Yankee Pedlar Inn, historic hotel located in Torrington, Connecticut, USA
The Yankee Pedlar Inn is a historic hotel in Torrington built in 1891, originally offering guest rooms, a fine dining restaurant, and banquet facilities. The building retains old-fashioned details including dark woodwork, vintage furnishings, and narrow hallways that reflect its age and character.
The hotel was founded in 1891 by Frank and Alice Conley, who envisioned creating one of Connecticut's finest establishments. After changing hands several times and receiving its current name in 1956, it became a beloved destination for locals and travelers.
The inn has served the Torrington community for over a century as a gathering place for celebrations, meals, and local events. Its rooms and dining spaces hold memories of weddings, family occasions, and the everyday life of residents who gathered there throughout the years.
The inn offers about 60 rooms with basic amenities while maintaining its historic character with older fixtures and furnishings. Guest should be aware that the heating system is dated, so opening windows may be necessary to regulate temperature.
The hotel served as a filming location for the 2012 horror film 'The Innkeepers', which increased its reputation and drew fans curious to explore the same rooms. Rooms 353 and 295 are known among visitors for their mysterious appeal and alleged unusual occurrences.
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