Greenwich Hotels: Where to Stay in Connecticut

Greenwich, Connecticut sits on Long Island Sound, about 30 miles north of New York City. This guide covers hotels in Greenwich CT we could confirm in current sources. Four properties made the list. We also name two old favorites we dropped and explain why. Rates change daily, so we do not quote them. Check rates and dates on Expedia, then call the hotel to confirm details.

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Hotels in Greenwich CT: What We Could Confirm

Where to Stay in Greenwich: The Short List

Greenwich has a small number of full-service hotels. Most are boutique or upscale. We confirmed four open properties in at least two sources each. They are the Delamar Greenwich Harbor, the Hyatt Regency Greenwich, the J House Greenwich, and the Stanton House Inn.

Each one suits a different trip. The Delamar sits on the harbor near downtown. The Hyatt Regency is the largest and sits in Old Greenwich. The J House is a lifestyle hotel on East Putnam Avenue. The Stanton House is a small historic inn on Maple Avenue.

We do not list prices. Greenwich rates swing with the season and with weekday demand. Use the Expedia link above for live numbers.

Delamar Greenwich Harbor: Waterfront Hotel Near Downtown

The Delamar stands at 500 Steamboat Road, Greenwich, CT 06830. Expedia lists check-in from 3:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. The hotel’s own site describes guest rooms and suites, some with private balconies and harbor views.

The hotel has the l’escale restaurant and bar, which serves French-influenced cuisine. Expedia also lists a marina, a terrace, a garden, and a spa with massages and facials. The hotel site adds a private fourth floor called the Belvedere Floor. This floor has its own concierge service and an evening wine service.

Expedia lists free Wi-Fi and free parking. A regional magazine profile also called the Delamar dog-friendly. Expedia lists dogs only, with a limit per room. Confirm pet rules and any fees by phone before you bring a dog. We could not find the hotel phone number on the pages we reached, so use the number on your booking confirmation.

Expedia places the hotel a short walk from the Bruce Museum and from Greenwich Avenue. We saw those walk times in one source only, so treat them as approximate.

Hyatt Regency Greenwich: Largest Hotel in Town

The Hyatt Regency Greenwich stands at 1800 East Putnam Avenue, Old Greenwich, CT 06870. Expedia and Hotels.com both list check-in from 3:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. Both list early check-in and late check-out for a fee, subject to availability.

Expedia lists 373 rooms. Both sites list an indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, two restaurants, a bar, a coffee shop, and free Wi-Fi. Hotels.com also lists a hot tub, an on-site salon and day spa, and electric vehicle charging. Both sites list parking fees, so ask about parking when you book.

Both sites say dogs are allowed, up to 50 pounds, one per room. Fees apply. Service animals are exempt.

Pick the Hyatt Regency if you want a big-hotel setup with a pool, a gym, and on-site dining. The hotel’s own Hyatt page blocked our fetch, so we could not read its phone number.

J House Greenwich: Lifestyle Hotel on East Putnam Avenue

The J House stands at 1114 East Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06878. The Connecticut tourism listing gives the phone as (877) 468-6800. The hotel site lists 84 renovated rooms and suites. The tourism listing says 85 rooms, so confirm the count if you need a large group block.

The hotel site lists a heated outdoor pool, a fitness center, a spa, a coffee bar, and a steakhouse called Tony’s. The tourism listing describes a different restaurant name, the J House Restaurant. The two sources disagree, so ask the hotel which restaurant is open during your stay.

The tourism listing says guest rooms have iPad controls and Wi-Fi. The listing also says the hotel allows one dog per room with a nightly fee. The hotel site did not state its check-in times, so ask when you book.

Stanton House Inn: Historic Inn on Maple Avenue

The Stanton House Inn stands at 76 Maple Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830. The phone is (203) 869-2110. Both the inn’s site and the Connecticut tourism listing give this address and number.

Both sources say the inn has 21 rooms and suites. The tourism listing says the house dates to 1843 and the Pearson family has hosted guests since 1985. The inn’s site says some rooms have fireplaces, private entrances, porches, or balconies. The inn site also says the house has no elevator, so every room involves stairs.

Breakfast is free. The inn’s site describes quiche, avocado toast, pastries, and coffee. The pool is outdoor and seasonal. The inn says the pool usually runs from late spring through mid-October, weather permitting. Self check-in starts after 3:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM.

The tourism listing calls the walk to Greenwich Avenue about 10 minutes. We saw this figure in one source only. Select rooms allow one housebroken dog, so mention a pet before you book.

Two Old Favorites We Dropped

Older guides to Greenwich hotels list the Homestead Inn, also known as the Homestead Inn Thomas Henkelmann, at 420 Field Point Road. We do not recommend booking the property. A local news report from November 2022 said new owners bought the property in 2021 and planned to cut the rooms from 19 to 14. A Greenwich Free Press article from December 2022 called the property the former Homestead Inn. Gayot’s page for the Henkelmann restaurant says the restaurant is closed. We found no proof of a reopening.

The old version of this post also named a hotel called The Greenwich Hotel. We found no Greenwich, Connecticut hotel with this name in the sources we checked. We removed the listing. If you know of a hotel with the same name in Greenwich, call and confirm before you plan around the name.

Motels and Budget Hotels in Greenwich

Greenwich is a wealthy town, and the list above leans upscale. We did not confirm any budget motel inside the town in current sources. Travelers who want lower prices often compare nearby towns. We did not verify specific properties in other towns for this guide, so we name none.

Use the Expedia search on this page to filter by price and location. Then call the property and confirm the exact town, since some Greenwich-area hotels carry a nearby mailing address.

What to Do Near Your Greenwich Hotel

Pick a hotel near the sights you plan to visit. Two places stand out in our sources.

Hotels Near Greenwich Point Park

Greenwich Point Park sits at 11 Tods Driftway, Old Greenwich, CT 06870. The town site says the park is open from 6 a.m. to sunset. The park has beaches and swimming areas, walking trails, saltwater fishing, shellfish beds, and a windsurfing and kite surfing area.

The town requires a park pass or ticket from May 1 through October 31. The town sells seasonal passes to verified residents only. Visitors can buy single entry tickets. Call the Park Pass Office at 203-622-7817 before you go. Leashed dogs are welcome from December 1 through March 31.

The Hyatt Regency shares the Old Greenwich mailing area with the park. We did not source a drive time, so check a map.

Hotels Near the Bruce Museum

The Bruce Museum stands at 1 Museum Drive, Greenwich, CT 06830. The phone is (203) 869-0376. The Connecticut tourism listing gives hours of Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with last admission at 4:30 p.m. The museum is closed Mondays and on major holidays.

The museum covers art, science, and natural history. Its permanent galleries focus on the natural sciences. Expedia places the Delamar a short walk away, so the Delamar is the natural pick for a museum weekend. Confirm hours by phone, since holiday schedules change.

How to Choose a Greenwich Hotel

Start with your trip type. Families who want a pool and on-site dining often prefer the Hyatt Regency. Couples who want a harbor setting often look at the Delamar. Travelers who prefer a historic house and a free breakfast should look at the Stanton House Inn.

Next, check parking, pet rules, and stairs. The Stanton House has no elevator. The Hyatt lists parking fees. The Delamar and J House both allow dogs under conditions, but each sets its own limits.

Last, book early for summer weekends and holidays. Cancellation terms vary by hotel, so read them before you pay.

Getting Around Greenwich

The Stanton House Inn’s tourism listing mentions Metro-North train service to Manhattan. We did not check train schedules, so use the railroad’s own timetable. Expedia also lists Cos Cob Station and Westchester County Airport as nearby transport points for the Delamar, and the Stamford Transportation Center for the Hyatt. We did not verify drive times.

If you stay near downtown, you may walk to shops and dining along Greenwich Avenue. Outside downtown, plan on a car or a taxi.

What We Checked and What We Could Not

We checked Expedia, Hotels.com, the Delamar site, the J House site, the Stanton House Inn site, the Connecticut tourism listings for the J House, the Stanton House, and the Bruce Museum, the Greenwich town site, the Greenwich Free Press, Patch, and Gayot.

We confirmed addresses for all four hotels. We confirmed phone numbers for the J House and the Stanton House. We could not find phone numbers for the Delamar or the Hyatt Regency in reachable sources. We confirmed check-in and check-out times for the Delamar, Hyatt Regency, and Stanton House. We did not confirm them for the J House.

The Hyatt’s two sources are both booking sites, which often share data. Treat its amenity list as likely, not certain. We could not read the Hyatt’s own page. We also left out all prices and rates. Please call each property to confirm anything important before you pay.

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Conclusion

Hotels in Greenwich CT are few and mostly upscale. The Delamar, Hyatt Regency, J House, and Stanton House Inn are the four we could confirm. Compare current dates on Expedia, then call your pick to confirm rates, parking, pets, and check-in times before you book.

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