THE 5 BEST Hotels With Indoor Pools in Mystic
Hotels With Indoor Pools in Mystic
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- MontaukA 200-year-old lighthouse serves as a beacon for the Long Island town of Montauk, where fishing, beachcombing, kayaking and surfing vie for your attention. Pack a camera and binoculars for seal-watching walks in Montauk Point State Park during the winter. Second House, a 1700s cottage built for East Hampton shepherds, adds to the local history. Summer brings live music to the town's pubs and cafés. Hither Hills State Park provides access to ocean swimming, a 40-acre freshwater pond and camp sites.Read more
- NarragansettWith four of the state's most popular beaches, Narragansett is a favorite summer destination of Rhode Island residents. Scarborough State Beach alone has 2,325 feet of sandy beach frontage. Once a wealthy community rivaling nearby Newport, the rich history of Narragansett is still visible. The Towers, spanning Ocean Drive, is the only remaining section of a luxurious casino built in 1883. Having survived numerous fires and vicious nor'easters, The Towers is the town's most enduring landmark.Read more
- NewportHere in the heart of Rhode Island’s “Classic Coast,” you can choose your own adventure. Soak in miles of spectacular coastal scenery, study authentic Colonial and Gilded Age architecture, saunter along the wharves of the bustling waterfront, and sink your toes into the sand of stunning beaches. You can be inspired at the legendary mansions, be energized by the vibrant nightlife, and savor local flavour at our many celebrated restaurants, wineries and breweries.Read more
- HamptonsThe legendary Hamptons, a cluster of wealthy enclaves on Long Island's South Fork, remains a celebrity summer playground, with splashy restaurants and nightclubs galore. But lovely beaches, fishing and kayaking attract off-the-A-list visitors, as well. Old money oozes throughout Southampton, while new wealth reigns in East Hampton. Montauk is a hit with fishermen and surfers. The Long Island Railroad travels the Hamptons in an hour. The Sag Harbor Whaling Museum and Montauk lighthouse are popular stops.Read more
- ProvidenceProvidence seamlessly blends the old and the new with historic attractions, museums and theatres situated alongside more recent additions like the scenic RiverWalk, outdoor skating centre, downtown mall, convention centre, hotels and acclaimed restaurants. Wander back in time while strolling down historic Benefit Street or explore Roger Williams Park Zoo with the kids. Tantalize your taste buds on Federal Hill or tour the city from a unique perspective on an authentic Venetian gondola.Read more
- HartfordFrom its origins as a Connecticut River trading post in 1633, Hartford has become not only the state capital but also the insurance capital of the world, with a slew of historical attractions, a thriving arts and entertainment centre, a revitalized riverfront and beautiful parks and public gardens. It was here that the lovable Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer were born in the imagination of celebrated author Mark Twain and immortalized on paper during the writer's Hartford years. Twain's home and those of fellow literary figures Harriet Beecher Stowe and Noah Webster are open to the public. The Wadsworth Atheneum, the oldest public art museum in the U.S., houses Pilgrim-Century furniture, the Amistad collection and a special treasure hunt system to entice kids to explore the museum's works. If your timing is right (end of June, beginning of July), you'll catch the Elizabeth Park rose gardens in bloom, but fall is also great for brilliant leaf colours, and spring yields colorful gardens and blossoming trees. For a bird's-eye view of the city, visit the observation deck of Travellers Tower, where you might also spot two resident falcons.Read more
- SturbridgeHistory comes to vivid life in Sturbridge. The town is a portrait of old New England charm, with grassy commons, distinctive antique shops and boutiques, country orchards and creameries, wooded trails and delightful bed & breakfasts. Nearby Wells State Park boasts miles of trails and a picture perfect pond for swimming or canoeing. Learn firsthand about 18th and 19th century New England life at Old Sturbridge Village, a living museum with landmark buildings, stagecoaches and interactive crafts.Read more
- SpringfieldSpringfield is perhaps best known as the birthplace of basketball and home of the Basketball Hall of Fame. (The story goes that local physical education teacher James Naismith invented the sport to fill the gaps between football and baseball seasons.) But this historic town on the shores of the Connecticut River is famous for a few other reasons and definitely worth a quick jaunt or weekend away. Springfield was the birthplace and home of beloved children's author and illustrator, Theodore Geisel, Dr. Seuss. In fact, the Zoo in Forest Park, a sure hit with the kids, is said to be the inspiration for many of his wild and wacky tales. Wander through the Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden, at the Quadrangle, for a look at the Cat in the Hat and Yertle the Turtle cast in bronze. The city served as a major arsenal during the Revolutionary War, a role that is commemorated at the Springfield Armory National Historic Site, which displays an enormous collection of small pistols. History buffs will also enjoy the Connecticut Valley Historical Museum, a tribute to the ordinary people of the region who, during various periods in time, did extraordinary things.Read more
- Martha's VineyardYes, getting there is a bit of a project. But vacationers have been braving the ferry for years, and this tiny island off Cape Cod remains one of the most popular and picturesque destinations in New England. Among the island's towns, you're sure to find the Vineyard that's right for you. With stately Greek revival houses dating back to the whaling era of the early 19th century, Edgartown is a seaside village of boutique shopping and pristine harbour views. For more of a "beach town" feel, Oak Bluffs has the Flying Horses carousel, an arcade and an easy walk to the beach, plus the history and charm of the "gingerbread" houses in the Methodist campgrounds. Vineyard Haven offers visitors a blend of both. For a real retreat, Chilmark/Aquinnah is the place to get away from it all. In the off-season, the island is quieter and far less crowded, but the shore is always beautiful. Whenever you visit, leave your car behind! Cabs are plentiful and greet the incoming ferries to help you reach your destination. Most visitors prefer to explore the island on a bicycle, scooter or tourist-friendly public buses.Read more
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- Santa FeVenture into the unspoiled beauty of 7,000-foot Rocky Mountain vistas, marvel at the contrast of ancient native culture mixed with modern arts, feast on legendary cuisine and relax in rustic sophistication. A visit to Santa Fe, Travel & Leisure's #1 Cultural Getaway, feels a lot like a visit to Europe. The Spanish Colonial charm of this historic destination has been enchanting travellers for over 400 years. And Santa Fe shows no signs of slowing down.Read more
- HarrogateHarrogate is also known as "The English Spa." For centuries, visitors have flocked to the mineral hot springs. Today, those springs still soothe the body while the placid RHS Harlow Carr Gardens and Yorkshire Dales national park stimulate the soul. Tea rooms, architecture, and art galleries are the main pastimes in this pleasant town. With four rail stations for easy transport, travellers can board trains running between Harrogate and York, Leeds, Knaresborough, and London.Read more
- Conil de la FronteraWhitewashed facades, unspoiled beaches, and centuries-old landmarks make Conil de la Frontera a stand-out destination Spain’s Atlantic coast. Historically popular with Spanish holidaymakers, the beach town has begun to draw an international crowd with its blend of lively nightlife and traditional coastal culture.Read more
- Loire ValleyOld-world villages and story-book chateaux bedeck the Loire, once fought over by Gauls, Romans, Visigoths and even Attila the Hun. Hire bikes and roll through the lush valley, visiting fortresses in Amboise and Angers, UNESCO-designated Chartres Cathedral and the Gothic cathedral in Nantes. The Musée Jules Verne houses replicas of futuristic inventions designed by the author. Pay respects to other former residents: the Romans in Tours, the cave dwellers of Touraine, and the liberator of Orleans, Joan of Arc.Read more
- ChamonixAs host of the first Winter Olympics in 1924, Chamonix will always have a place in the history books. Its main attractions are Mont-Blanc (Western Europe's tallest mountain) and the many ski areas that face the Chamonix Valley. Steep slopes and extreme weather conditions suit advanced skiers best, but there are also runs for beginners. Just make sure everyone in your party knows a green circle from a black diamond. Oh, and another note for the history books—Pierce Brosnan was here (filming a James Bond movie, The World Is Not Enough).Read more
- Juan-les-PinsMonet painted Juan-les-Pins. So did Picasso. If they showed up today, they'd find a youthful summer destination that centres on sunbathing (invented by Coco Chanel, some claim), casinos, nightclubs, and staying out late. TripAdvisor members say the one thing "JLP" lacks is restaurants, but neighbouring Antibes, a short bus ride away, has more than enough to compensate.Read more
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Frequently Asked Questions about hotels with indoor pools
- Some of the more popular hotels with indoor pools near Mystic Dark Room include:Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic - Traveller rating: 4.5/5Holiday Inn Express Mystic - Groton Area, an IHG Hotel - Traveller rating: 4/5Hilton Mystic - Traveller rating: 4/5
- Some of the best hotels with indoor pools in Mystic are:Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic - Traveller rating: 4.5/5Holiday Inn Express Mystic - Groton Area, an IHG Hotel - Traveller rating: 4/5Hilton Mystic - Traveller rating: 4/5
- A gym is available to guests at the following hotels with indoor pools in Mystic:Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic - Traveller rating: 4.5/5Holiday Inn Express Mystic - Groton Area, an IHG Hotel - Traveller rating: 4/5Hilton Mystic - Traveller rating: 4/5
- Families travelling in Mystic enjoyed their stay at the following hotels with indoor pools:Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic - Traveller rating: 4.5/5Holiday Inn Express Mystic - Groton Area, an IHG Hotel - Traveller rating: 4/5Hilton Mystic - Traveller rating: 4/5
- These hotels with indoor pools in Mystic have free parking:Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic - Traveller rating: 4.5/5Holiday Inn Express Mystic - Groton Area, an IHG Hotel - Traveller rating: 4/5Hilton Mystic - Traveller rating: 4/5
- Reduced mobility rooms are available at the following hotels with indoor pools in Mystic:Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic - Traveller rating: 4.5/5Holiday Inn Express Mystic - Groton Area, an IHG Hotel - Traveller rating: 4/5Hilton Mystic - Traveller rating: 4/5
- Here are some popular hotels with indoor pools in Mystic that offer air conditioning:Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic - Traveller rating: 4.5/5Holiday Inn Express Mystic - Groton Area, an IHG Hotel - Traveller rating: 4/5Hilton Mystic - Traveller rating: 4/5
- Wheelchair access is available at these popular hotels with indoor pools in Mystic:Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic - Traveller rating: 4.5/5Hilton Mystic - Traveller rating: 4/5Howard Johnson by Wyndham Mystic - Traveller rating: 3.5/5
- Popular hotels with indoor pools in Mystic that have a refrigerator include:Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic - Traveller rating: 4.5/5Holiday Inn Express Mystic - Groton Area, an IHG Hotel - Traveller rating: 4/5Howard Johnson by Wyndham Mystic - Traveller rating: 3.5/5
- A front desk is staffed 24 hours per day at these hotels with indoor pools in Mystic:Hampton Inn & Suites Mystic - Traveller rating: 4.5/5Holiday Inn Express Mystic - Groton Area, an IHG Hotel - Traveller rating: 4/5Hilton Mystic - Traveller rating: 4/5