USS Nautilus & Submarine Force Museum in nearby Groton.
For wine country: Explore local vineyards including Saltwater Farm Vineyard and Jonathan Edwards Winery.
For a classic fall afternoon: Stop by B.F. Clyde’s Cider Mill, a family-run cider mill dating back to 1881.
For a day at the beach: Head toward Westerly, Rhode Island, for Watch Hill and Misquamicut.
For entertainment: Spend an evening at Foxwoods Resort Casino or Mohegan Sun, both within easy reach of Mystic.
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