Our purpose is to inspire moments of connection, reflection, and celebration. We have curated our spaces to provide meaningful and memorable experiences and offer personalized service, warm hospitality, peaceful surroundings and fresh, thoughtfully-composed breakfasts.

Built in 1898, the Manor House is perfect place to rest, reset, and reconnect – whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just need a weekend escape. Guests enjoy taking a step back in time to the picturesque New England countryside at our intimate 9-room inn, tucked away on 5 acres of lawn and gardens in Connecticut’s lovely Litchfield Hills. Digital detox and nature-immersion is highly encouraged. We encourage you to visit the website directly to best understand the grounds, facilities, and room amenities and to see the special packages available (which cannot be seen or booked here). Please note: rooms are located on the second and third floors accessed by two stairways (there is no elevator). We have many scenic outdoor areas for you to enjoy during your visit- including patios, a gazebo, and paired Adirondack chairs scattered throughout our expansive lawn and country gardens. Two of our suites, the Spofford and Morgan, also offer private balconies where you can enjoy your morning coffee or take in spectacular sunset views over the trees. Our 7 spacious suites and 2 deluxe rooms all have private en suite baths. Each room is unique and offers a King or Queen bed and spacious sitting area. Additional amenities include private balconies, gas or wood burning fireplaces and oversized whirlpool and soaking tubs in select rooms. Kindly visit the website directly for more details and photos. Be sure to visit the Litchfield Hills Activities tab on our website to see all there is to enjoy. *Please note that the Manor House Inn only permits children ages 13 and up. Our rooms/suites have a maximum occupancy of 2 people, except for the Clemens Suite (max occupancy of 3).

The serene beauty of the Litchfield Hills region offers a tranquil getaway for Manor House Inn guests. With historic homes, intimate music venues, art galleries, antique shops, gardens, forests and lakes, there is much to explore. Established in 1758, Norfolk has been called “the unspoiled and largely undiscovered gem of Connecticut’s historic Northwest corner, serving a spellbinding concoction of natural beauty and culture.” Here are a few of the activities and attractions that guests often enjoy while staying with us: - Live music at Infinity Hall and the Yale Norfolk Chamber Music Festival - Hiking, (e)biking, kayaking, and canoeing on local lakes and rivers - Antique and artisan shops - Local wineries and craft beer breweries - Fantastic farm-to-table restaurants - Hot air ballooning - Fall foliage escapes