Hotels near Cornwall Historical Society, Cornwall

The boss is very enthusiastic and talkative. There is breakfast. There is no Wi-Fi in the room. The hotel Wi-Fi can be found in the outdoor courtyard outside the room. But you know, the mobile phone signal is weak at the location of the hotel, and the built-in roaming superman can’t be used. . Basically, I guess I went to other places to see the high school in Kent. The room is small, the bathroom is small, and the equipment is older. Maybe the boss wants to find someone to chat, so the Wi-Fi doesn’t cover the room

Arrived to find the Reception area being completely renovated -- fair enough, but there was no signage to indicate where to find the temporary reception, which was in a makeshift corner of a conference room and neither clean nor inviting. Very young, rumpled staff were friendly but completely inexperienced and unprofessional. No elevator to get our heavy bags to our room, and no reason why. Was told by Sarah (?) that the included continental breakfast would feature 'pastries, yogurt and fruit'; the next morning, we were directed instead to a platter of pre-wrapped slices of banana bread in a basement lounge area. That was 'breakfast'. We said this was unacceptable and the young chap on reception agreed, but had absolutely no apology nor insight as to why this was the case. Despite a spacious, clean and well appointed bedroom, the entire experience was rather a shock and certainly a disappointment. The Interlaken has been a feature of the Lakeville landscape for decades, and I expected far more than this.

This property is wonderful. The attention to detail is top notch. The rooms were very thoughtfully decorated. I was prepared to be fairly disconnected, but I am so glad to have been wrong. You know those high end hotel properties? I think those groups would do well to pay a visit to the Litchfield Inn and see taste, comfort, value, and tech functioning seamlessly. If I ever have reason to be back in the Greater Hartford area, The Litchfield Inn will be where you will find me!

We've stayed in the White Hart before, and have always loved the ambiance, rooms, and food. However this time was so disappointing. We stayed in room 32, which was a lower level King bed suite in the separate cottage. The room itself was lovely. However, I would never stay here again. Starting in the early evening, and then again first thing in the morning, every single footstep in the upstairs room could be heard as though it was a herd of elephants. We finally called the front desk, who tried to help, and when the upstairs guests did not answer their phone, the staff member came over to knock on their door. They did have children who must have been constantly in motion, although the guests denied it. They may not have realized that in such an old buidling, every step can be heard below, and even when told, did not think it appropriate to try and restrain their children. While the hotel staff expressed their apologies (in the evening, and again when I mentioned it at checkout), nothing was done. Recognizing that guest behavior is out of the control of management, these upper floor rooms should not allow young children (unless some sort of sound proofing is added). These rooms are not inexpensive, and for a special evening away, we were sorely disappointed. Update: Mgmt did recognize our suboptimal experience and refunded us a portion of our stay, which was the appropriate response for an inn of their quality.