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  Romantic Getaways in Connecticut  
 
-Northwest Conneticut-


Litchfield County
With a picturesque New England countryside of woods, hills and farms, Litchfield County is a popular weekend getaway destination for upscale New Yorkers and Bostonians.

The Boulders
East Shore Road (Rte. 45)
New Preston, CT
T: +1 860 868-0541. 20 rooms. US$ 350-
www.bouldersinn.com
1890's Dutch Colonial mansion with sunset views overlooking Lake Waramaug.


-Southwest Connecticut-

Westport, Fairfield County

F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote part of "The Great Gatsby" here. Known as the "Beverly Hills of the East Coast", Joanne Woodward runs the local Playhouse and Martha Stewart broadcasts from her Westport farmhouse.

Inn at National Hall
Two Post Road West
Westport, Connecticut
T: +1 203 221-1351 F: +1 203 221-0276. 15 rooms. US$ 375-
www.innatnationalhall.com
An 1873 Italianate maritime building recently transformed into an elegant and opulent hotel.


Greenwich
Founded in 1640, Greenwich has evolved into a wealthy bedroom community for nearby New York City.

The Homestead Inn
420 Field Point Road,
Greenwich, Conn.
T: +1 (203) 869-7500. 19 rooms. US$ 250-
www.homesteadinn.com
This 1799 farmhouse mansion is located in leafy posh suburbs of Greenwich. People come here for the food: the French cuisine created by the Bavarian born chef-proprietor Thomas Henkelmann compares with some of the best in New York.