
Welcome to the Earl Grey Bed & Breakfast ... We look forward to greeting you in historic Chittenden House. Situated at church steeple level in the village of Salisbury, Connecticut, its unique location with extensive gardens and old specimen trees make it both private and romantic. The gardens are a delight; lilacs and birdsong fill the air. The two spacious accommodations are impeccably tasteful and furnished with beautiful art and antiques. Your memorable breakfast is served in the large French country kitchen at a grand and quirky antique marble table or on the tranquil garden porch with views of white church steeples and the Litchfield Hills. You will feel pampered and well rested! |
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The Rooms |
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The Owners
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The Breakfast
Note: As we travel frequently ourselves, there are times when we cannot make breakfast; but on those occasions, you will be pampered by our daughter.
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Amenities · Fresh fruit and flowers |
Reservations and Location We do our utmost to make our house your home and, therefore, strive to ensure that your stay is cozy and private. Please contact us at info@earlgreybandb.com or at (860) 435-1007 to inquire about availability, book rooms and directions to The Earl Grey in Salisbury, Connecticut. (We offer a discount to veterans or members of the military.) |
Area Attractions The Earl Grey Bed & Breakfast is located in the beautiful Litchfield Hills and close to private schools: Hotchkiss, Salisbury, Indian Mountain and Berkshire; two nearby lakes for boating, fishing and swimming, plus fly fishing on the Housatonic River and racing at Lime Rock Park. It is near an abundance of cultural attractions: Tanglewood, Yale’s summer music festival, Infinity Hall and Music Mountain; the Norman Rockwell Museum, The Daniel Chester French Studio, the Herman Melville House. It is close to antiquing, golf and special trails for walking, jogging and bicycling (the surrounding countryside is ideal for serious cyclists). |
Read About Us in Yankee Magazine ... “Their two rooms are impeccably tasteful . . . . .” “We are in the kitchen, a room Patricia has made famous for her breakfasts. ‘I love presenting it with flowers,’ she says. ‘it’s a simple meal you can make extravagant.’” |
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