Historic Mystic Building Converted Into Luxury Inn

MYSTIC, CT — A historic downtown building has been given new life with the opening of the Mystic River Inn.

The inn is located inside the former Case Bottle House, a 200-year-old structure that has been restored and converted into a seven-room property just steps from downtown Mystic and the waterfront.

According to the owners, preserving the character of the building was a central focus of the project. The original façade and window locations were maintained, while updates were made to siding and architectural details. Inside, uneven beams and other historic elements were incorporated into the redesign while structural improvements were made to reinforce the aging building.

The Mystic River Inn features five one-bedroom luxury suites and two guest rooms, including ADA-compliant accommodations. Each room offers views of either the water or Main Street.

Amenities include on-site private parking and a remote management system designed to streamline check-in. Housekeeping and operations are handled locally.

The inn is within walking distance of shops, restaurants, the waterfront and the Mystic Bascule Bridge.

Owners say the property is intended to provide an overnight option that reflects Mystic’s history and waterfront setting. Seasonal packages and special offers are expected in the coming months.

For more information, go to MysticRiverInn.com.