King Richard’s Faire Celebrates Its 45th Anniversary

New England’s largest and longest-running Renaissance festival returns to Carver for eight themed weekends filled with jousting, live entertainment, fantasy, food, shopping and plenty of medieval merriment.

Hear ye, hear ye! King Richard’s Faire is celebrating a major milestone in 2026—and everyone is invited to join the royal festivities.

The beloved New England Renaissance festival returns for its 45th anniversary season, running weekends from September 5 through October 25, 2026, plus the Monday holidays on September 7 and October 12.

Located at the Edaville Entertainment Venue in Carver, Massachusetts, King Richard’s Faire offers a wonderfully immersive escape into the mythical village of Carvershire. For eight weekends, the wooded grounds come alive with knights, royalty, musicians, artisans, entertainers and colorful villagers determined to help guests leave the modern world behind.


Four and a Half Decades of Fantasy and Fun

Since its debut 45 years ago, King Richard’s Faire has grown into one of New England’s most anticipated fall traditions. Whether you arrive dressed in full Renaissance regalia, add a subtle touch of fantasy to your outfit or come exactly as you are, stepping through the gates feels like entering another world.

Hundreds of performers entertain throughout the day across eight stages, a massive tournament field and the village lanes. Visitors can expect comedy, live music, aerialists, acrobatic animals, giant puppets, interactive characters and, of course, the Faire’s legendary horseback jousting.

The 2026 anniversary storyline welcomes King Richard XI and Queen Anne III back to Carvershire during the harvest season. Their return soon becomes entangled in mysterious royal intrigue, magical mishaps and an anniversary celebration unlike any the kingdom has seen before.

Guests won’t simply watch the story unfold—they’ll become part of the adventure as they encounter members of the royal court and other characters throughout the village.


What’s New for the 45th Anniversary Season?

King Richard’s Faire continues to expand its home at Edaville Entertainment Venue, with several additions designed to make the experience even more enjoyable and immersive.

New and enhanced features for 2026 include:

  • An expanded village
  • New permanent shoppes
  • Additional shaded seating and gathering areas
  • New Joust Dais VIP seating
  • VIP parking
  • New trees, flowers and other plantings throughout the grounds

The expanded village gives visitors even more room to explore, shop, dine and enjoy the lively atmosphere of Carvershire.


Cheer on the Knights

No visit to King Richard’s Faire would be complete without experiencing the thunder of hooves and clash of armor at the tournament field.

Talented knights compete on horseback in thrilling jousting performances filled with pageantry, skill and spectacle. Choose your champion, cheer as loudly as you can and prepare to become completely caught up in the excitement.

Visitors looking to make the experience extra special can reserve the new Joust Dais VIP seating, offering an upgraded view of the action.


Feast Like Royalty

Exploring a medieval kingdom can work up quite an appetite, and King Richard’s Faire offers plenty of hearty food and festive drinks.

Guests can feast on giant turkey legs, savory stews, chowders and sweet treats. Adults can also raise a tankard filled with mead, wine, brew or one of the Faire’s signature cocktails.

The famous turkey legs are practically part of the King Richard’s Faire experience—messy, enormous and perfectly suited for a day of medieval adventure.


Shop the Artisan Marketplace

Throughout the village, artisans from across the country and around the world showcase their handmade creations and centuries-old skills.

The marketplace is an excellent place to browse for jewelry, leather goods, artwork, pottery, clothing, fantasy accessories and unique gifts that you aren’t likely to find anywhere else. Some artisans also demonstrate their crafts, giving visitors a closer look at the work behind each creation.

Between the shoppes, games, rides and wandering entertainers, surprises await around nearly every corner.


Eight Themed Weekends

Each weekend of the 2026 season features different programming, contests, fandom celebrations, charitable initiatives and special events—giving visitors plenty of reasons to return.

Appreciation Weekend

September 5–7

Opening weekend includes Carver Appreciation Day, Salute to Safety, Labor Day’s “No Work, All Play” celebration and Autism Welcome Weekend.

Babes & Beer/Pirate Invasion

September 12–13

Pirates invade the kingdom for a lively weekend featuring a Cleavage Contest benefiting breast cancer awareness and the Queen’s Beer Run benefiting colon cancer awareness.

HP Fandom in the Kingdom

September 19–20

Witches, wizards and magical folk can enjoy hat sorting, house meetups and the Spry Wizard Tournament.

Love & Companionship

September 26–27

Celebrate love in all its forms with vow renewals, the Market Days artisan promotion, Deaf Awareness Day and pet dog companions.

This weekend could be an especially charming choice for couples looking for a playful and unconventional fall date—or anyone who believes every love story deserves a little medieval magic.

Gamer’s Guild/D&D Fandom

October 3–4

Adventurers can take part in mini campaigns, a dungeons and gaming contest and the Battle of the Upside Down.

Highland Happenings

October 10–12

Kilts take center stage during a three-day weekend featuring the Highland Hunks Contest and the King Richard’s Faire Highland Games.

Kingdoms United

October 17–18

Fantasy worlds collide during a weekend featuring the “One Knight for Seven Kingdoms” jousting tournament, Game of Thrones fandom and visiting royalty, plus a Lord of the Rings relay race and ring toss.

Fest-Evil Finale

October 24–25

The final weekend brings Halloween to the kingdom with trick-or-treating, a children’s costume parade, an adult costume contest, a witch dance and the season’s final drum jam.


A Colorful Fall Escape for Every Kind of Royal

King Richard’s Faire brings together history buffs, fantasy lovers, theatre fans, foodies, gamers, families, couples and groups of friends for a delightfully theatrical fall experience.

The village encourages visitors to have fun, express themselves and become whoever they would like to be for the day—a noble royal, daring knight, mischievous fairy, powerful wizard, adventurous pirate or simply a curious traveler ready to enjoy the spectacle.

For LGBTQ+ visitors seeking a festive New England getaway with live entertainment, fabulous costumes, fantasy fandoms and an unmistakable sense of theatrical flair, a day in Carvershire makes a memorable addition to any fall travel itinerary.

Plan Your Visit to King Richard’s Faire

2026 dates:
Weekends from September 5 through October 25
Also open Monday, September 7, and Monday, October 12

Hours:
10:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Location:
Edaville Entertainment Venue
5 Pine Street
Carver, Massachusetts 02330

Parking:
Free parking is available. Guests are encouraged to arrive around opening time for the best parking options.

Admission

September 5–20

  • Adults ages 12 and older: $36
  • Children ages 4–11: $22

September 26–October 4

  • Adults ages 12 and older: $40
  • Children ages 4–11: $24

October 10–25

  • Adults ages 12 and older: $46
  • Children ages 4–11: $26

Children under four are admitted free. Group discounts are available for parties of 25 or more.

For tickets, entertainment schedules, special-event information and a map of the village, visit King Richard’s Faire.

Follow the Faire on TikTok, Instagram, X and Threads at @KRFaire, and join the conversation with #KRFaire.

Long live the King—and here’s to 45 years of magic, merriment and memories in Carvershire!

Prospect Berkshires: A Gay-Friendly Berkshires Resort

Prospect Berkshires is an LGBTQ+ friendly laksde escape in the Massachusetts Berkshires. Tucked beside a peaceful lake in the rolling hills of western Massachusetts, Prospect Berkshires offers the kind of getaway that seems tailor-made for travelers who want to disconnect from everyday life without giving up beautiful design, memorable dining and resort-style comforts.

Located at 50 Prospect Lake Road in Egremont, Massachusetts, Prospect Berkshires is a modern, nature-focused retreat featuring 49 private Nature Cabins, lake access, a seasonal pool, saunas, tennis and pickleball, dining at The Cliff House and a calendar of cultural and wellness experiences. Rather than functioning like a conventional hotel with rooms lining indoor corridors, Prospect spreads the experience across its lakeside grounds, creating something that feels part boutique resort, part sophisticated summer camp and part restorative country retreat.

For LGBTQ+ travelers and couples looking for a welcoming Berkshires getaway, Prospect’s emphasis on hospitality, gathering and connection makes it particularly appealing. The property’s stated philosophy draws from the Greek concept of philoxenia—essentially a “love of strangers”—and describes hospitality as treating travelers as friends and honored guests.

That welcoming spirit fits beautifully with its Southern Berkshires setting, an area where LGBTQ+ travelers can combine a quiet romantic escape with arts, dining, outdoor recreation and the inclusive communities found throughout the region.

A Modern Reinvention of a Historic Berkshires Retreat

Although today’s Prospect Berkshires feels decidedly contemporary, the property has deep roots.

The grounds date to 1876, when Prospect Lake Park opened as a picnic destination during America’s centennial year. Visitors once arrived by horse and carriage to gather, eat and enjoy the natural surroundings. The original Cliff House was constructed on a lakeside knoll and included both guest rooms and a small tavern. The property later became a campground in 1958 before eventually beginning its newest chapter as Prospect Berkshires.

That history gives today’s resort an interesting sense of continuity. Prospect isn’t simply putting cabins beside a lake; it’s reimagining land that has been bringing people together for nearly 150 years.

And gathering remains an important part of the experience today.

Stay in One of 49 Nature Cabins

Forget the traditional hotel room. At Prospect, accommodations take the form of 49 Nature Cabins scattered throughout the property.

The cabin concept is particularly attractive for couples. There’s something inherently romantic about retreating to your own space among the trees after dinner or waking up surrounded by the Berkshires rather than stepping into a busy hotel hallway.

Prospect describes the experience as one where the cabins replace conventional hotel rooms and the lake becomes a central part of the day. Shared spaces are intended to encourage connection without making guests feel as though they’re following a rigid resort schedule.

It’s a decidedly grown-up interpretation of the classic cabin getaway: nature is the star, but comfort and design haven’t been forgotten.

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The Lake Is at the Heart of the Experience

One of Prospect Berkshires’ greatest luxuries isn’t something manufactured at all: the landscape.

The lake and surrounding forest establish the rhythm of a stay here. Depending upon the season, a day might include swimming, paddling, relaxing poolside, taking a walk through the grounds or simply sitting somewhere quiet and doing absolutely nothing.

And doing nothing may be exactly the point.

Prospect describes its approach to wellness as nature-led rather than schedule-driven. The property encourages guests to use the lake, forest and quiet surroundings as opportunities to slow down and reconnect. Its wellness offerings include experiences such as wood-fired sauna sessions and lakeside walks, with the scenery changing dramatically from summer greenery to spectacular fall color and snowy winter landscapes.

The resort also offers tennis and pickleball, giving more active guests something to do without ever having to leave the property.

Pool Days, Sauna Sessions and Slow Afternoons

For a warm-weather LGBTQ+ getaway, it’s hard to beat the combination of a cabin, lake and pool.

Prospect features a seasonal pool, while sauna experiences provide another reason to embrace a slower pace.

The resort’s layout also helps create that feeling of escape. Guests should be aware that getting between their cabin, pool house, Cliff House and parking area generally involves walking, although golf-cart transportation is available. Prospect specifically recommends bringing weather-appropriate clothing because moving around the resort means spending time outdoors.

Rather than being an inconvenience, for many travelers that may be part of the appeal: park the car, put away the keys and allow the property to become your little world for a couple of days.

Learn more about ammenities HERE.

Dinner and Drinks at The Cliff House

A romantic getaway isn’t complete without a great dinner, and guests don’t have to travel far.

The Cliff House serves as Prospect’s culinary and social gathering place, overlooking the lake and welcoming both resort guests and members of the surrounding community.

The restaurant emphasizes seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, with influences from bistro cooking and contemporary European café culture. Depending upon the day and season, guests can settle in for coffee and pastries, breakfast or dinner, while the lake provides a beautiful backdrop.

The setting makes The Cliff House particularly appealing for couples. Imagine spending the afternoon by the water, returning to your cabin to get ready and then walking over for cocktails and a leisurely lakeside dinner.

It’s also another example of what Prospect does particularly well: combining the intimacy of a retreat with enough amenities that you don’t feel isolated.

Learn more about dining HERE.

More Than a Resort: Art, Food and Experiences

The Berkshires have long attracted artists, writers, musicians and creative thinkers, and Prospect taps into that cultural tradition.

Depending upon when you visit, the resort’s programming can include chef residencies, writer and artist gatherings, wellness weekends, full-moon hikes and creative workshops, along with seasonal activities.

That means two visits to Prospect don’t necessarily need to look alike.

One weekend could revolve almost entirely around the pool and lake. Another could be built around food. A fall visit might mean foliage and hiking, while a winter escape could be about snow-covered scenery, sauna sessions, fireside dinners and the glorious excuse to retreat to your cabin early.

It’s worth checking Prospect’s calendar before traveling to see what coincides with your stay.

Celebrate, Gather & Say “I Do” at Prospect Berkshires

Prospect Berkshires provides a beautiful natural setting for LGBTQ+ weddings, social celebrations and special events, with Prospect Lake and the surrounding forest creating a romantic backdrop. Couples can transform their celebration into an entire Berkshires getaway, with guests staying in the resort’s 49 private Nature Cabins, dining at The Cliff House and enjoying the lake, pool, saunas and other amenities. Whether planning an intimate ceremony, anniversary, milestone birthday or gathering of family and friends, Prospect offers an inviting alternative to a traditional ballroom celebration.

Prospect is also well suited for corporate meetings, retreats, workshops and group getaways, combining flexible gathering spaces and on-site dining with opportunities to step outside, recharge and connect with nature. Whether you’re planning an LGBTQ+ wedding, special celebration, meeting or retreat, Prospect Berkshires turns the occasion into something more than a single event—a memorable escape surrounded by the beauty of the Massachusetts Berkshires.

Learn more HERE.

LGBTQ+ Friendly Travel in the Berkshires

For LGBTQ+ visitors, the Berkshires are an especially appealing Massachusetts destination because the region pairs rural beauty with a strong arts-and-culture identity and visible LGBTQ+ community life.

Nearby Great Barrington provides particularly strong evidence of that welcoming environment. The town has formally proclaimed its support for LGBTQI+ Pride and describes itself as a community that celebrates diversity and inclusion while affirming its commitment to preventing discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.

LGBTQ+ visibility isn’t limited to proclamations, either. Berkshire Pride brings the community together with Pride celebrations, including its annual festival and parade, with LGBTQ+ people, community groups, businesses and allies participating from throughout the Berkshires.

For gay and lesbian couples, transgender and nonbinary travelers, queer families and LGBTQ+ friend groups, that wider atmosphere can make the Southern Berkshires an attractive alternative to a more conventional New England resort destination.

You can spend your morning hiking, browse shops and galleries in the afternoon, enjoy cocktails and dinner in the evening, and return to a quiet cabin by the lake—all while vacationing in a region with an established culture of LGBTQ+ visibility and inclusion.

Discover Egremont and the Southern Berkshires

Prospect’s Egremont location also puts travelers within reach of some of the Southern Berkshires’ most appealing towns and attractions.

Nearby Great Barrington combines independent shops, restaurants, cafés, galleries, entertainment and outdoor recreation. The area is known for its mix of natural beauty and cultural energy, while the broader Berkshires have long been associated with major arts institutions and a creative community.

Prospect itself recommends exploring beyond the resort and highlights the region’s trails, lakes, restaurants, cafés, bakeries and small towns.

That’s what makes Prospect particularly useful as a home base. You can make the resort the entire vacation—or use it as your launching point for a larger Berkshires adventure.

A Four-Season LGBTQ+ Berkshires Getaway

While summer is an obvious time to visit Prospect, limiting this destination to warm weather would be a mistake.

Spring brings new growth, wildflowers and waterfalls as the region wakes up.

Summer is made for lake days, pool time, paddling, outdoor dining and long evenings.

Fall transforms the Berkshires into one of New England’s quintessential foliage destinations, making it an especially romantic time for couples.

And winter brings an entirely different personality: snow, quiet forests, sauna sessions, cozy cabins and lingering meals. Prospect actively positions itself as a year-round retreat, with the surrounding landscape becoming part of the experience in every season.

A Romantic Escape for LGBTQ+ Couples

There’s plenty here for families and groups, but Prospect Berkshires feels particularly well suited to a romantic LGBTQ+ weekend getaway.

It doesn’t require a packed itinerary to feel special.

Sleep late. Grab coffee. Wander toward the lake. Spend a couple of hours poolside. Take a sauna. Head back to your cabin. Dress for dinner. Order cocktails at The Cliff House. Watch the evening settle over the water.

Then wake up and decide whether to do it all over again or venture into the Berkshires.

For LGBTQ+ couples who spend much of their lives navigating busy schedules, crowds and constant stimulation, there’s something luxurious about a destination that gives you permission to simply enjoy being together.

Why Gay Travel Information Loves Prospect Berkshires

What makes Prospect stand apart is the way several different types of getaway come together in one place.

It’s a boutique hotel without conventional hotel rooms.

It’s a cabin retreat without roughing it.

It’s a wellness escape without demanding that your vacation become a wellness program.

And it’s a Berkshires resort where nature, food, culture and gathering all share the spotlight.

For LGBTQ+ travelers seeking a gay-friendly Berkshires vacation, romantic Massachusetts escape or relaxing New England weekend, Prospect Berkshires offers a compelling combination: private cabins, lakefront scenery, seasonal recreation, wellness experiences, destination-worthy dining and access to one of western Massachusetts’ most culturally rich regions.

Perhaps most importantly, the philosophy behind Prospect is built around something LGBTQ+ travelers particularly appreciate when choosing where to spend their vacation dollars: hospitality, connection and a genuine sense that travelers belong.

Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend for two, an anniversary trip, a friends’ getaway, a relaxing addition to a larger New England road trip or simply a few days where the biggest decision is whether to head for the lake or the sauna, Prospect Berkshires deserves a place on your LGBTQ+ travel radar.

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From its immersive atmosphere to its deeply rooted culinary traditions, Transilvania Restaurant & Bar is a welcoming LGBTQ+ friendly restaurant in East Haven, Connecticut, where everyone is invited to enjoy great food, drinks, and unforgettable experiences. Conveniently located near New Haven, Transilvania combines authentic cuisine, Dracula-inspired décor, and warm, inclusive hospitality to create a dining experience unlike anything else in Connecticut. LGBTQ+ travelers, couples, friends, and local diners can feel welcome being themselves while enjoying this one-of-a-kind destination. Whether you come for the food, cocktails, spooky atmosphere, or a memorable night out, Transilvania Restaurant & Bar offers a fun and inclusive experience that leaves a lasting impression.

Visiting Connecticut? Explore more LGBTQ+ friendly places to stay, visit, shop, and experience throughout Connecticut on We Are Gay Friendly.

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Manor House Inn – Norfolk, CT

A Romantic and Restorative LGBTQ+ Friendly Getaway

Tucked away in the rolling hills of Northwest Connecticut, the Manor House Inn in Norfolk offers the kind of peaceful escape many travelers dream about but rarely find. Surrounded by scenic forests, charming small-town culture, and the quiet beauty of the Litchfield Hills, this historic boutique inn feels worlds away from the stress of everyday life.

Great Room Fireplace Manor House Inn

For LGBTQ+ travelers looking for a welcoming, romantic, and relaxing New England getaway, Manor House Inn delivers an experience centered around comfort, authenticity, and meaningful connection. Whether you’re planning a cozy weekend retreat with your partner, a solo wellness escape, or a scenic road trip through Connecticut’s countryside, this beautifully restored estate is the perfect place to slow down and recharge.

A Historic Connecticut Estate Full of Character

Sunroom Manor House Inn

Originally built in 1898, the Manor House Inn is a stunning Tudor-style estate filled with old-world charm and thoughtful modern touches. The property sits on five peaceful acres in Norfolk, Connecticut — one of New England’s most picturesque small towns.

From the moment guests arrive, the inn’s timeless architecture immediately stands out. Inside, visitors will find elegant staircases, stained glass details, fireplaces, cozy reading spaces, and beautifully preserved historic craftsmanship that create a warm and intimate atmosphere.

Sunroom Leaf-peeping Manor House Inn Norfolk

Unlike large chain hotels that can feel impersonal, the Manor House Inn offers something much more memorable: a true boutique experience designed for rest, reflection, and connection.

The inn embraces a slower pace intentionally. Guest rooms do not include televisions, encouraging travelers to unplug and fully enjoy the surroundings. Instead, the focus here is on meaningful conversation, relaxation, nature, and the simple joy of being present.

Romantic Rooms Designed for Relaxation

English Garden Room Manor House Inn

One of the things that makes Manor House Inn especially appealing for couples is its collection of individually designed guest suites and rooms. No two spaces are exactly alike.

Several rooms feature luxurious touches like:

Victorian Room Manor House Inn

  • Fireplaces
  • Whirlpool tubs
  • Private balconies
  • Antique furnishings
  • Large soaking tubs
  • Scenic garden views

The atmosphere throughout the inn feels cozy, romantic, and refined without being overly formal.

Morgan Room Manor House Inn

Whether you’re celebrating an anniversary, planning a surprise getaway, or simply looking for uninterrupted time together, the Manor House Inn creates the perfect setting for reconnecting.

LGBTQ+ Friendly Hospitality in the Litchfield Hills

At We Are Gay Friendly, we love highlighting businesses that create welcoming and inclusive experiences for LGBTQ+ travelers — especially in destinations where finding affirming hospitality can sometimes feel uncertain.

The Manor House Inn offers exactly the kind of environment many LGBTQ+ guests appreciate: warm hospitality, thoughtful service, privacy, and a genuine focus on guest comfort.

Norfolk itself is known for its arts community, natural beauty, and progressive New England character, making it an especially appealing destination for queer travelers looking to escape busier tourist areas.

Rather than loud nightlife or crowded attractions, this area is ideal for travelers who appreciate:

  • Scenic drives
  • Cozy cafés
  • Hiking trails
  • Cultural experiences
  • Antique shopping
  • Quiet luxury
  • Romantic weekends away

It’s the kind of destination where you can truly exhale.

A Perfect Destination for a “Quietcation”

Manor House Inn Estate

In recent years, many travelers have embraced the idea of a “quietcation” — a trip focused on rest, mental wellness, and disconnecting from constant digital noise.

Manor House Inn feels tailor-made for exactly that.

The peaceful setting, lack of in-room televisions, surrounding nature, and calming atmosphere encourage guests to slow down and enjoy a more intentional travel experience.

Wake up slowly with coffee in the garden. Spend the afternoon hiking through Connecticut’s scenic woodlands. Return to the inn for a relaxing evening beside the fire.

It’s simple, restorative, and deeply refreshing.

Farm-Fresh Breakfasts and Thoughtful Dining

Breakfast Manor House Inn

Mornings at the Manor House Inn begin with a thoughtfully prepared two-course breakfast made with fresh seasonal ingredients.

The inn’s culinary program focuses heavily on locally sourced products from nearby farms and producers throughout Connecticut’s Litchfield Hills region.

  • Guest favorites have included:
  • Pain perdu with fruit compote
  • Herb and vegetable frittatas
  • Whole grain waffles
  • Grain bowls
  • Fresh baked treats

Dietary accommodations are available with advance notice, including vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free options.

Charcuterie Plate, Manor House Inn

The inn also hosts special culinary experiences and intimate supper club-style dining events centered around local ingredients and meaningful community connection.

For food-loving travelers, the surrounding region also offers charming cafés, farm stands, artisan bakeries, and scenic restaurants worth exploring.

Explore the Beauty of Norfolk, Connecticut

Leisure Bike Ride, Manor House Inn

One of the biggest surprises for first-time visitors is just how beautiful Norfolk and the surrounding Litchfield Hills region truly are.

Known for its rolling hills, forests, historic architecture, and vibrant arts culture, Norfolk offers a quieter and more relaxed alternative to some of New England’s busier tourist destinations.

Outdoor lovers can explore nearby attractions including:

  • Haystack Mountain State Park
  • Dennis Hill State Park
  • Campbell Falls State Park
  • Scenic hiking trails
  • Country roads perfect for leaf-peeping
  • Local lakes and nature preserves

Why We Love Manor House Inn

Dining Room, Manor House Inn

At We Are Gay Friendly, we’re always searching for destinations that combine beautiful accommodations with welcoming hospitality and memorable experiences.

Manor House Inn checks all the boxes.

It’s elegant without feeling pretentious. Historic without sacrificing comfort. Quiet without ever feeling boring.

Most importantly, it offers LGBTQ+ travelers a relaxing and affirming place to unwind, reconnect, and enjoy the beauty of New England at a slower pace.

If you’ve been craving a peaceful countryside escape filled with charm, comfort, and romance, Manor House Inn in Norfolk, Connecticut deserves a spot on your travel list.

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  • Pet-friendly accommodations (dogs welcome)
  • Digital Key access for seamless check-in
  • Streaming entertainment in-room
  • Connecting rooms for groups and families
  • Cribs available upon request
  • Boutique-style ambiance with curated local touches




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