Spring Hill Inn  |  House in Mansfield

Feedback: Spring Hill Inn My husband and I were looking forward to our evening at the Inn- a date night after the UConn basketball game. The restaurant was great for dinner, but when we returned to room number 3 after the game, it was so cold, and the quilt was inadequate for keeping us warm. In the middle of the night, my husband went out to the hallway to try and find a thermostat. He found one in the hall which allowed us a little more heat for only 45 minutes. Honesty, we were so uncomfortable that we left early. This leads me to the final piece of feedback.We tried to get some coffee from the breakfast area on the first floor, but there were no lights that we could turn on to see how to work the coffee machine. Maybe they were on some kind of timer, but again it was inadequate and really uncomfortable. Because there was staff person on-site, we had no one to speak to about remedying our situation.

Sweet place.

Janaki, our hostess, was very accommodating. She met us at the door and escorted us to our room. She even carried my partner's suitcase for her. She even returned a few minutes later to check on our comfort, as regards the temperature. We both slept quite well. The beds were firm, but not "rock hard". The bedding was perfect, considering the outside temps were in the high 20's. Next morning, we had choices of yogurts (sugar-free, which is rare), pumpkin muffins, coffee/tea, cereal, fresh fruit and a few other goodies down in the "common lounge", where we met 2 couples from Minnesota, who were in CT for the Nutmeg Classic (a Women's Ice Hockey tournament, being hosted by UConn). Their daughters were playing for one of the schools. All-in-all, a very nice experience and a great place to stay!

Quiet, no frills antique inn. Breakfast items were boring, so we ate elsewhere. Checkin was easy, bed was comfy with microfiber sheets (don't like them personally).

Location was perfect for our stay.

6 room guest house very close to UConn campus. House is very old I suppose historic with original uneven floors. Bathroom was nicely updated but small. Hosts were very nice. May stay again due to location. Wish there was a sidewalk or walking path along Storrs Rd.

Very quiet

I enjoyed staying here. The staff was warm, friendly, and helpful, and the place was clean and comfortable with a nice historic flavor to it. However, the water pressure from the sink faucet was so weak that it was difficult to wash your hands, I had to request soap for the shower, and the breakfast foods in addition to juice and coffee, were limited to some store bought pastries and cookies. I would stay here again because it was comfortable, the staff was very nice, and the adjacent restaurant was convenient. But it did leave some things to be desired.

The owners were kind and friendly, and we enjoyed stayed in an 18th century home. Order the lava cake!

My stay was in the winter. The inn was quaint and adequate overall for a one night stay, but the walls were thin and you could hear the guests in hall/ rooms . The bed was very comfortable, and the bedding / towels were clean . No rug so the floor was super cold . It was freezing on the 2nd floor where the rooms were, and the temp was 60 . At night before bed, I had to ask to have the temp raised but they adjusted it to only 65. In the morning , when I asked again because it was freezing, they finally raised it to 70, saying they didn’t want to over heat the guests upstairs . I was absolutely freezing, couldn’t wait to get in my car to warm up !