CT Mansion Featured in Great Inns

July 26, 2011 (East Haddam, Connecticut) — The Boardman House has been published in Great Inns, Bed & Breakfasts, and Guesthouses, a 220-page book featuring 50 exceptional properties across the United States — each with its own unique setting and history. This splendid array of remarkable buildings and inviting interiors is beautifully presented by Editors Damir Sinovcic and Molly Teter Webb. The publication is scheduled for a September 2011 release and is already available for purchase at www.greatinnbook.com.

The Boardman House is located in the quaint New England riverfront village of East Haddam, just two hours from New York City and Boston and a short walk from the only two-time Tony Award winning theatre Goodspeed Opera House (goodspeed.org) with world-class Broadway Shows like “Annie Get Your Gun” and “Show Boat”.

The historic New England mansion, offers the casual luxury and charm of an elegant European country house. Built in 1860 by the silversmith Norman S. Boardman, the inn is an exquisite example of Second Empire architecture.

The newly renovated rooms and suites are individually designed and decorated with period antiques and artwork, oriental rugs and rich fabrics. Each accommodation offers luxurious comfort, complete with private porches, king-size beds with comfortable feather topped mattresses and luxurious linens. Breakfast is served in the opulent dining room and is made to order from a breakfast menu including freshly baked artisan breads.

Home to spectacular scenery, East Haddam is considered by many to be a shining gem in the Connecticut shoreline of New England and the Nature Conservancy has designated the Lower Connecticut River Valley as one of the 40 "Last Great Places On Earth".

Rates at The Boardman House start at $195.00 per night based on availability. For more information please call 860.873.9233 or visit www.boardmanhouse.com

The Boardman House
8 Norwich Rd
East Haddam, CT 06423

This release was published on openPR.