Saybrook Point Resort & Marina

About The Hotel

Saybrook Point Resort & Marina is a 4.6-rated (1,713 reviews) waterfront resort positioned at the mouth of the Connecticut River where it meets Long Island Sound. The property features recently renovated rooms with appealing views and tasteful decor, a spa offering treatments, and a pool-and-hot-tub area. A working marina supports boating and water activities. Guests consistently praise the spacious rooms, multiple amenities, scenic setting, and attentive service, though some note that the spa carries high prices and overall costs run steep for the area. The resort caters to couples, boaters, and special-occasion travelers seeking an elegant waterfront experience.

What Guests Are Saying

“Loved our stay here! Great location on the marina, nice view from the room. We loved the pool and hot tub area, as well as the fun lounge and on-site restaurant. The bathrooms were particularly nice and luxurious. Service was friendly. The amenities were all nice. The room rate seemed a bit high (nearly $1000 for one night with tax and resort fee), but I suppose it was because it was a holiday weekend. Definitely recommend staying here. We’d go back, but hopefully would find a better rate!” — SunSeekerWA, 5 stars

“We stayed at Saybrook Point Marina last weekend and was provided with a newly renovated suite in the third floor. The room renovation was great with a fresh new look. We have been regular customers, for over the past 10 years. As always the overall facility is wonderful and the staff ate always on their A game! Just a wonderful and relaxed place to be! Enjoy!” — Rob R., 5 stars

“We were first timers in your amazing renovated room on the 3rd floor corner(306)! Well done! We do realize might be a few unique to being a new set up. First of all, the privacy buttons must be explained. Especially that if you don’t turn them on, no service. Secondly, it took a VERY long time to get hot water. We mentioned it and they thought there might have been a re-circulating value issue. Yet, it was the entire time. The TV control and lack of instruction is horribly confusing - even the bellhop mentioned that. By our 4th day we had it somewhat figured out. Lastly, we were very surprised that as a dog friendly hotel (love that) there weren’t select rooms set aside for our 4-legged friends. There was a dog in the room adjacent. Lets just say there was quite a bit of barking. And why would you want a big wet dog(it was raining out all weekend) on the 3rd floor with no easy access to the outside? I am a dog owner and lover, and were probably one of the few that never let her sleep on the bed. But most that say they don’t … are fibbing. The thought of returning and paying that amount of money knowing a dog might have been in my bed makes me not want to return. I don’t care how well the room is cleaned. I would HIGHLY suggest setting aside dog-friendly rooms and making that known. And … not sure if my mother-in law (238) will mention, but her heater fan never shut off. All and all - we truly loved and enjoyed our stay. Your staff, service and drink/food, all wonderful. Loved the bikes and amazing pool/steam. Truly hope you’ll take the dog friendly suggestion to heart - I feel the other things you can easily work out.” — Lynne F., 5 stars

Pros & Cons

Pros:

• 4.6 rating across 1,713 reviews — a well-regarded waterfront resort
• Recently renovated rooms with river and marina views
• Pool-and-hot-tub area praised by recent guests
• Working marina with boating and a celebrated waterfront setting
• Walkable to Main Street and The Kate, near shoreline beaches

Cons:

• Among the priciest shoreline stays at $367/night and up; peak summer and event weekends book months ahead
• In-room jacuzzi is a premium room type — confirm availability at booking; shared pool-and-hot-tub area is the main hot tub amenity
• Dining and spa services add significantly to overall cost; some guests report mixed value despite high nightly rates

The Location

Located at Saybrook Point on Bridge Street where the Connecticut River meets Long Island Sound, a short distance from Main Street, The Kate, and Old Saybrook beaches. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.