Deacon Timothy Pratt. Old Saybrook, Connecticut. 325 Main Street Old Saybrook, CT 06475 phone: 860-395-1229 Toll free: 800-640-1195 fax: 860-395-4748 shelley.nobile@snet.net www.connecticut-bed-and-breakfast.com Hostess/Proprietor: Shelley Nobile. We invite you to step back in time and enjoy the splendor of yesteryear in this magnificent c.1746 center chimney colonial bed and breakfast inn listed on the National Historic Register! The elegant guest rooms are romantically furnished in period style each with a working fireplace and/or jacuzzi-whirlpool tub, cable TV, high speed wireless Internet, stereo/cd player, phone/modem line, AC as well as a floor fan or ceiling fan, and private bath; most with four poster or canopy beds and comfortable sitting areas. This charming home boasts many fine original details including original wide-board floors throughout, hand-hewn beams, wainscoting, a corner cupboard, beehive oven and six working fireplaces. The house was built by Deacon Timothy Pratt in 1746 and served as a private school in the 1790’s. In our Pratt House Scrap Book, you can read an excerpt from a girl’s journal who attended school here. Timothy Pratt was a carpenter and served as a Deacon in the church across the street, thus it’s present day name. A formal, candlelit breakfast is served in the elegant, fireplaced dining room on fine china, and silver. Full breakfast is served on weekends, and an expanded continental breakfast is served weekdays. A Spacious 3-room suite with Queen 4 poster bed, French doors lead to a sunny sitting room with day bed. Oversized private bath with jacuzzi tub, working fireplace, stenciling, cable TV, AC, stereo/cd player, romantic setting with elaborate Victorian furnishings. Room Rate: $240.00 weekends with full breakfast; $165.00 weeknights w/continental breakfast. Spacious, elegant, period style room with lots of historic charm. Queen canopy bed, sitting area with loveseat, working fireplace, beautiful woodwork, large private bath, cable TV, AC, jacuzzi tub, phone/modem line, stereo/CD player. Room Rate: $220.00 weekends with full breakfast; $145.00 weeknights w/continental breakfast. Bright, airy room filled with romance: Queen canopy bed, handmade quilt, working fireplace, large private bath with whirlpool tub, cable TV, desk, AC, stereo/cd player, phone/ modem line, sitting area with 2 Queen Ann recliners. Room Rate: $220.00 weekends w/full breakfast; $145.00 weeknights w/continental breakfast. Cozy, romantic room with Queen bed, cathedral ceiling with exposed original beams, Jacuzzi tub, stereo/cd player, private bath, cable TV, phone/ modem line. $185.00 weekends w/ full breakfast; $145.00 weeknights w/ continental breakfast. Saybrook Point Park at the mouth of the Connecticut River. James Gallery Soda Fountain. From the BB take a scenic stroll along the water past the historic homes and scenic views of North and South Cove, Saybrook Point, and Fenwick. Watch the sun set over the ocean or take a walk at Fort Saybrook Monument Park or out to one of Old Saybook’s lighthouses.There is a marvelous scenic coastal bicycle loop right from the BB which takes you along 10 miles of beautiful coastline and historic homes. There are two public boat launches; one is half a mile from the BB and affords great canoe/kayak routes and scenery from the cove to the river to the sound. Directions Policies. From the North (Bradley Int’l Apt: Hartford, CT and Mass.): Interstate 91 South to Route 9 South to 95 south. Take first exit off 95 South (exit 68). Go straight at end of ramp, at fork (stop sign) bear right onto Route 1 South. At next traffic light go left (continuing on Rte 1 South). At second light go left onto Main Street. Go 0.8 miles, just past James Gallery on right. From the East (Rhode Island and Providence Airport): Interstate 95 South to exit 68, follow directions from exit 68 above. From the South and West (New York City/ Laguardia Airport): Interstate 95 North to exit 67, bearing right at fork on exit ramp. At traffic light at bottom of exit ramp, continue straight onto Route 1 South/West. At second light go left onto Main Street. Go 0.8 miles, just past James Gallery on right. Check in: anytime before 6 P.M preferably, Check out: 11:00 am. Well-behaved children 10 and over welcome Sunday through Thursday nights only. Twin rollaway cot available. Corporate Government rates. MC, VISA, AMEX, personal checks, cash, travelers checks. Rates are based on double occupancy. $30 extra per person over two. $10 off per night 4 or more nights. Cancellation Policy: Refund minus 10% with 14 days notice, otherwise, refund if room is rebooked. 10% service charge/rm. for cancellation. 2 night minimum stay with a Sat. Night. 3 night minimum stay on holiday weekends.

We invite you to step back in time and enjoy the splendor of yesteryear in this magnificent c.1746 center chimney colonial Bed and Breakfast. The Inn is listed on the National Historic Register and we are located in the charming, quintessential New England village of Old Saybrook, Connecticut.The gas-lit Main Street, in the heart of historic shopping districts welcomes you as you arrive for your stay. The B and B is part of an historic walking tour as well as a scenic coastal bicycle loop. There is an ice skating pond just 1/8 mile away;plus a great canoe/kayak launch just 1/2 mile away!; Our romantic guest rooms feature an award winning decor, combining;an historical charm with the relaxing luxuries of today's modern lifestyles. Each unique guestroom features a Jacuzzi whirlpool tub and a fireplace! All rooms have a 4-poster or canopy Queen-size bed,comfortable sitting area, cable TV, stereo/CD player, AC, private bath, high speed wireless and a phone/modem line. This charming Connecticut Bed and Breakfast boasts many fine original details including original wide-board floors, hand-hewn beams, wainscoting, a corner cupboard, beehive oven and 12 working fireplaces! The house was built by Deacon Timothy Pratt in 1746 and served as a private school in the 1790's. In our Pratt House Scrap Book, you can read an excerpt from a girl's journal who attended school here. Timothy Pratt was a carpenter and served as a Deacon in the church across the street from the property. The Deacon Timothy Pratt Bed and Breakfast is Yankee Magazine's Editors Choice for 2006! Check us out in the 2006 Yankee Travel Magazine. Virtual Tour: click on web address: www.ne360tour.com/pratthouse. *Free transportation from the Old Saybrook Train Station and any of the local marinas while staying at the BB.*. $99.00 per night for the month of June(Sunday -Thursday enter promo code of 99.00 when making your reservation). Enjoy a Romantic room with a fireplace( seasonal )and Jacuzzi tub with homemade bakedgoods. Please mention this special when making the reservation to receive the discounted rate. (not valid existing reservations or holidays). Essex Steam Train and Riverboat. All aboard the Essex Steam Train and Riverboat now operating thru June 22 every weekend (after June 22nd daily). Enjoy a sightseeing journey through the beautiful Connecticut River Valley and spend a relaxing weekend at our Bed and Breakfast. June in Old Saybrook. Spend some relaxing time in our historic town. Enjoy a self-guided tour along our gas-lite Main Street of 37 historic homes or visit Fort Saybrook Monument Park located at one of the most picturesque spots on the Shoreline. Delight in a delicious meal at one of our many fine resturaunts all within walking distance of our quaint Bed and Breakfast. Our outdoor cafes with their beautiful flower boxes are waiting to greet you. Beach passes and bikes are availalbe upon request. We hope to welcome you. The Goodspeed Opera House, Spirit of Broadway Playhouse and the Ivoryton Playhouse are in full production. Why not enjoy a fabulous musical or play while spending an evening or two at the Bed and Breakfast. (call us for further theater information). The perfect gifts!!! **Gift Certificates Available. **We offer Elopement Ceremonies; Vow Renewals. Go to our Availability page and select Specials for more information. **Enjoy a one hour massage in the privacy of your own room for only $85.00. The James Pharmacy Soda Fountain is open. Currently serving all sorts of refreshing treats.It also features Sugarplums Candy Shop offering a variety of penny candy and much more. Hours of operation vary based on the season. (860-388-9110). A perfect blend of tasteful elegance, charm, warmth and fun! Marie G., Framingham, MA formal candle-lit breakfast is served on fine china, linens silver in the elegant dining room complete with fireplace, corner cupboard period wainscoting. Guests are treated to a complimentary breakfast of home baked goods fresh fruit prepared by one of our pastry chefs. with pretty gardens, a fountain, inviting sitting areas, a handsome two-century-old maple tree with swing and two-person rope hammock. at Deacon Timothy Pratt Bed Breakfast, with losts of beautiful fall colors and activities. Breakfast was a highlight of our stay. Imagine candle-lit breakfast by the fire, on fine china with softly playing music in the background. Susan S., Colorado Springs, CO. I must not forget to comment on your summer gardens and swing...the best! Drinagh M., Penbrook Pines, FL. Relax by the fire in the privacy of your room or in the with original working fireplace and enjoy one of our games, or visit with new-found friends, and enjoy complimentary port wine, teas, or hot chocolate and freshly baked cookies. Guest refrigerator and ice available. Massage therapy can also be arranged in your guestroom. You have created an atmosphere where each person can rest and refresh the body as well as the spirit. Your labor of love has born the fruit of peace and tranquility in this beautiful historic building. Judy A., Phoenix, AZ. Our Location is Perfect! Located on a pretty gas-lit main street lined with brick sidewalks and flower filled brick median, and in the heart of the historic and shopping districts, walking distance to shops, restaurants, cafes, spas, art galleries, churches, museum, the large town library, ice skating pond, boat launch, town green activites, and the water of course! Part of an historic walking tour and scenic coastal bicycle loop (borrow our bikes or bring your own). Across the street from the General Hart House museum, archives building heritage gardens and pillared white church. Next door to an old fashioned soda fountain/ice cream parlor, and Sugarplums Chocolate Cany Shop. A half mile from a beautiful cove, lined with majestic old sea captain homes and scenic vistas, and a boat launch. Perfect spot for kayaking/canoeing. One mile from beaches, lighthouses, sightseeing cruises, waterfront dining, waterfront golf mini-golf, and waterfront historic park. National Recognition: The Deacon Timothy Pratt Bed and Breakfast is Yankee Magazine's Editors Choice for 2006! Westchester Magazine June 2006. RetirementLifeToday.com August 2006. Recognized by Arrington Publishing as one of the TOP 15 Country Inns in their Book of Lists. Voted by inn-goers as winner for the last 3 consecutive years in the categories of: -Best Inn Location For Walking To Shops/Restaurants 2002 -Best Inn Interior Design and Decor 2003 -Inn with Most Historical Charm 2004 Our inn has also been recognized by Fodor's and is featured in Fodor's Travel Guide New England. Time Out New York May 2005. Discerning Traveler Fall 2004. Boston Globe March 2005 Feb. 2004. Inn Traveler Magazine Autumn 2003 with a 6 page color spread. CT Life Magazine Sept. 2003 feature story. Coastal Living Magazine Oct. 2002. Sandra Soule's, America's Favorite Inns book. Waterside Escapes, Inn Spots Special Places in New England. The Ultimate New England Getaway Guide by Woodpond Press. German Elle Magazine. Entrepreneur's Business Start-ups Magazine. Chef Gina Johnson's Recipes are now available! For all of you who have asked over the years, and have savored Chef Gina's delicious breakfasts, you can now purchase a gift package of 8 of her recipes at the BB, or. A wonderful addition to your stay with us The James Gallery and Soda Fountain. on the National Historic Register and Connecticut Freedom Trail... and only steps away! It dates back to 1790 when it was originally part of an inn known as the Humphrey Pratt Tavern, where the Marquis de Lafayette stayed, and also made a purchase in 1824. Humphrey Pratt and Deacon Timothy Pratt were brothers. Today we continue the tradition of the Pratt family hospitality. It will add to your choice of lovely guest rooms and also features an original 1896 soda fountain where you can enjoy some old fashioned ice cream favorites. To add to that sweet tooth,...

 Guest rooms have air conditioning
 Credit cards accepted
 Hairdryer
 Access to internet
 Ironing facilities
 Jacuzzi tub
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace