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Where to stay in Mystic, for the food

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Stonington Borough and the countryside

A fishing village on a narrow point, 10 minutes from Mystic. Water Street has a few dinner rooms and a bakery in the Velvet Mill, and wine and farm country lies just outside.

The food: Noah's Restaurant, Breakwater, Dog Watch Cafe and Milagro in the Borough, plus Whitecrest Eatery and Zest Fresh Pastry in the Velvet Mill.

Chef's hotels in Stonington Borough and the countryside

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The sweet spot · 18-room inn in the Borough

The Inn at Stonington

Gas fireplaces and soaking tubs, with Noah's, Breakwater and Milagro a short stroll away on Water Street.

From: The Inn at Stonington

Good value · Country B&B in Ledyard

Stonecroft Inn

A National Register house on 6.5 acres a few minutes from Mystic, handy for the Noank shacks and the local wineries.

From: Stonecroft Inn

Where to stay

Or pick another hotel in Stonington Borough and the countryside

3 of Chef's places are a 15-minute walk from Stonington Borough and the countryside. Chef looks for hotels in Stonington Borough and the countryside first. Chef picks hotels the way he picks restaurants: from the best lists, and what reviewers say.

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Where to eat in Stonington Borough and the countryside

All 3 of Chef's places a 15-minute walk away, nearest first.

Chef's Mystic guide is still short on Stonington Borough and the countryside. Ask the food concierge for a list built for your dates, or see everything Chef keeps in Mystic.

Sources: Stonington Borough, May 2025, Edible CT East

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