Occupying five elegant buildings dating back to the Victorian era, The Whaler's Inn offers elegant and comfortable accommodation and is in close proximity to many of the town’s popular attractions. The stylishly presented rooms feature numerous modern amenities such as televisions, DVD’s, air-conditioning units and free Wi-Fi. Upgraded rooms have the benefit of whirlpool tubs, pull out sofas, HVAC units and gas fireplaces. Suites add separate living areas. Guests staying at The Whaler's Inn can take advantage of the on-site complimentary bike hire as well as the 24 hour front desk service. The inn also boasts a well equipped conference centre ideal for those wishing to host meetings or events. A wide range of dishes with a distinct Italian flavour is on offer at the Bravo Bravo Restaurant as well an extensive selection of beverages. Mystic River Bascule Bridge, Mystic Museum of Art and Mystic Seaport are all in close proximity to the inn.
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Guests appreciated being a short walk away from the popular Bascule Bridge as well as numerous shops and galleries in downtown Mystic. Those who were keen to sample the local bars and cafes appreciated not having to get into their cars in order to reach the nearest amenities.
Many were pleased with the overall hygiene levels at the inn stating that the rooms were clean and the linens fresh. Many complimented the equally pleasant decor which included interesting artwork and quality pieces of furniture. The bathrooms were also said to be well presented with up-to-date fixtures.
The staff were described as being efficient yet unobtrusive with many stating that they felt well looked after for the duration of their stay. The reception personnel dealt with guests’ queries and issues quickly and effectively and were also willing to assist them with various aspects of their travel plans which many greatly appreciated.
The continental buffet was described as being rather unimpressive with quite a few guests stating that they chose to have their breakfasts at some of the nearby cafes as there was only a limited amount of items available at the inn.
There are no lifts in any of the buildings which meant that guests whose rooms were on the higher floors had to climb several flights of stairs on a daily basis. Many found it tiring carrying their luggage to the rooms upon arrival.
The bathrooms were described as being rather tight and compact with guests stating that they had little room to move around and also not enough space for their toiletries.
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