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Deacon Timothy Pratt B&B Inn c. 1746
325 Main Street
Old Saybrook, Connecticut
USA 06475 |
Architectural
Type: Circa 1746 Center Chimney Colonial
Established In: B&B opened 1995
Renovated In: 2000 |
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Phone:
860-395-1229
Fax: 860-395-4748 |
Contact:
Shelley NOBILE |
Send An Email: |
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| Single Occupant
Rate Is: |
$90 - $120
weeknights
$160 - $180 weekends |
| Double Occupant
Rate Is: |
$100 - $130
weeknights
$160 - $200 weekends |
| Additional
Occupant Rate Is: |
$25 |
| Twin Occupant Rate
Is: |
$90 (but queen bed
only available) |
| Accepted Payments: |
Cash, AMEX,
Personal Checks, MasterCard, Money Orders, Visa, Travelers Checks, Debit
Card |
| Deposit Amount
Requested: |
50% deposit
required by check or credit card numbers |
| Minimum Stay Is: |
2 nights weekends;
3 nights holidays |
| Check In Time Is: |
Anytime before 6
pm preferably |
| Check Out Time Is: |
11 AM |
| Cancellation
Policy: |
10% processing fee
for cancellation; and if cancel for any reason less than 2 weeks away
will get charged for any nights not rebooked. No exceptions. |
Deacon Timothy Pratt Bed and Breakfast Inn is located in historic New
England shoreline town of Old Saybrook, Connecticut.
We invite you to step back in time and enjoy the splendor of
yesteryear in this magnificent c.1746 center chimney colonial bed and
breakfast inn listed on the National Historic Register!
The guest rooms are romantically furnished in period style, each one
featuring a four poster or canopy bed, working fireplace, Jacuzzi -
whirlpool tub, comfortable reading chair, cable TV, stereo/CD player,
phone/modem lines, AC and private bath.
This charming home boasts many fine original details including
original wide board floors throughout, hand hewn beams, wainscoting, a
corner cupboard, beehive oven and 8 working fireplaces. The house was
built by Deacon Timothy Pratt in 1746 and served as a private school in
the 1790's. In our Pratt House Scrap Book, you can read an excerpt from
a girl's journal who attended school here. Timothy Pratt was a carpenter
and served as a Deacon in the church across the street, thus it's
present day name.
A formal candlelit breakfast is served in the elegant, fireplace
dining room on fine china, crystal and silver.
Spring, summer, and fall, relax in our picturesque yard with pretty
gardens, inviting sitting areas, a handsome two century old maple tree
with swing, a 3 tier fountain, and two person rope hammock.
In the winter, lounge by the fire in the parlor, enjoy a game of
chess or checkers, or visit with friends, and enjoy complimentary
sherry, tea and snacks.
Guest refrigerator and complimentary soft drinks are also always
available. Massage therapy on premises.
Rooms:
Suite:
A spacious 3 room suite with queen 4 poster bed, French doors lead
to a sunny sitting room with day bed. Oversized private bath, working
fireplace, double Jacuzzi, stenciling, cable TV, AC, stereo/CD player,
romantic setting with elaborate Victorian furnishings.
Library:
Spacious, elegant, period style room with lots of historic charm.
Queen canopy bed, sitting area with loveseat, working fireplace,
double Jacuzzi, beautiful woodwork, large private bath, cable TV, AC
phone, modem line, stereo/CD player.
Sunrise Room:
Bright, airy room filled with romance: Queen canopy bed, handmade
quilt, working fireplace, large private bath with double Jacuzzi,
cable TV, desk, AC, stereo/CD player, phone, modem line, sitting area
with 2 Queen Ann recliners.
Gambrel:
Cozy, romantic room with Queen bed, cathedral ceiling with exposed
beams, Jacuzzi tub, fireplace, private bath, and cable TV, stereo/CD
player, AC, ceiling fan.
English Cottage Room:
Red & white toile room with queen canopy bed, daybed, skylight,
working fireplace, double Jacuzzi tub, private bath, cable TV, VCR,
stereo/CD player, phone, modem line, central AC.
Hideaway:
Cathedral ceiling, queen canopy bed, sitting area with loveseat,
working fireplace, double Jacuzzi tub, private bath with skylight,
cable TV, VCR, stereo/CD player, phone/modem line, central AC.
Miss James Room:
Small bedroom with wrought iron queen canopy bed, fireplace,
private bath with double Jacuzzi, a comfortable chair, cable TV,
stereo/CD player, phone, modem line, AC.
Location:
We are located in the heart of the historic district, on the quaint
gas-lit Main Street walking distance to everything!
Walk To:
- Cafes
- Churches
- The water
- Restaurants
- Quaint shops
- Ice skating pond
- Town Green activities
- James Gallery & Soda Fountain
- Coffeehouses with entertainment
- Scenic North Cove historic district
- General William Hart House Museum
- Saybrook Point Park at the mouth of the Connecticut River
Things To Do:
From the bed and breakfast take a scenic stroll along the water past the
historic homes and scenic views of North and South Cove, Saybrook Point,
and Fenwick. Watch the sun set over the ocean or take a walk at Fort
Saybrook Monument Park or out to one of Old Saybook's lighthouses.
We are next door to an old fashioned ice cream parlor (since 1896),
cafe/coffeehouse, and art gallery; and across the street from the
General William Hart House Museum and a pillared white church.
Beautiful area for walking, bicycling, canoeing, antiquing or scenic
drives along the CT River and Long Island Sound. One mile to Long Island
Sound beaches and Connecticut River Cruises. Beach passes, maps, and
advice provided!
There is a marvelous scenic coastal bicycle loop right from the
bed and breakfast which takes you along 10 miles of beautiful coastline and
historic homes. There are two public boat launches; one is half a mile
from the bed and breakfast and affords great canoe/kayak routes and scenery from
the cove to the river to the sound.
Nearby:
- Golf
- Spas
- Hiking
- Beaches
- Wineries
- Museums
- Playhouses
- State parks
- Tennis courts
- Antique shops
- Murder mystery dinner cruises
- Many charming New England villages to explore!
- Horse back riding, sleigh or horse/antique carriage rides
- Sightseeing excursions: foliage, lunch, dinner, Long Island Sound
or CT River, bald eagle, seal watches
Your hosts are happy to assist you in planning your stay and to share
a wealth of knowledge on the area with you! Let us welcome you!
More on Old Saybrook, Connecticut:
Bordered on two sides by the Connecticut River and Long Island Sound,
Old Saybrook embodies the spirit of a charming, small New England town
with a rich seafaring tradition.
Picturesque Main Street is the only gaslit main street in Connecticut.
Main Street has a brick median with gas lights, flowers, brick
sidewalks, quaint shops, 8 cinemas, cafes, coffeehouses with
entertainment and Town Green activities.
Saybrook Point Park at the mouth of the Connecticut River (1 mile
from the bed and breakfast) affords many things to do as well, including mini golf, an
art gallery of local art, an historic walking park, and Connecticut
River & Long Island Sound cruises.
For the antique enthusiast, there are 400 antique dealers in a 4 mile
stretch in Old Saybrook! There are also the General William Hart House
Museum (across the street) and numerous art galleries, boat launches,
beaches to walk, 2 lighthouses to explore, a bicycle rental shop and
much more!
In the winter there are the Winter Festival, Saybrook Stroll,
Torchlight Parade and beautifully decorated Main Street and Historic
Districts. In the summer there is the Old Saybrook Arts & Crafts
Festival and Taste of Saybrook. In the fall there is the Harvest
Festival and beautiful fall foliage.
Proximity:
Old Saybrook is centrally located:
- 30 minutes from New Haven, Middletown and New London
- 45 miles from Hartford, Connecticut and Providence, Rhode Island
Airports
- midway between New York City and Boston - 100 miles from.
- 1 mile to Amtrak/Metro-North/Shoreline East Station
(transportation provided to the bed and breakfast).
Directions:
From the North (Bradley Int'l Apt: Hartford, CT and Mass.):
- Interstate 91 South to Route 9
- South to 95 south.
- Take first exit off 95 South (exit 68).
- Go straight at end of ramp, at fork (stop sign) bear right onto
Route 1 South.
- At next traffic light go left (continuing on Rte 1 South).
- At second light go left onto Main Street.
- Go 0.8 miles, just past James Gallery on right.
From the East (Rhode Island and Providence Airport):
- Interstate 95
- South to exit 68
- Follow directions from exit 68 above.
From the South and West (New York City/Laguardia Airport):
- Interstate 95
- North to exit 67, bearing right at fork on exit ramp.
- At traffic light at bottom of exit ramp, continue straight onto
Route 1 South/West.
- At second light go left onto Main Street.
- Go 0.8 miles, just past James Gallery on right.
Amtrak/MetroNorth/Shoreline East:
- From Boston or N.Y. - stops at Old Saybrook Station 1 mile from
the bed and breakfast. Transportation provided to the bed and breakfast.
The bed and breakfast is 50 minutes from both Bradley International Airport in
Hartford, CT, and T.F. Greene Airport in Providence, RI We are centrally
located 1 hour 45 minutes from NY City and Boston, about midway between;
about 2½ hours from Laguardia Airport.
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Web Page: Yes
Languages Spoken: English
Types of Breakfasts: Formal breakfast on fine china - Full
breakfast served on weekends and a continental is served on
weekdays
Special Meals Available: No
Room Types: Rooms, Suites/Rooms, Suites, Luxury Rooms
Private Bathrooms: Yes
Handicap Accessible: No
Smoking: No
Consumption of Alcohol: Yes
Children: Yes - children 6 and over Sunday thru Thursday nights
only
Pets: No
Amenities/Features: Kitchen, Satellite TV, TV, Phone,
Fireplace, Hot Tub, Jacuzzi
Nearby Activities: Bicycling, Hiking, Mountain Biking, Golfing,
Horseback Riding, Fishing, Sea Kayaking, Downhill Skiing, Whale/Sea Life
Watching, Bird Watching, Parasailing, Shopping, Dancing, Sight Seeing,
Historical Places
Suitable For: Pleasure, Relaxation, Business, Family,
Spiritual, Groups, Anniversaries, Honeymoons, Romance, Cultural
Experience, Gay/Lesbians
Near To: Beach, Ocean, Rivers, Orchards, Forests, Countryside,
Nature & Parks, Waterfalls, Wildlife Sanctuaries
Sunsets: Yes
Open: All Year
Additional Comments: Massage therapy on premises.
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