Tall Tales, opened in May 2016 and located at 19 Bridge Street in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, is a historic Victorian-era guesthouse owned by Saybrook Point Resort. It offers six uniquely themed rooms inspired by prominent figures in early American history and local lore, featuring turn-of-the-century antiques, private balconies, fireplaces, European bedding, and original artwork by local artists. Guests enjoy cozy common areas with fireplaces, classic board games, and a billiards lounge, along with access to dining, spa, and fitness amenities at the main inn.

Rooms such as Adriaen Block, Lion Gardiner, and Lady Alice Fenwick showcase luxurious details like air bath hydrotherapy tubs, scenic views of Long Island Sound and the Connecticut River, and elegant furnishings blending historic charm with modern comfort. Tall Tales provides an intimate, serene setting perfect for relaxation and reconnecting amid the picturesque coastal backdrop.

Designed by East Wharf Architects with interiors by Silver Contract Interiors, Tall Tales complements the storied heritage and hospitality excellence of Saybrook Point Resort & Marina, making it a premier coastal retreat in New England.

Three Stories guesthouse, opened in May 2014 and located at 21 Bridge Street in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, is a beautifully renovated Italianate home offering seven individually designed rooms, each with private balconies, fireplaces, European bedding, fine linens, and original local artwork. As part of Saybrook Point Resort, guests enjoy access to casual fine dining, spa amenities, and fitness facilities at the nearby inn. The guesthouse also features inviting common areas including a fireplace lounge, billiards, and wrap-around porches overlooking Long Island Sound.

Built originally in 1892 as the home of William Vars, Three Stories reflects New England’s rich heritage. Each room honors a prominent local historical figure such as Katharine Hepburn’s mother, suffragette leader; Anna Louise James, one of America’s first African American pharmacists; and other remarkable individuals whose stories are woven into Old Saybrook’s fabric.

Three Stories serves as a peaceful retreat and cozy gathering place for couples, families, and friends, blending timeless design with modern comforts. Its historic charm, coupled with stunning coastal views and cultural significance, makes it a unique and memorable accommodation within Saybrook Point Resort & Marina.

Saybrook Point Resort & Marina, opened in 1989 and located at 2 Bridge Street in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, offers 100 elegantly appointed guestrooms, including the historic Three Stories and Tall Tales guesthouses, alongside full-service amenities such as a spa, seasonal fine dining at Fresh Salt, and a premier marina. The Three Stories guesthouse features eight uniquely designed rooms with private balconies, fireplaces, and original local artwork, reflecting the New England heritage and stories of notable residents including Katharine Hepburn’s mother. The Victorian-era Tall Tales guesthouse offers six individually themed rooms with antique decor, cozy fireplaces, and shared common rooms ideal for relaxation and socializing.

Nestled where the Connecticut River meets Long Island Sound, Saybrook Point is a historic and scenic destination, uniquely positioned at the only major river flowing into the sea past a small town rather than a port city. This storied location marks the founding site of Yale University and boasts rich indigenous and colonial history alongside natural wildlife, including eagles and migrating birds. The resort’s marina accommodates vessels from 12 to 200 feet, reinforcing its status as a landmark yachting destination in Connecticut.

With its blend of coastal luxury, historic significance, and cultural richness, Saybrook Point Resort & Marina offers an unparalleled New England experience for leisure travelers, maritime enthusiasts, and history lovers alike.