House of 1833 Bed and Breakfast Resort, Mystic, Connecticut

Built in 1833 by Elias Brown, banker and relative of one of the current owners, the House of 1833 is a 19th century Greek revival mansion and national landmark masterpiece on three beautifully wooded and landscaped acres of gardens and fountains. We always include our world-famous full New England country-gourmet candlelight breakfasts and feature a seasonal full size swimming pool surrounded by lush perennial gardens and fountains...dotted with sun cots, chairs, and eight glass tables with big blue market umbrellas. Relax...swim...bask...and enjoy.

All of our five guest suites have generous sitting areas as well as:
full private bath
working wood-burning fireplaces (so perfect for those snowy, wintry evenings)
cable television (four with HD flat panel televisions...most with built-in DVD players)
am/fm CD players
four suites with 'jumbo' oversize Jacuzzi hot tubs
central air
beautiful antique 19th century furnishings
monumental 19ths century queen or king size beds
two suites with 'private' garden porches
wireless internet throughout...even poolside

Looking for a downtown location? Relax in the glory of the Victorian Suite at our second property, the Captain Spicer mansion (1853)...located a mere two blocks from the bustling downtown historic shopping and dining district & the Mystic River draw bridge on two landscaped acres of mature beech and magnolia trees.
This is a one bedroom, 3 room suite featuring custom details throughout, 15 foot ceilings, patterned parquet floors, separate bedroom, original wood paneling and fireplace mantels, stained glass windows, and queen sofa bed in the parlor (sleeps four). This is perfect for a special occasion, wedding party, short term executive retreat or more.

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