Inn at Middletown Hotel

We stayed for one night, as part of the Winter Romance Package. We only live 30 minutes away, but it was the most we could do as a getaway, being 9 months pregnant! The dinner was excellent at the Tavern at the Armory, and to be honest, breakfast was even better. I tend to love breakfast, though, and the blueberry lemon pancakes were amazing. The short stack was plenty! We saved our bottle of champagne to enjoy in another 5 weeks or so, but the chocolate covered strawberries were devoured that night. We walked to the small green across the street, which was seasonal with lights and holiday music. The bed was comfortable, and the room was clean. The toilet made some noise at night, constantly refilling, but we closed the bathroom door. The heat was also hard to get just right, so an updated thermostat would be nice. At checkout, we went next door to catch a movie, to round out our time away from reality. Overall, incredible value for the package deal, and a needed night of relaxation.

This is a well kept secret. The membership club is so worth the cost. A get place to kick back in, great rooms.

Stayed here as part of a business trip and generally speaking, was happy with the hotel. I certainly liked the location, being right in downtown Middletown, with access to plenty of shopping and dining. I was here over the summer, so the town was pretty dead as the local college was not in session. Parking is either going to be at the meters (free after 6pm) or about a block and half away behind the movie theater. For the most part, I was always able to find a parking spot near the hotel, except for one night when they closed the streets for a 5k race, and then I was forced to park at their complimentary parking lot behind the theater. You can save yourself a little walking by entering the hotel from the back of the property – something I didn’t realize until it was too late to be of any use to me. The room was clean with easy access to outlets near the bed. The free Wi-​Fi did not work well for me. Not only was I not able to connect to my companies VPN, I found streaming movies from Amazon or Netflix to be too jittery, so I simply gave up. Breakfast in the restaurant downstairs was excellent and a really good value, especially if your room rate includes the $ 10 breakfast coupon. For the price and location, I can’t really complain too much and to work around the Wi-​Fi issue, I wound up using my phone as a hotspot.

Had hot tea only…
Found myself here on a «girl date» wherein I enjoy doing romantic date like things with one of my gal pals, like getting all dressed up in fur and heels and eating out. The doorman was charming an courteous, showing us the various fireplaces and banquet facilities all In full winter holiday splendor, before guiding us to the restaurant.
It’s was freezing cold and this dark cozy dining room had a roaring fire. We sat and had a cup of tea and warmed up.
So tucked away, cozy and warm, this would be the perfect location for an affair!

We stayed here for a wedding. Nice rooms, clean, and good rehearsal dinner meal on the second floor. Very beautiful hotel. Our room wasn’t ready when we came check in though, which was slightly annoying having come at the time we were told check in begins… and also, I had some final projects I had to complete that weekend and just had to pull a few emails, so I made the mistake of not bringing a laptop with me thinking I could use the business center computer at the hotel. To get a document, write an email, then attach the document to the email… it literally took me 1.5 hours. No joke, the computer processing speed must have been from 1994. It was SO frustrating, given I had to give up so much of my time for this. For how much we were paying to stay there, you’d think they could update their computer… but my mistake for leaving my laptop at home I suppose.

Love staying in this place… I felt like home!!! Very exclusive nice room and layout. Love the services that they accommodateto the guests

We stayed at the Inn for our wedding and had a very good experience. There were a few glitches — our «King» bridal suite only had a double bed and the free WiFi didn’t work very well. However, the common areas are really nice and the Tavern, bar and patio were lovely, spacious places to hang out. Plus, the staff was really great (particularly Andrew — as another reviewer noted)! They were accommodating, gave great recommendations on things to do in the area, and didn’t complain when our afterparty got a little bit rowdy! Everyone really went out of their way to ensure that our guests were happy. If you’re getting married in the area, I highly recommend the Inn at Middletown for you and your guests!

We stayed here for a wedding and had a great time.
Andrew, the concierge, was extremely nice and helpful, too.
If you’re there with a wedding party, you’ll undoubtedly end up in the pub attached which was filled with genuine camaraderie amongst several wedding parties — I think they had 7 wedding parties there at one time but you couldn’t tell!
And, great job on the elevator food advertising — I didn’t get to have the bread pudding but every time I saw it in the elevator, I definitely wish I had!
They know how to do wedding parties right! Thanks!

Stayed here for one night on a business trip at Wesleyan. The hotel is very nice and has the feel of a B&B rather than a big box brand name hotel. The lobby, with its sweeping circular staircase, oriental rugs, and antique furniture, is impressive. I can only imagine how swanky this place must have looked when it was a single home! When I arrived, I was welcomed by the front desk staff and two bellboys who were more than eager for something to do/​to help me with my bag. Check-​in was easy and painless, and they have fresh baked cookies in the lobby on the front desk in the afternoon — nice touch.
I stayed in room 310 at the front of the hotel, and I had a great view of the hotel entrance and Main Street. The room was a corner room, in a large L shape, with two queen beds (very comfortable), a large flatscreen, desk, and a pretty uncomfortable armchair and footrest by the window. The bathroom was equally large, with a shower-​tub combo and large sink. Nice toiletries (loved the oatmeal soap!) and shower had good water pressure. There’s free in room wifi (the password’s in the binder on the desk) but it was really poor and dropped out frequently — this was probably my biggest complaint about the room. There also was no safe or in room refrigerator, both of which are niceties that I like to have in hotels, but since I was just there for a night, it wasn’t a big deal.
My stay was comped (as I mentioned, business trip), so I can’t comment on the price, but from what I’ve read on Unilocal,the price does seem kind of high for what you get. But, it’s the only game in this one cow town, so they can basically charge what they want. I do have to give kudos to the staff, though: whenever I had a question or went to the front desk, they couldn’t have been any more helpful. When I was looking for a place to grab dinner, one of the valets even sat down with me to go over a local map of the area in detail and recommend his favorites. Just really pleasant staff here.
Overall, I really enjoyed my stay and wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again if (god forbid) I ended up visiting Middletown again. Nice job, Inn at Middletown.
Tip: ask for a corner room on a higher floor — the corner rooms are significantly larger than the other rooms, and if you get one at the front, you’ll have a view of the entryway and Main Street.

Very good.
The prices are arguably a bit high, but the location is dynamite — you are within walking distance of all sorts or restaurants and shops, as well as Wesleyan. They are super accommodating too. No problem ordering a late night martini at the bar and taking it up to the room to polish off. We don’t stay here every time we are in the area (due to $) but try to whenever we want a nice night or two to turn an needed visit into a mini getaway.

Had a lovely dinner here a few weeks ago, my first time here despite the fact that I live in Middletown. Service was excellent, food was good. I would make a return trip.

Cute stay.
Little pricey.
Surprise about the exercise room & swimming pool.
Shitty wifi.
Comfy rooms.

Stayed here for a night while visiting friends at Wesleyan. The inn was incredibly cozy, clean, and close to the campus, but was a little expensive for a one night stay ($ 200.00) in such a quiet town.
The staff was very helpful when asked about places that delivered late at night and were happy to assist us with directions. The free wifi was fantastic and the indoor swimming pool was a treat.

We had our wedding in Middletown and half of our guest stood at the hotel, including myself. Rooms are very clean, the beds are super comfortable and so were the pillows. So happy that there were 6 pillows on the bed :).
They kept the bar open late, since they know we were coming back to the hotel after the wedding.
Overall a great place. Will deff go back to it!

This is one of my favorite staycation spots in Connecticut. It has the wonderful charming quality of a New England inn, but includes all the amenities you would expect of a modern hotel including a small business center, free wi-​fi, very efficient valet parking, an indoor swimming pool and a fitness center. I have never tried the spa but there is one on-​site. There is a small pub style restaurant downstairs, but the Inn itself is in the heart of downtown Middletown so you are walking distance from everything Middletown has to offer including a decent array of cuisines.
I think that the Inn at Middletown is a decent value for money given its location. You will spend about $ 199 a night for a queen room. The rooms are pristine and the inn itself is well maintained overall. The elevator is not as well maintained as the rest of the establishment for some reason. The carpet is stained and unvacuumed. That is the only part of the Inn that is inexplicably neglected. It is really odd.
The front desk staff are efficient, but are only as friendly as they were trained to be. I was also a bit caught off guard by the no smoking agreement that you have to sign, not because I am a smoker but because Connecticut has banned indoor smoking for some years now so I can only assume that this is for the benefit of out of town guests. Overall, a great place to go for a little «me time» staycation. It is ideal for some time away if you are unable or unwilling to completely unplug from your life (i.e. you’re a mom/​parent).

At $ 200 a night, the Inn at Middletown is priced a bit too high for what it is. That said, it is clean, with spacious rooms and comfy beds. The flatscreen TVs had a hundred channels, there was wired internet, and the bathrooms (though a bit old) had nice toiletries and fluffy towels.
I’m not sure why anyone would necessary need to go to Middletown, but if you’re here, you could do far worse than the The Inn.

Nice hotel in Middletown, CT where we stayed for a wedding. I’m not sure what other options there are in the area but this is definitely a clean place to stay. The hotel is not impressive by any means but it’s a grade higher than most chain hotels. I think it was a little pricey given the area and amenities but perhaps that’s the going rate in this area.

I had my wedding in Middletown and all of my guests stayed at the Inn at Middletown. It was a nice location, very nice rooms and although a little pricey, they gave a group rate. Facilities are clean and very nice. They even opened the bar for us after we returned from the wedding reception. Would recommend to anyone staying in the area who wants to get a nice feel of the downtown area, which is very walkable also!

This hotel is impossible to find. Do not trust your GPS. Follow the directions on the website. Even doing that, you might still have trouble finding the hotel, especially at night. The sign is small — smaller than the sign for the adjoining tavern — so much so that we probably drove past the hotel three times before actually finding it.
We pulled up in front of the hotel because it said they had valet parking. Instead, a man came out and informed us that we could just park on the street because the meters wouldn’t start running until 10. That was very nice of him to tell us, but we would have been just as happy (happier?) if he had parked the car for us. We heard him telling another patron the same information, and she seemed confused and none too happy.
The two women we dealt with at the counter were both very pleasant and professional. Our room and bathroom were clean. It was strange, though, how much the hotel felt like a chain when I believe it’s an independent hotel.
I liked the Inn once we settled in, but it took a while to get to that point.

The princess and I stayed here over our wedding weekend. The staff was attentive, pleasant, polite, and patient. Could not ask for a better place to stay in the area. Room was clean, plenty of amenities (for the time we spent there). Bar was understaffed, but bartender was sufficient. All in all, would Reccomend!!!