Name: Curtis House Inn
Address: 506 Main St S, Woodbury, CT 06798, USA, Woodbury, Woodbury, Woodbury, CT 06798, United States of America
Rating: 7

Air conditioning

Smoke-free property

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All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

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Non-smoking rooms

Flat-screen TV

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Diet menu (on request)

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Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Free parking

Parking

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Pool and beach

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Pets Not Allowed

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Pilgrim Mall Shopping Center

Hollow Park

Glebe House Museum and The Gertrude Jekyll Garden

Waterbury-Oxford Airport

Danbury Municipal Airport

Tweed New Haven Airport

Igor I. Sikorsky Memorial Airport

Curtis House Inn

Woodbury

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

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breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

A lovely restaurant with a warm and welcoming staff.  Our server Julia was terrific and despite the evening rush, never lost her wonderful sense of humor or her attentiveness.  Cocktails were delicious as was every course.   We enjoyed the pork special, which was among the best I have ever had, perfectly cooked, quality meat and properly seasoned.
With a great staff and wonderful menu who would not want to go back again and again.
Well worth the drive.

Well worth the drive....don't miss this treasure.

Beware: I had lived in the Woodbury area for over 20 years and moved to Massachusetts recently. A few weeks ago a good friend invited myself and my youngest daughter to see a concert at the Palace in Waterbury and so I booked a room at the 1754 House. Unfortunately my daughter tested positive for Covid the day before we were to go and so my husband called the 1754 House and told them that we had been exposed to Covid(no test yet) and we would have to cancel (24 hour notice). After a few tries on the phone, they did cancel our room but still charged us the full price - so much for doing the right thing with these people!  If I were a parent with a child at Westover, Taft, or the Gunn school I would think twice about booking or eating here.  I wonder what the Covid policy is with employees?

No Covid Consciousness

A very warm welcome upon our arrival on a very cold day added to our appreciation of the Evergreen Inn & Tavern.  Although the oldest inn in Connecticut, it now has new owners (previously, the Curtis House).  They graciously made every effort to ensure that we were comfortable and happy.  If you are going to spend a few days antique hunting, it's best to get into character by staying at this grande dame of a place.  It is truly special.

A Treasure in the Midst of the Antique Highway

Connecticut’s oldest inn is under new ownership.  I very much hope that they succeed and that other guests do not share my reaction.  The squash soup lacked character and was served by itself.  The turkey was bland, thickly carved, industrial.  (The flavor was better cold as a left-over.)  The tiny portion of green beans ignored the rule that New England cuisine is based on variety of vegetables.  The stuffing was dry at the edges yet the best part of the meal.  The mashed potatoes were odd and the roll should not have been served.  Cranberry sauce interesting but too sweet.  Wine mediocre.  The labor-saving apple crisp was a cop-out for Thanksgiving.  The alternative was not Grandmother’s pumpkin pie but a bar of pumpkin and risotto suitable for a ski lodge, mislabeled “tart”.  No coffee.  The price for the above was the highest I have ever paid in a restaurant.  Though I am in mourning for Curtis House, you should give these people a try and see what you think.

The first thanksgiving dinner

Our family came from around the US to celebrate a life. We had the carriage house to ourselves. The rooms were dated but clean. We really liked that the four bedrooms opened up to a common sitting area, with fire place, frig and coffee maker. The bath soap and shampoo quality was poor. I had to go buy my own. The continental breakfast had coffee, tea, instant oatmeal, some apples and granola type bars. This needs to be addressed and  improved. To be fair, Everygreen has new owners and it is obvious that they have plans to improve the property.  They also own a B &B downtown and from the outside, the property looks very nice. The owner was speaking with a contractor about the exterior of the inn and workers were replacing damaged  wood on the exterior. Given some time, this property has great potential. I would like to return in a few years to see what improvements the new owners have made.

Improving on an original

Was there for a party and participated in the brunch, there a good selection of food, the fish was good, the chicken ok, pork hard to cut, sweet potato dish was great. They also had some salad items, the shrimp was gone, but the cole slaw was good as were the apple fritters. There were other items on the buffet but a couple had peppers which I can’t eat, so there may have been items that were better, many at the table said things were good!

Nice historic Inn and restaurant

I don't know if George Washington slept there but I don't think it's changed much since then.  Hey, it's quaint and historic but dated.  The shared bathrooms are for the whole floor, the rooms at the back need the furniture replaced, some windows don't work and some doors don't shut and others don't open easily.  The bedding in some rooms are musty and worn along with the ancient mattresses. And what about the food?  You might as well lick a salt block, strictly for livestock.  It's not what it used to be and I've either dinned, banqueted, or stayed there since the late 1950's.  My last stay with my wife and in-laws 14 years ago was nice.  My last dinner with aunt, mother and wife was nice too. This last stay, not so good.

A little too Colonial

The meal we had was lovely, the staff helpful.....but we stayed in a room on a floor that had one toilet, shower room to service eight 8 double bedrooms, all doors on all rooms stick so hard you have to use both hands to open or shut them including the bathroom, worst nights sleep ever, you can hear everything, theroad noise, the a/c noise from other rooms too, the rooms are tired and shabby but clean. Not somewhere to sleep sorry Curtis House you could do a whole lot better on your room facilities. The doors are a fire risk!

Restaurant fine rooms not

We stayed in the Carriage House Room A-2 I believe last room on the left as you walk in entrance. $109.25 WHAT A DEAL!. The room was clean, simple, AC, Queen bed, and and they had a Kuerig coffee maker out in hallway. Continental breakfast was good; 7-10am. I had the Shepards Pie and my wife had a salad with grilled chicken; both were excellent and served hot and fresh. Our waitress Ava was very attentive even when they were down two waitstaff and busy around 630 PM on a Saturday night. We had the brownie sundae for dessert (shared) which was fresh brownies (2) and ice cream-awesome!  
Hawk Ridge Winery nearby about 15-20 minutes nearby in Watertown is worth the drive, beautiful views and great sangria.
Nice rural area of CT to stay overnight for a night if you are looking to get away and don't want to travel outside the state if  you live in CT.

Excellent place to stay for one night! Great price! Food was awesome at the resturant

I have been to 2 dinner meetings recently at Curtiss House.  Both times the food was good and the service also.  Frequently there were glowing comments about the delicious creamy Italian salad dressing.  On one occasion we also had an excellent salmon entree.

Curtiss House is a very old Inn.  The atmosphere is quaint.  Recommended for a nice dinner.

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