Stonecroft Country Inn

Stonecroft Country Inn is a historic bed and breakfast set on 6.5 acres in Ledyard, Connecticut, minutes from Mystic. The property traces its origins to 1807, when sea captain Shubel Smith built the Georgian Colonial that still anchors the estate. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and recognized by Select Registry Distinguished Inns of North America, the inn blends period architecture — wide-plank floors, stone walls, a working fireplace — with fully renovated accommodations across ten guest rooms. The estate offers multiple event settings for weddings, elopements, and private gatherings. The Yellow Barn accommodates ceremonies and receptions for up to 75 guests, while the intimate stone-walled dining room in the 1807 House hosts seated dinners and gatherings of up to 45. For larger celebrations, the Grand Affair tent on the manicured lawn expands capacity to 125 guests, surrounded by koi ponds, terraced gardens, and centuries-old stone walls. Exclusive buyout packages include use of the inn's guest rooms, making Stonecroft well suited for destination weddings and weekend retreats where guests stay on-site. Gourmet three-course breakfasts are included with all room stays.