The Whaler's Inn

Yes, we offer free onsite parking for all guests.

Yes, special diets are accommodated.

Yes, breakfast is available and features locally inspired options at our onsite restaurant, The Shipwright’s Daughter.

Rooms include air conditioning, cable TV, and hair dryers. Some rooms feature fireplaces, jetted tubs, and water views.

Yes, The Shipwright’s Daughter restaurant serves breakfast and dinner, and guests can enjoy wine, spirits, and evening cocktails.

Here are a few favorite local spots near the inn: • The Shipwright’s Daughter – Celebrates New England’s fresh, flavorful coastal cuisine. • Bank and Bridge Brewing – Enjoy a craft-brewed beer in a casual setting. • Salt Water Farm Vineyards – Sip award-winning wines in a scenic coastal setting.

No, pets are not permitted.

Yes, we’re a family-friendly property.

We have 45 guest rooms across five unique buildings.

This historic inn, located in the heart of downtown Mystic, seamlessly blends colonial character with modern comforts. Its prime location allows guests to explore the town's quaint shops, renowned restaurants, and the Mystic Seaport Museum.

No, the property is not handicap accessible.

Yes, private parties and events can be hosted at the inn.

Guests often ask about nearby attractions. Here are some highlights: • Mystic Seaport Museum – Discover maritime history and tour the Charles W. Morgan, the last wooden whaling ship. • Olde Mistick Village – Shop, dine, and stroll through this charming historic village. • Argia Mystic Cruises – Embark on a day sail or sunset cruise on a classic sailing ship. Insider Tips: • Visit Stonington Point to see Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New York all at once. • Stop for ice cream at Drawbridge Ice Cream and walk along Mystic River Park. • Enjoy a lobster roll at Abbott’s Lobster in the Rough, right on the Mystic River. • Don’t miss the Mystic Seaport Museum for a true taste of maritime heritage.

The inn is approximately 52 miles from Providence, Rhode Island, 65 miles from T.F. Green Airport, and about 135 miles from New York City.