Guestrooms at Delamar Greenwich Harborare fully equipped for the business traveler and yet have every amenity for the luxury weekender. Many rooms have spacious balconies overlooking the romantic harbor. Hand-painted armoires house flat screen televisions and CD players. Beds are covered with luxurious Italian linens, down pillows and down duvets. Bathrooms are spacious and exceedingly well equipped, with coral marble vanities, deep cast-iron tubs, hand-painted framed mirrors and shower curtains of hand-embroidered linen.

L?Escale Restaurant and Bar transports its guests to the Cote d? Azur while dining on the Greenwich waterfront. L?Escale, French for ?stopover,? serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch as well as room service and private catering for the Delamar Greenwich Harbor. L'Escale serves an inventive Proven?l menu that focuses on seafood, fresh herbs and the distinctive flavors of the Mediterranean. L'Escale is owned by noted restaurateurs Jean Denoyer and Rick Wahlstedt.

The Hotel is located in the town of Greenwich also known as the Gateway to New England. Home to more than 600 retail stores and some of America?s finest restaurants. The Delamar Greenwich Harbor is mere steps away from the Bruce Museum, which boasts a fine collection as well as hosting concerts, lectures and special traveling exhibitions. Picturesque Todd?s Point Beach only 10 minutes away by car - and nearby Bruce Park has tennis courts along with jogging and biking trails.