Groups & Reunions
Groups & Reunions are a fun occasion to see Connecticut with friends & family
Group tours are a wonderful way to see the beauties of Connecticut. Simply leave the planning, reservations, and driving to expert guides so that you can lean back and enjoy, take photos, chat with new-found friends, and even snooze along the way. This is a great way to plan a carefree visit with friends or family members. You can be confident that professional guides wil get you to the best places to visit, shop, dine, sightsee, and just the right hotel for a well-earned rest every night.
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Westbrook, CT
Captain Stannard
138 South Main Street 860-399-4777A Coastal Connecticut Retreat Designed with Ease
The Captain Stannard Inn in Westbrook, CT is an ideal setting for group gatherings, reunions, or retreats, offering 10 individually designed guest rooms, expansive indoor and outdoor common areas, and an unbeatable location. Groups can spread out across the large lawn, gather for downtime on the covered porch, or enjoy games, puzzles, and books in front of the fireplace. Walk to the beach or explore the area’s many restaurants, theaters, vineyards, and antique shops. The inn offers customizable meals, retreat packages, and activity coordination, from yoga sessions to high tea, wine tastings, or kayaking. Conveniently located just two hours from NYC, Boston, and major airports, it’s a peaceful, flexible venue that makes planning easy and memories unforgettable.
Check out our sister property, Westbrook Inn Bed and Breakfast.
Hartford, CT
Mark Twain House & Museum
351 Farmington Avenue 860-247-0998Bring Your Crew to the Gilded Age: Mark Twain’s Hartford Home
Planning a group outing or reunion stop with real character? The Mark Twain House & Museum in Hartford is a standout, guided experience set in the Gilded Age home where Mark Twain wrote enduring classics like Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. Group visits can be tailored as an easy add-on to a broader Connecticut itinerary, with a memorable guided tour, exhibits, and time to browse the museum store. It’s a fun, culture-rich shared experience for book lovers, history buffs, and curious travelers alike.