We stayed in this charming little inn with a sense of history. The staff were very efficient and shared their local knowledge proudly. A very quaint old room with a spacious clean modern ensuite. Good value, included breakfast. Dinner was home-made and we managed to hear all about the menu in detail. A great place to stop and chill out.

During a genealogical tour through Woodbury we stayed at the Curtis House. It was a quaint, charming Inn. Our room was quite small but adequate. The bath was quite large. The bed was comfortable and until the morning traffic started it was a quiet room. I had read about the road noise and felt since we were toward the back... More

We spent one night at the Curtis House during a driving trip through eastern states. We had a lovely room with a king-size bed. Very comfortable. Excellent decor; very clean. We ate dinner in the dining room. It was a very cool, rainy night so we enjoyed some comfort food - pot roast and turkey dinner. Lots of antique shops... More

Inn was very inviting on a rainy evening. Dinner was excellent- succulent oysters and perfectly cooked salmon. Service a bit slow but we weren't in a hurry. Room was small but very comfortable; traffic was load but did not disturb sleep.

We have eaten at the Curtis House for over 20 years, and sad to say, the quality of the meal has really gone down hill. We were told that the "kids" had now taken the Curtis House over, and it shows. The service remains good, but the food is not what it used to be. I had the crab crusted... More

I have the privelage of living in the beautiful Litchfield Hills with an array of fine restaurants and inns but one is my true favorite and that is The Curtis House in Woodbury. If your looking for a spa type atmosphere or a place where your afraid to sit on the furniture, this is not the place for you. But... More

Generally, I was quite pleased with the property itself. The room met my expectations and was very comfortable. In order to access the room, it was necessary to climb a long flight of stairs. This would present a problem for handicapped persons. Since I am handicapped, I had wanted help with the suitcases, but was unable to get the help... More

I've been wanting to visit Curtis House for years. So I asked to go there for my birthday dinner. The inn is picturesque and quaint. The maitre de was courteous and friendly. So was our waitress. The food was not very good for the prices they charged. The shrimp from my shrimp coctail ($8) were extremely tough and chewy. I... More

The antithesis of homogenized sameness, The Curtis House Inn is the farthest thing from the chain accomodations in semi-urban, business strip zones near highways. This authentic historic inn is in an exceptionally beautiful town, Woodbury -- on its handsome main street -- and has a grandeur of its own. But get this: It's not ostentatious; it's like you've stepped back... More