Following a massive recent transformation, Mystic Marriott Hotel & Spa in coastal Connecticut celebrates its new look and 25th anniversary with a special offer.
© Mystic Marriott Hotel & Spa
The $25 Mystic Getaway offer, available to book through March 31, 2027, includes a $25 retail credit at Cerulean Beauty & Spa, $25 dining credit at Helmsman Kitchen & Bar, $25 credit for early check-in or late check-out, and a $25 credit to a local partner attraction in Mystic.
Additionally, guests of the offer receive complimentary parking, the “Mystic 25” activity guide, and 25 percent off a future stay when booked at least 25 days in advance. Visit here to book this offer.
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