Hosts: MaryBeth and Tony Felice

Bedrooms: 3

Address: 50 Perrin Road, Woodstock CT 06281 USA

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Telephone: 860/974-9836,
Toll free: 877/974-9836

Fax: 860/974-1541

Activities/Attractions: Woodstock is a beautiful town located in the north-eastern corner of Connecticut that captures the typical New England charm. It has rich rural character and a large agricultural community. Elias Child House is centrally located among may tourist attractions. Several fine restaurants are within easy driving distance.

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Or you could hike our backwoods trails (or cross-country ski them if we have enough snow). Or just kick back by the fire in the sitting room. Whatever relaxes you is fine. We are located:

• 75 minutes from Boston
  
• 45 minutes from Hartford
  
• 35 minutes from Worcester
  
• 40 minutes from Providence
  
• 150 minutes from Manhattan
  
• 20 minutes from Sturbridge Village
  
• 30 minutes from the University of Connecticut
  

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General Information: Located in West Woodstock on a quiet road, Elias Child House Bed and Breakfast is a magnificent center hall 18th century colonial structure containing 9 rooms with a fireplace in every room ... a perfect place for lodging and a relaxing getaway ... located in the Quiet Corner of Connecticut.

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• Spacious, bright guest rooms, each with private bath, fireplace and A/C
  
• Walking trails in nearby forest
  
• Fabulous antique shopping
  
• Therapeutic massage or Reiki treatment by special arrangement
  
• Plenty of room to relax inside or out
  
• In-ground pool
  
• Hearth cooking demonstrations
  
• Fax and high speed internet connection available for business traveler
  

The nine fireplaces remain intact, with two walk-in cooking hearths and a bee-hive oven. A smoke chamber for preparing meat is still present on one of the chimney columns in the attic.

And one mustn't forget the unique "indoor outhouse," or privy, attached to the el, a true sign of wealth in the 18th century. It is currently part of a screened porch for all to enjoy.

Twelve-over-twelve windows, many with the original wavy glass, original wide-board floors, paneling and wainscoting bear testimony to Colonial craftsmanship.

Payment Accepted: Cash, personal check, travelers check VISA, MasterCard, Discover Card, or American Express.

Rates: (Prices quoted in US Dollars)

$105-135/night/double

Hearty country breakfast included.

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