Putnam Connecticut Hotels

Located in the scenic Northeast Corner of Connecticut, Putnam is home to a thriving antique district. It is the retail center for the neighboring communities of Pomfret, Eastford, Woodstock and Thompson, as well as many towns located just over the border in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Originally known as Aspinock, then part of Killingly, Putnam was carved out of Killingly, Pomfret, and Thompson and named in honor of General Israel Putnam of Revolutionary War fame. One of the first cotton mills in the country was built here in 1806. With the availability of waterpower and the opening of the railroad in 1840, textile industries flourished. The place has some excellent lodging choices which offer service and comfort at very affordable rates. The Kings Inn, the Quality hotel, the Sturbridge Host are only some of the good choices here.

The choices for lodging are wide and the quality, service and hospitality at any of the accommodations absolutely exceptional. All this information is easily accessible on VisitUSA, the perfect site for preparing a great Connecticut trip. Here, you can pick your choice of lodging at great prices through its quick and easy online reservation and booking system.