A Mystic Stay as Sweet as Apple Pie!

The Ship Carver Room is so uniquely curated! It’s spacious with a KING-SIZED bed that you’ll need to pull yourselves away from! You’ll have a cozy loveseat and a generous-sized smart TV to enjoy all to yourselves in your room. The ensuite bathroom is surprisingly large, offering plenty of room to get ready for a night out~ enjoy a glass of wine in the Tavern Room before you head out for the evening. All details were thought of with you in mind~ treat yourselves to pure New England hospitality!


My husband and I live in Mystic, an 8-minute drive from the 1807 Williams Home property. Even though you are set up for self-check-in, you may see one of us stop by to water outside plants if you are staying for more than a few days or bring the garbage cans out to the street if you are staying over on a Wednesday night. Don't worry- we are harmless and have the utmost respect for your privacy, so it's more likely you won't see us unless requested:)! If you seek answers, like suggestions, or even meet us, we are here for you and delight in sharing this lovely little village with visitors! We are available to help make your stay a perfect one!

Built by the relatives of one of the original families who settled on the east side of Mystic River, the 1807 Williams Home property oozes with history and character! Located in the original colonial settlement of Mystic or Head O' the River, the Smith Cottage at the 1807 Williams Home property is a short ride- 3 miles to sightseeing and Mystic eateries.

Do you desire a day to relax after traveling? Grab a tasty lunch to go from Mystic Market and one of our picnic baskets and head to Coogan Farm for a picnic.

If you enjoy walking, jogging, or biking as part of your get-away, the scenic River Road is just around the corner across the little bridge.

Ready to go out and explore? Spend a day at the Mystic Seaport Museum and immerse yourself in maritime history. See the ships and buildings that inspired our room names at the 1807 Williams Home and 1784 Denison Home & Carriage House next door.

Spend a day exploring the Mystic Aquarium and make a date with one of the Beluga Whales.

Are you craving a beach day? Pack one of our beach bags and towels and head to a local beach or one of Rhode Island's beaches- easily accessible with a 15-minute drive.

Venture out to one of the wineries or breweries for an afternoon sip and taste.

Do you crave a bit of nature during your Mystic stay? Walk one of the many scenic farms nearby.
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Whether you need relaxation or activity, Mystic offers both!

Mystic is a place to visit anytime, as you can attend events throughout the year!
* St. Patrick's Day Parade
* Antique Boat Parade
* Mystic Outdoor Art Festival
* Chowder Days at Mystic Seaport
* Summer Sounds Concert series (Tuesday
evenings/summer)
* Blue Mondays Concert series (Monday evenings/summer)
* Clyde's Cider Mill cider press demonstrations (a fall must
do!)
* Mystic Eats downtown Mystic
* Taste of Mystic at Olde Mistick Village
* Pirate Invasion Downtown Mystic
* Lantern Light Village at the Mystic Seaport
* Santa Arrives by Tugboat
* Holiday Lighted Boat Parade
* Downtown Holiday Stroll and Luminaria
* Community Carol Sing
* Lobster Trap Tree in Stonington Borough
* and more!

Several last-of-its-kind treasures call Mystic their home.
The Mystic Seaport Museum is a must-see while you are here! The 1807 Williams Home rooms are named after maritime trades. The museum is home to five National Historic Landmark vessels: Charles W. Morgan- last whaling ship, Sabino Coal Steamer- last in regular operation in the U.S., L.A. Dunton, Joseph Conrad, and the Emma C. Berry. Our property next door to the 1807 Williams Home & Smith Cottage, the 1784 Denison Home, offers 5 guest rooms, all named in honor of these five vessels at the Mystic Seaport. The Carriage House, our newest offering behind the Denison Home in Old Mystic, has rooms themed after historic people of the time.

Also, Mystic is home to Clyde's Cider Mill- the oldest steam power cider mill in the U.S. This special mill draws crowds in the fall to see the steam engine in action.

Mystic is a one-of-a-kind place!

Private room accommodations at 1807 Williams Home property have access to a private bedroom, private bathroom, shared 1st floor living room, kitchen (light use), shared yard and shared parking.

You will receive full check-in instructions 4 days before your arrival date.

You will receive your Schlage lock keypad code 24 hours before arrival and you'll have a flexible check-in time.

Your room door has a lock and your key will be in your room upon arrival.

Like many of the homes in historical villages, there is no garage. The Williams Home guests have three parking spots in our driveway, one for each private room, and the Smith Cottage guests have two. Additional parking is available behind our property at the church lot or Haley's Way Park.

You have access to the shared parking, shared yard, your private guest room, private bathroom, and light use of the shared kitchen space. Help yourself to the microwave, toaster oven, refrigerator, and of course, coffee maker and electric tea kettle.

Please note you use the side door opposite the driveway- on the other side of the house. You will walk between the main house and Smith Cottage on the gravel path to access the other side door, which faces the red property next door.

***Please don't try to use the side on the driveway side with the stone steps- this is a private door entrance for the Cordage Suite guests only.***


Hello and welcome :-)

We are so delighted to offer warm and welcoming hospitality to you while visiting this quaint seafaring village of Mystic, CT.

This property includes the 1807 Williams Home, offering 3 private rooms: the Ship Carver Room (this listing), the Cooperage Room, and the Cordage Suite. The Smith Cottage is a separate guesthouse (accommodates 4) and can be reserved separately.

A historical retreat :-)

The history buff in you will love the story behind the 1807 Williams Home. The building started out as the Wayside Inn, a regular stopping point for stagecoaches on their New London-Providence runs. On January 17, 1840, former Secretary of State Daniel Webster, traveling by sleigh, stopped in for a drink on his way to the Groton Ferry to catch a boat to New York!

If only walls had ears, imagine the stories they could recount~ perhaps you can listen and hear the walls whisper words of the past!

HOUSE HIGHLIGHTS

* Nautical touches, antiques, modern amenities, and an eye for detail
* Perfect set up for couples, friends, and Mother/Daughter trips
* Cozy sitting area in your room
* New super comfy KING-SIZED Casper memory foam mattresses and fresh pillows
* New smart TV
* Kitchen with light use of microwave, Keurig coffee maker, toaster oven and fridge
* Tavern Room to enjoy a glass of wine before your dinner reservation
* Central Mystic location is within a few minute's drive of attractions and the Mystic River
* The home is brimming with nautical touches and antiques that depict Mystic’s maritime history
* Bedrooms have been named after historical buildings located on the grounds of the Mystic Seaport Museum in honor of Mystic's maritime history
* Whimsical nautical murals by artist Susan Leach grace the walls of the Williams Home
* Fast Wi-Fi is ideal for streaming or catching up with the office
* Outdoor firepit with a starter wood bundle of wood
* Multiple outdoor seating areas to gather and relax
* Parking is available~ up to 5 spaces in the driveway (shared with the Smith Cottage), overflow parking is behind the church

ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS

All bedrooms feature historically themed Susan Leach murals, new Casper memory foam mattresses, fresh pillows, beautiful linens, smart TVs with Roku Sticks, alarm clocks with sleep sounds, USB charger ports on each bedside, iron and ironing board, plenty of soft fluffy towels, and complimentary toiletries so you can pack lighter.

OUTSIDE SPACES
* Backyard enjoyed by all with chairs and firepit by wildflowers
* Located on the bustling corner of Main Street in Old Mystic right across from Holly Hock Antiques (open Fri-Sun) and the quaint Old Mystic Post office
* Around the corner from scenic River Road to downtown Mystic.

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LARGER GROUPS?

The whole Williams Home can be reserved and will accommodate up to 10 guests with our third-floor rope bed and pullout queen sofa bed~ you can also reserve the Williams Home and Smith Cottage together and have up to 14 guests stay.

In addition, we have two other adjacent properties in Old Mystic;
The Carriage House offers four charming first-floor individual rooms. On the second floor is a two-bedroom apartment with a kitchen, dining room, living room, and one full bathroom with shower/tub that can accommodate four more guests~ the Carriage House can accommodate 12-14 guests, depending on your needs and what you’d like to reserve.

The 1784 Denison Home property, an antique center colonial historic gem, can accommodate up to ten guests and is adjacent to the Williams Home property.

We can accommodate 36-38 guests in the three adjacent properties. Reserving any combination of these nautically-themed New England homes will offer you flexibility and a unique stay unlike anything else in Mystic. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, anniversary, family reunion, or traveling for a wedding, we can guide you in your selection. Message us if you have questions about booking our other properties to check on availability and pricing for your group.

We are sure you would love to stay at the Williams Home, and we would love to host you!

I want to mention that my oldest son took all the interior and exterior photos. I think he did a superb job, and I would like to acknowledge him for his exemplary work- Thank you, Johnathan!!