The Homestead Inn was originally built by John Prime Treadwell in 1853, as his private residence which housed three generations of Treadwells until 1915. It was then owned by George T. Sperry until 1928, when it was established as the Homestead Inn by Mrs. Mary K. Philpot and became the leading hotel in the area. In 1938, a second building was added which housed a restaurant for many years. In 1955 the restaurant was closed and the converted to motel rooms. From 1977-1985 it was owned by Mr. and Mrs. MacPherson. Rolf and Peggy hammer owned the property until 2003. Bill Greenman is the current Innkeeper. Danbury CT-14 Mi NE
List of Amenities for Homestead Inn
Express check-out
Free parking
Parking
Safe deposit box
Recreation Information
Fishing
Golf
Tennis court
Area Attractions
Attractions Located Nearby
Corporate Locations Nearby
Room Information for this hotel
King
Telephone
Queen Main House 24
Telephone
2 Double Beds Main House
Telephone
Cozy Double Bed Main House
Telephone
Queen and Double Bed
Telephone
Queen and Twin
Telephone
Queen Treadwell House
Telephone
Queen Main House 23
Telephone
2 Double Beds Treadwell House
Telephone
Double Room Main House
Telephone
Alarm clock, Coffee/Tea maker, Cable television
Miscellaneous Information provided by Homestead Inn
