Inn on the Harbor
This appealingly quirky waterfront inn—made up of several old house—has the best location in town, perched over Stonington harbor and right on the main street. The furniture’s a little on the dated side, but comfy anyway—big overstuffed grandma chairs—and more than half of the guest rooms overlook the harbor. The more inexpensive rooms are a bargain, in or out of season: This is a good spot for resting up before or after a kayak expedition, or as a base for day trips out to Isle au Haut. All units have in-room phones (cell service in Stonington can be spotty); the recently updated American Eagle Suite, the most expensive unit, has a glass-fronted woodstove, private kitchen, and private deck.
This appealingly quirky waterfront inn—made up of several old house—has the best location in town, perched over Stonington harbor and right on the main street. The furniture’s a little on the dated side, but comfy anyway—big overstuffed grandma chairs—and more than half of the guest rooms overlook the harbor. The more inexpensive rooms are a bargain, in or out of season: This is a good spot for resting up before or after a kayak expedition, or as a base for day trips out to Isle au Haut. All units have in-room phones (cell service in Stonington can be spotty); the recently updated American Eagle Suite, the most expensive unit, has a glass-fronted woodstove, private kitchen, and private deck.



