Delamar Greenwich Harbor
Rated Superb by our guests
Price History and Trends for August 2026
Delamar Greenwich Harbor Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book Delamar Greenwich Harbor in in Greenwich based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for Delamar Greenwich Harbor
- Lowest Price Period: Lowest prices occur in winter and post-holiday windows — especially early January (Jan 1–3) and through January–February weekdays, plus late-December (Dec 27–31). Nightly rates in these windows are around $413–$434.
- Potential Savings: Maximum savings between the cheapest date (~$412.95) and the highest (~$822.45) is about $409 (~50%). Compared with the estimated average (~$572), booking low-season dates can save roughly $150–$160 per night (~26–28%).
- Average Rate: Estimated average nightly rate across the dataset is approximately $570–$575 (about $572/night).
- Booking Tip: Aim for mid-week stays in the low-season windows (Jan–Feb or late Dec). Use flexible dates (±3 days), set price alerts, book refundable rates so you can rebook if price drops, and avoid summer weekends or major event dates. Also check for package offers and loyalty pricing; last-minute bookings can pay off in off-peak months.
Guest Reviews
Guest Tips & Highlights
Hotel was beautiful and the staff were amazing. Location is great. Walking distance to business district with great shops and restaurants.
The staff at the Delamar was exceptionally friendly and helpful. The prosecco at "check in" was a very nice touch. The property was absolutely beautiful and I would definitely recommend to other and we will definitely be coming back.
Top Attractions Near Delamar Greenwich Harbor
Delamar Greenwich Harbor sits on Greenwich’s picturesque waterfront and places guests within walking distance of Greenwich Avenue’s shops and restaurants, cultural institutions like the Bruce Museum and Greenwich Historical Society, and easy access to outdoor recreation at Greenwich Point (Tod's Point). The hotel’s central location also provides convenient rail access to New York City for day trips, plus nearby marinas, parks and historic sites.
Greenwich Avenue (Shopping & Dining)
The town’s upscale main street with boutiques, national brands, galleries and a wide selection of restaurants and cafés — ideal for strolling, shopping and dining.
Bruce Museum
A regional museum of art and natural history featuring rotating exhibitions, family-friendly programming and permanent collections focused on science and fine art.
Greenwich Point Park (Tod's Point)
A scenic waterfront park with beaches, walking trails, picnic areas and panoramic views of Long Island Sound — great for outdoor recreation and relaxing by the water.
Bush-Holley House / Greenwich Historical Society
Historic house museum and cultural venue that interprets Greenwich’s colonial and maritime history and hosts exhibitions and community programs.
Putnam Cottage (Knapp House)
A well-preserved historic cottage associated with Revolutionary War events; a compact but interesting stop for history buffs.
Greenwich Harbor & Marina Walks
Scenic harborfront walks with boats, waterfront views and nearby seafood restaurants. Perfect for an early-morning stroll or sunset walk.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Delamar Greenwich Harbor
Make the most of your stay at Delamar Greenwich Harbor with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Greenwich:
- Day 1 — Arrival & Local Orientation: Check in, enjoy the hotel’s waterfront setting, stroll Greenwich Harbor and have dinner on Greenwich Avenue. Relax at the hotel bar or lounge after a leisurely walk.
- Day 2 — Culture & History: Visit the Bruce Museum in the morning, lunch on Greenwich Avenue, then tour the Bush-Holley House/Greenwich Historical Society. Evening: book a spa treatment or dine at one of the hotel’s recommended restaurants.
- Day 3 — Outdoors & Beach Day: Spend the day at Greenwich Point (Tod’s Point) with beach time, walking trails and a picnic. Return to town for casual dining and an evening harbor walk.
- Day 4 — Shopping & Local Life: Morning shopping and coffee on Greenwich Avenue; consider a guided walking tour of historic Greenwich or visit Putnam Cottage. Afternoon options: golf at a nearby course (public or private green fees) or a harbor boat charter.
- Day 5 — Day Trip to New York City or Relaxed Departure: Take Metro-North into Manhattan for a half- or full-day visit (approx. 45–55 minutes) or enjoy a relaxed morning at the hotel, a final spa session or late brunch before your 11:00 check-out.
Why Delamar Greenwich Harbor Is Perfect for Exploring in Greenwich
Greenwich, Connecticut, is a compact, upscale coastal town that blends scenic waterfronts and outdoor spaces with a lively town center of boutiques, dining and cultural venues. It’s close enough to New York City for easy day trips while offering a quieter, more refined stay. Delamar Greenwich Harbor is a strong choice for visitors who want boutique luxury with waterfront charm — the property’s attentive service, attractive public spaces and proximity to Greenwich Avenue, the harbor and regional attractions make it an excellent base for both leisure and business travelers.
Location
Delamar Greenwich Harbor
500 Steamboat Road
Amenities & Services
Property Highlights
Best Time to Visit in Greenwich
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Greenwich
Best Time to Visit
Fall
High Season
Summer
Value Season
Winter
Spring
March–May: Cool-to-warm transition, flowers and early outdoor activities. March can still be chilly; by May temperatures are comfortable for walking and outdoor dining.
Advantages
- Fewer tourists than Summer
- Blooming gardens, early opening of outdoor attractions
- Good time for museum visits and local festivals
Considerations
- Variable weather — bring layers and a light rain jacket
- Some seasonal restaurants and attractions may not open until late spring
- Hotel inventory starts to tighten toward late May and Memorial Day weekend
Key Events in in Greenwich
Greenwich International Film Festival
Red-carpet screenings, Panels and filmmaker Q&A sessions, Special events at local theaters and private venuesTypically held in Spring (often May): a small but notable film festival that showcases independent films and brings filmmakers to town.
Fourth of July Fireworks at Greenwich Point
Fireworks over the water, Family-friendly festivities and picnics, Crowded — arrive early or consider viewing from nearby neighborhoodsEarly July: Town fireworks and celebrations centered around Greenwich Point and town green areas. Popular with families and visitors.
Bruce Museum Exhibitions & Special Openings
Temporary art and science exhibitions, Gallery talks and family programs, Museum shop and nearby cafes for post-visit diningYear-round with headline exhibitions often scheduled in Spring and Fall: Bruce Museum hosts rotating art, science, and natural history exhibits that attract regional visitors.
Greenwich Farmers Markets & Summer Concert Series
Local produce and artisanal foods, Live music and community events, Opportunities to mingle with locals and sample seasonal fareFarmers markets and outdoor concerts run primarily May–September across neighborhoods like Riverside and Old Greenwich.
Holiday Tree Lighting & Greenwich Avenue Holiday Stroll
Evening shopping and decorated storefronts, Holiday performances and family activities, Special menus and seasonal treats at local restaurantsLate November–December: Seasonal lights, special shopping hours, and community events along Greenwich Avenue and surrounding areas.
Weather Tips
Greenwich experiences four distinct seasons. Expect chilly, changeable weather in Spring; hot, humid Summers; vivid Fall foliage with cool nights; and cold Winters with occasional snow. Bring layers year-round and waterproof footwear in wet months; for beach and boating plans, include sun protection and a light windbreaker for evenings.
Understanding in Greenwich Prices
Greenwich is an affluent, primarily residential town with higher-than-average hotel and dining prices compared with other Connecticut towns. Prices spike during the Summer (beach season, holiday weekends) and around major events; weekend rates, especially Friday–Sunday, are typically higher. Proximity to NYC keeps demand strong year-round, with business and weekend visitors driving weekday rates. Budget options (budget hotels and B&Bs) are limited within Greenwich proper but more available in nearby Stamford and Norwalk. Advance booking and mid-week stays lower costs; offseason (Winter, excluding holiday weekends) offers the best value.
Essential Travel Tips for in Greenwich United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Accessible by train, car, and regional airports; parking and peak traffic can be challenging.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Use Metro-North Railroad (New Haven Line) from Grand Central — Greenwich station and nearby Cos Cob, Old Greenwich stations are convenient
- 2.If driving, allow extra time for I-95 and local arterials; the Merritt Parkway (Route 15) is scenic but has limited truck traffic and no commercial vehicles
- 3.Parking near Greenwich Avenue and Greenwich Point fills early — consider park-and-walk or paid lots
- 4.Ride-sharing (Uber/Lyft) operates but can be slower in some neighborhoods; local taxis and shuttles are alternatives
- 5.If combining NYC and Greenwich, consider taking Metro-North for stress-free travel and avoid peak commuting times
Pro Traveler Tip
If you want to experience Greenwich like a local: take the Metro-North early in the morning, stroll Greenwich Avenue and the waterfront before shops open for a quieter experience, book a spot at Greenwich Point at dawn for sunrise views, and pair a museum visit (Bruce Museum) with a meal at a nearby café. For budget travelers, stay in nearby Stamford or Norwalk and use the train to reach Greenwich quickly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about your stay at Delamar Greenwich Harbor
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