Washington Depot hotels

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at	THE MAYFLOWER INN (0-Star) 118 WOODBURY ROAD, ROUTE 47•WASHINGTON, CT 06793 …more …less
at	THE COTTAGES AT KENT ROAD (0-Star) 255 KENT ROAD•NEW MILFORD, CT 06776 Upscale private cottages and four-bedroom house designed for the extended stay business traveler. Each cottage features a full kitchen, computer workstation, high speed Inter …more Upscale private cottages and four-bedroom house designed for the extended stay business traveler. Each cottage features a full kitchen, computer workstation, high speed Internet, fax, copier, and printer. The living area and bedroom each boast a 27 inch digital TV. Queen bed and sleeper sofa are standard in every cottage. Convenient private parking exists next to each cottage. Plus, each cottage has a yard making it a wonderful place for pets to enjoy. The upscale four-bedroom colonial house is also designed for the extended stay business traveler. The house has four bedrooms each with a digital TV. Enjoy a 51-inch HDTV in the downstairs living room and two DVD players throughout the house. The main level has a computer workstation with fax, copier and printer. Take pleasure while preparing breakfast in an expansive kitchen with granite counters. Plus, feast on a granite table in the dining room. The house also has a Washer/Dryer, private patio and yard. Pets will love lounging in this house. …less
at	ROCKY RIVER MOTEL (0-Star) 236 KENT ROAD [ROUTE 7]•NEW MILFORD, CT 06776 …more …less
from $96 at	HOMESTEAD INN (0-Star) 5 ELM STREET•NEW MILFORD, CT 06776 The Homestead Inn was originally built by John Prime Treadwell in 1853, as his private residence which housed three generations of Treadwells until 1915. It was then owned by …more The Homestead Inn was originally built by John Prime Treadwell in 1853, as his private residence which housed three generations of Treadwells until 1915. It was then owned by George T. Sperry until 1928, when it was established as the Homestead Inn by Mrs. Mary K. Philpot and became the leading hotel in the area. In 1938, a second building was added which housed a restaurant for many years. In 1955 the restaurant was closed and the converted to motel rooms. From 1977-1985 it was owned by Mr. and Mrs. MacPherson. Rolf and Peggy hammer owned the property until 2003. Bill Greenman is the current Innkeeper. …less