Central Vermont – Inns-Bed n’ Breakfasts – Cabins – Cottages

The Brandon Inn is family owned and is run with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The Innkeepers constantly strive to deliver the highest standard of comfort and amenities to their guests, while retaining the unique charm and feeling of history … increasingly difficult features to find in the modern world. The Brandon Inn is situated opposite the village green and bandstand in the heart of the village. The town of Brandon is known for its beautiful and varied architecture, fascinating history and a thriving artistic community. The individually decorated guest rooms, delicious full country breakfasts and central village location make The Brandon Inn a perfect spot for an enjoyable stay in Vermont. There are 39 individually decorated bedrooms on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors, each has a private bathroom and all rooms are within the same historic building. (The 1st floor is all public space.) There are two King bed suites available for that special evening. The other 37 standard rooms are anything but “standard”. Most guest rooms have either a queen or king bed, or two double or two queen beds. There are several suites comprising of two bedrooms with one private bathroom which is ideal for families. There are just a few rooms with one double bed for our single travelers. All the rooms are non-smoking and have a telephone, alarm clock-radio and a hair dryer. Most rooms have two easy chairs, a desk and duvet bed coverings. Free Wi-Fi access is available in the bedrooms and throughout the Inn. Each room has an individual window air conditioner during the warmer months.

Nestled between a sloping meadow and sparkling river, with fifty-six acres of forested foothills and a spring-fed swimming pond, the Henry Farm Inn is a haven of tranquility in a natural setting. The Henry Farm Inn has so much to offer travelers seeking a genuine Vermont bed and breakfast experience. The Inn offers guests nine spacious, sunny bedrooms, all with private baths; a comfortable country dining room; a guest parlor with a working fireplace; and ample space for relaxing and mingling with fellow guests. Children of all ages are very welcome at the Henry Farm Inn and the Inn is a great place for families and friends to re-unite for any occasion. Whether you're planning a family reunion, a quilting get-away or a small wedding, we would love to host your special event. The Henry Farm Inn, a center hall Federal built in the late 1700's, is located in Chester, Vermont on the Green Mountain Turnpike and holds a significant place in Chester's history. Henry Farm Inn Bed and Breakfast, Chester Vermont Our well-maintained two hundred year old farmhouse was the first tavern in Chester, when it served as a stagecoach stop on the Green Mountain Turnpike. In colonial times this turnpike ran from Boston to Montreal, but now is a quiet, picturesque dirt road for us to treasure, perfect for biking, walking or a peaceful drive off the beaten path. The Henry Farm Inn offers a private country setting, but is only minutes away from the charming and historic Victorian village of Chester. Henry Farm Inn Bed and Breakfast, Chester Vermont The Henry Farm Inn has retained the charm of its earlier days and we welcome guests who appreciate the Inn for its authenticity and simple early American décor. When you arrive we'll give you the "grand tour" to see for yourself how our rooms are enhanced by the original wide pumpkin-pine floors (the largest one measures almost two feet wide!), our eight Rumford fireplaces, original hand-hewn beams, a beehive oven in the dining room fireplace, a hearth oven in our wonderful country kitchen, authentic Moses Eaton stenciling, and, Chester's first hot water bathtub. Our beautiful, natural surroundings speak for themselves - come enjoy the view from our wonderful back porch swing and treasure the Vermont countryside with us! We cordially invite you to relax in our refreshingly friendly and casual atmosphere. Our goal is to create an Inn that is warm and comforting, just like home.

Experience historic elegance in this circa 1867 French Second Empire Vermont Bed & Breakfast on the village green in Fair Haven, Vermont.  You are invited to come unwind in the opulence of a 19th century marble mansion and marvel at twelve foot high ceilings decorated with intricate Georgian style plaster crown moldings & ceiling medallions, and the twin marble fireplaces in the double-parlor with gleaming herringbone pattern wood floors and crystal chandeliers. We are offering a unique experience by taking in the history of the mansion.  Built in 1867 in the French Second Empire style with mansard roof by relatives of Revolutionary War hero Ethan Allen, the Allen family was one of Vermont‘s first marble investors.  At the time, marble was readily available and inexpensive to harvest so Ira Allen built a grand home made of Vermont marble. The intricacies in mansion make it unique in character and grandeur.  From hand carved marble mantles around seven fireplaces to the plaster crown moldings, step back in time when cost was measured by the finished product and not by the hours to complete the job. History of the Marble Mansion Standing on 1.78 acres on the Green in Fair Haven, Vermont, the Marble Mansion Inn is a twenty-two room 6,400 square foot French Second Empire mansion complete with mansard roof, belvidère, and porte cochère. The Hon. Ira C. Allen The big marble house was built in 1867 by the Honorable Ira C. Allen, a prominent businessman of the Fair Haven community; born in Bristol, Vermont in 1816, Allen was the grandson of a cousin of American Revolutionary War patriot Ethan Allen.  He was married to Mary E. Richardson, daughter of C. Richardson of Geneva, New York, in 1855 and they had four children: Charles, Ira, Jessie, and Francis. Ira C Allen A banking and railroad magnate, Allen had interests in marble, slate, and real estate.  He also served as a state representative, 1861-62 and a state senator, 1867-68 in the Vermont State Legislature and was one of the founders of the Vermont Academy in Saxton’s River, Vermont.  He served on the Academy’s board of trustees for many years. The Mansion (built 1866-67) In 1866, Ira C. Allen bought the property from Judge William Kittredge who had a house on the property.  This house was removed to another site.  Moving houses was common in those days because it was cheaper than building or buying.  The house was placed on rollers and as horses pulled it, the rollers were moved from back to front.  The marble came from Proctor and according to the story, each piece of marble was numbered and lay on the lawn for quite some time before it was used in construction. Grandfather (Ira C.) Allen and his family moved in on January 1, 1868. The parlors were not furnished.  Two hot air furnaces and coal stoves were in the dining room.  In 1870 with two large cisterns well water was brought in and pumped to the second floor.  With running water on the second floor baths and toilets were put in.  Two years later the town of Fair Haven put in water works.  The parlor was furnished at a cost of $4,000. At first the marble house was piped for gas with kerosene lights; then in 1893 the house was wired for and became the first house in Fair Haven to have electricity.  All the marble was brought from West Rutland by ox teams and had sheet lead put in between. The Allen & Vail Families Upon his death Ira C. Allen left the marble house to his four children: Charles R. Allen, Ira R. Allen, Jessie A. Allen, and Francis Allen.  The eldest, Charles R. Allen, resided at the mansion with his wife Jessie Dailey Allen and his family.  Charles’ siblings Jessie A. Allen and Francis Allen boarded at the home at this time.  Eventually the three sons sold their shares to Jessie in 1889 for $15,000. In 1903 Jessie conveyed it to George Vail for the sum of $1.00.  George was married to Elizabeth Allen, a relative of the Allen family.  When Elizabeth (Aunt Libby) Allen Vail died, the marble house was taken over by Aaron Vail Allen, Sr. and his wife Rebecca.  Their son, Sherman Vail Allen became the next in line and upon his death in 1975 the mansion was sold and left the Allen family. Intervening Years The mansion changed hands a number of times between 1975 and 2009, being both a private residence and at times an inn.

Haven Guest  House bed and breakfast was established in 1948. ​For 68 years it has been welcoming guest who visit the picturesque Lake Region of Center Vermont. ​Since 2004 Werner and Gisela Baumann have owned and operated this ever popular B&B in Fair Haven .​TripAdvisorhas awarded them the coveted Certificate of Excellence based on outstanding reviews posted by guests who travel from around the world. The B&B features 4 guest rooms. Each room has private bathroom, TV, seasonal air conditioning and Free WIFI. ​Your stay includes a cooked to order breakfast which features seasonal fruits, home baked breads sweets and a choice  of scrumptious entrees prepared to your liking by Werner and Gisela. Breakfast is served from 7:30 till 9:30 each morning in the dining room at a table set with linens and flowers. ​Room rates range from  $ 109.00  to  $ 139.00 per night (Vermont room tax not included).​ ​Our B&B is minutes away from beautiful Lake Bomoseen. Five minute drive brings you to Castleton Univerity and Green Mountain College in Poultney. ​If you care to venture out, Killington ski area, Lake George or the outlets at Manchester are all within a 45 minute drive of our location. ​If you prefer please enjoy sitting on our wrap around porch or read a book next to our koi pond in the garden. ​We offer off street parking and have a storage facility for both bicycles and motorcycles. When the snow covers the land, VAST snowmobile trail close by. ​We look forward to your visit with us. Please make your reservation at our web site or give us a call. Your Hosts Werner & Gisela Baumann

Come enjoy the rustic splendor of our country inn, high in the Vermont Mountains. Offering country bedrooms, whirlpool rooms, and fireplace suites. McGrath's Irish Pub has Guinness on tap and serves pub fare daily with live Irish Music weekends. Candle lit dining in the fall and winter. Hot Tub. Children welcome. Rates double occupancy: $89-139 Bed and Breakfast, $170-300 High season with dinner.

Our circa 1840 country inn on five acres in the Green Mountains of Central Vermont offers the charm of a family-run inn with top quality service levels that have consistently earned us high ratings with TripAdvisor! Our full service bed and breakfast country inn is just 5 minutes from Pico ski area and 10 minutes from both Killington Ski Resort and the city of Rutland, and just 30 minutes from Okemo. Each day begins with a full country breakfast and ends with Mike’s fabulous home-made cookies! Mike and Emily live on-site and are here to help you with activity and dinner suggestions. They enjoy making sure that you experience the best the area has to offer, but understand you may have your own itinerary. Just ask them; they are always eager to help! AMENITIES Get the most out of your Vermont vacation when you stay at The Vermont Inn, a family friendly bed and breakfast in the Green Mountains. We are conveniently located just 10 minutes from Killington Ski Resort, and only five minutes from Pico Mountain. We are close to Woodstock and Rutland. We pride ourselves on the great care we give guests - come see for yourself! THE VERMONT INN OFFERS THESE AMENITIES: Breakfast included - full country breakfast! Seasonal Dinner Service Hot tub Sauna Fireplace rooms 24 hour Beverage Center Spa treatments by appointment Swimming pool (summer) Guest computer area Fitness room  USB Charging Outlets-in each of our guestrooms Game Room Outdoor Children's Play Area Lawn games Outdoor Firepit Gathering room and lounge with fireplaces Library reading room Free Enhanced Wi-Fi throughout the Inn! Free parking Year round sun porch Walking trail Media Room Air Hockey/Ping Pong No Resort Fees!

On 1,200 pristine acres in the heart of Vermont's breathtaking Green Mountains, Hawk has created one of the most peaceful and unspoiled family-friendly Vermont resorts in the world. Luxurious villas and a 50-room inn offer an elegant perspective on these ancient wooded peaks. President Calvin Coolidge, who loved to stroll the very same woods in which Hawk villas are now artfully concealed, once wrote: "There is healing in the trees for tired minds. And for overburdened spirits, there is strength in the hills." But Hawk Inn and Mountain Resort is much more than just a peaceful and relaxing way to spend your Vermont vacation at one of the most exciting resorts in Vermont. We offer all sorts of year-round recreational activities to satisfy anyone. And, while you and your family will never run out of things to do within the resort, we are also a short drive from some of the most exciting sports destinations anywhere! For instance, you have your choice of several of the Northeast's best ski trails and/or golf courses in the country, just to name a few. Whether you and your whole family seek rejuvenation in the blissful silence and beauty of Vermont's countryside, or prefer the exhilaration of world-class service and unparalleled recreational offerings, there is one extraordinary resort that provides the very best of both. In Vermont, Hawk Inn and Mountain Resort is one of the finest Vermont Resorts.

Experience Family Farm Hospitality & Home Cooking at its Best!~Welcoming Inn Guests from Around the World Since 1984~ For a quarter of a century, we’ve opened our doors and hearts to guests from around the world. Many of our guests return year after year and have become dear friends. Maybe it’s because of Beth’s incredible, home-cooked meals or the novelty of a genuine, working dairy farm. Perhaps it is the allure of the peace and quiet of this stunningly beautiful corner of Vermont or the chance to milk a real cow! Some come to celebrate anniversaries, others family reunions. Whatever the reason for your visit, we are blessed to be able to share our home and our way of life with you. Are you looking for outdoor adventure or looking for a quiet retreat? Liberty Hill Farm offers the best of both. You are always welcome here! From our family to yours… We have 7 guest bedrooms in the Inn at Liberty Hill Farm, 5 rooms with queen-size beds, 1 room with 2 single beds, and 1 room with 5 single beds. There are 4 shared bathrooms. We have plenty of common areas for everyone to enjoy. Our guests like to peruse the books and games available, as well as enjoy visiting with each other. We also feature free Wifi throughout the Inn. A Brief History of Liberty Hill Farm 1780 – John Emerson founds Liberty Hill Farm. 1787 – John Emerson constructs the oldest part of the present barn. 1837 – Dr. Charles Wesley Emerson, founder of Emerson College Boston, Massachusetts,is born on Liberty Hill. 1884 – Dr. Emerson comes home to Vermont and reacquires his grandfather’s land in Rochester. 1888 – Dr. Emerson purchases the present day weathervane in Cambridge, MA, and brings it by train to Rochester.  The last leg of the journey is on Rochester’s fabled Peavine Railway, which drops off Dr. Emerson and his new purchase directly at the farm. 1889 – The Big Red Barn is completed by Dr. Emerson. 1894 – Most of the Emerson grant land is sold, and Dr. Emerson remodels the farmhouse next door into a showcase summer house. 1908 – Dr. Emerson dies and his summer residence on Liberty Hill passes to his niece, Eleanor Jones Hutchinson. 1890-1930 – The farm is owned by the Eastman family. 1920-1950s – Kezar family own and farm the property, then known as Kezar Farm. 1960 – John and Esther Hunt move to the farm after their barn on Liberty Hill burns. 1979 – In March, Beth and Bob Kennett purchase Liberty Hill Farm from the Hunt family as a turn-key operation.  John Hunt milked one night, Bob started the next morning. 1984 – Liberty Hill Farm opens its doors as a farm vacation destination.  The first guests, the Kerwin Family from New Jersey, continue to return on a regular basis.  Liberty Hill Farm has welcomed guests from all 50 states and from around the world, many of whom return year after year.  New generations are now among the guests. 2007- Both Kennett sons decide to farm with Dad!! We need to increase the herd to provide for the whole family. The neighbors help us add onto the barn, creating the “Habitat for Bovinity”!! The cows mooove in to the new portion in January. 2008- Yankee Magazine featured Liberty Hill Farm as one of the Top 5 Places in New England!! Christina Tree, renowned travel guide, was asked “If she could stay overnight at only five places in New England, where would they be?” Liberty Hill Farm was on the list!!

More Than a Bed & Breakfast... SpecialsPhotoRates starting at $175!SEE ALL RATES »The Round Barn Farm is so much more than the average Vermont Bed and Breakfast: It is the perfect four season destination and the ideal place for discovering the joys of the Mad River Valley. Our quaintly luxurious Vermont B&B feels like home from the moment you step inside, with all the comforts and none of the demands. Located amidst 245 acres of majestic mountains, meadows and ponds, The Round Barn Farm is home to year-round Vermont activities, arts, culture, and a warm and welcoming community near the Sugarbush and Stowe ski areas. Our classic Inn is a slice of history, featuring one of the only round barns remaining in the State. We offer a magical Vermont wedding venue, exceptional rehearsal dinners, memorable business meetings, art exhibits, cultural events, and much more. Breakfast at The Inn at Round Barn Farm is an unparalleled Vermont bed and breakfast experience. Our chefs use only the finest seasonal and locally sourced foods, many of which are grown in our very own organic gardens. Our signature breakfasts feature rich Vermont-roasted coffee, freshly squeezed juice, fresh fruit, and creative, hearty entrees. Breakfast is served in a sun-filled room with floor to ceiling windows and a fantastic view of the hills. The Inn at the Round Barn is a Vermont experience not to be missed. We offer exceptional vacation packages and romantic getaways in Vermont. We look forward to seeing you soon! History The Joslyn Round Barn was built by Clem Joslyn in 1910. Clem eventually sold the Farm to his cousin Ralph, who spelled his last name, Joslyn, with an “i” (go figure!). It was used as a dairy barn from 1910 until 1969, when Marge “Joslin” said to Ralph, “Either the cows go, or I go.” Marge and Ralph stayed until 1986 when Jack and Doreen Simko bought the Round Barn Farm in March of that year. They spent eighteen months restoring the farmhouse into a seven guestroom Vermont Inn, and then turned their attention to restoring the Round Barn. Round Barn Restoration The Barn restoration began in June of 1988 and was completed in June of 1990. During the restoration, the entire barn was jacked up, and a new concrete foundation was poured to replace the original crumbling stone foundation. A new insulated roof was added, the cedar shakes were replaced, the clapboards were repaired and repainted, and the hand-hewn timbers were reinforced or authentically replaced. In 1992, four additional guest rooms were added to the Inn in the Horse Barn area of the extended farmhouse, thus completing the entire structural restoration. In 1999 a new suite, the Abbott Suite, was added. In 1988 the Joslyn Round Barn was proudly registered in the National Registry of Historic Places. Unlike the early 1900′s when the Round Barn was a working dairy barn, the structure now hosts many community events and Inn-related activities. Weddings, concerts, art exhibits, and conferences are all held inside the twelve circular walls of the Barn. The ground floor houses our lap pool and greenhouse. During your stay, please feel free to take a step back in time, and appreciate the unusual splendor of the Joslyn Round Barn. View the Round Barn Farm Restoration Gallery Round Barns in Vermont The concept of the Round Barn originated with the religious group the Shakers. Some say the Shakers built their barns this way because “the devil can’t catch you in the corners”. For the farmers, round barns were very efficient because they utilize the laws of gravity. Large farm equipment was driven up the raceway into the Hayloft (top level) for storage and could be driven straight out. There was no backing out of corners in a round barn. The milking parlor (middle level) was home to many dairy cows that were herded in and out of the barn in a circle. There were trap doors in the floor of the stanchioned milking parlor to shovel manure directly into the wagons waiting in the bottom level to haul it out onto the fields. There were a total of twenty-five round barns built in Vermont, four of which were in the Mad River Valley. Today, there are only five round barns remaining in Vermont.

Escape to a quiet haven. Experience the serenity of the Vermont countryside at our B&B located in the Green Mountains of central Vermont just one mile from Sugarbush Ski and Golf Resort and seven miles from Mad River Glen.  Welcome! Your hosts Peter & Susan will treat you as their personal guests and provide personal concierge service to help you get the best experience from your visit to Vermont’s special Mad River Valley. Children 12 and older are welcome. The Guest Rooms offer Comfort and tranquility. Each of the 9 individually decorated rooms offers numerous amenities and hi-tech features—including fiber connected WiFi, and 3 large comfortable common rooms call you to relax. Breakfast. Ahh, piping hot coffee from the Vermont Coffee Co. a plated and served hot and yummy 3 course breakfast follows. Home baking and hot beverages are available all the time. There are excellent Restaurants nearby for dinner. Savor Vermont beers and wines, a variety of international wines, and appreciate a taste of Scotland at our unique Quaich Single Malt Scotch bar.   Activities are many and varied and beautiful views await you. Come experience, explore and enjoy restaurants, shopping, skiing, hiking, kayaking and much more in the quintessential towns of Warren & Waitsfield and throughout the Mad River Valley. Enjoy our photo gallery and videos. Visit any time of year. Come for a wedding, a business retreat or just to unwind; four glorious seasons of romance, relaxation, and recreation await you. The hi-tech features and amenities that you would expect in an outstanding, 100% Solar Powered, Green Hotel accommodation are ready for you to enjoy. We take care of your safety and comfort as West Hill House B&B is licensed and annually inspected by the State of Vermont.

Welcome to our boutique bed and breakfast located on a serene country lane nestled on the slopes of Pond Mountain. You will be treated as our personal guests, as you experience the quiet comforts of our quintessential New England property. At Pond Mountain Inn, you'll discover the true meaning of "Welcome home!" Experience New England at its finest and enjoy our traditional antique reproduction home and property with expansive views. Our home rises from a country dirt-road nestled against lush Pond Mountain with dramatic neighboring views – beyond the great lawn the property border to the north has visible remnants of a long-standing farmers stonewall that leads to our neighbor’s beautiful pond, expansive meadows and a distant antique farm house. Planning A Wedding, Family Reunion or other special Event?  Any event at Pond Mountain Inn is exceptional from start to finish; but when the entire property is reserved for a private gathering, it is an unforgettable and very special occasion. The Inn’s house party atmosphere is all the richer when guests gather to mark a wedding, a milestone birthday, an anniversary or a family reunion. About Your Hosts Your hosts, Kay and Glenn Dunn, want your stay at Pond Mountain Inn to be a memorable, enriching experience. Since assuming ownership of this quintessential Vermont bed and breakfast in October 2013, they have made thoughtful changes that retain the tradition and character of this exact replica of a 1800s Eyebrow Cape. These thoughtful improvements enable them to satisfy their guests’ highest standards and to confirm their commitment to extraordinary service and accommodations not normally found outside Dorset or Manchester. Worldwide travelers for the past twenty years, Kay and Glenn have accumulated over five thousand night stays in hotels spread across five continents. This experience has informed their understanding of the attentive service and distinctive amenities that produce positive customer experiences. Thus, they are dedicated to offering their guests the same kind of service and experience they expect. It is their wish that every guest feels at home from the first moment of arrival to the (hopefully regretful) time of departure.   Glenn and Kay have been happily married for eighteen years, having met on a flight from Manila to Narita, Japan in August 1996. Kay was a Bangkok-based flight attendant for Northwest Airlines, and Glenn worked as an expatriate living in the Philippines. Three months after their first encounter, they held their first date at Shangri-La Hotel’s Cheval Blanc Restaurant in Manila. They married in Bangkok, Thailand in 1998 at Kay's family residence and again in New Jersey, United States in 2000. Your hosts are honored that you have considered their bed and breakfast, and they are firmly committed to creating a relaxing, comfortable stay for you and your family. Their home is truly your home!

Comfort, pure and simple.  That’s what we offer at Snapdragon Inn. Join us for a relaxing getaway and explore the Upper Valley of Vermont and New Hampshire. Take a stroll around Lake Runnemede right here in our backyard or visit picturesque Woodstock, Vermont or Hanover, New Hampshire next door. With views of Mt. Ascutney, covered bridges everywhere, and Dartmouth just across the Connecticut River, there is so much to see and do.  A grand and historic brick home, reborn as an inn. At Snapdragon Inn, we celebrate the beauty of our surroundings, and want to make your stay as relaxing as possible. Nine private bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom. Our rooms – five queen size, four king size – are fresh and modernly styled, outfitted for comfort and relaxation.  custom bedding, air conditioning, wireless internet, and HD TV subway tiled bathrooms with radiant heat floors and L’Occitane products Elegant dining room for your breakfast. The room is also available for private parties, luncheons, and dinners. The Maxwell Perkins Library, comfortable and cozy with a working wood stove, contains titles related to the history of the home and area as well as fun board games to enjoy with fellow guests.  A guest lounge serves a delicious, complimentary continental breakfast. You can also find complimentary tea, coffee, and water as well as access to a fridge and microwave.  The property itself boasts a back porch for relaxing, a lawn and gardens, tree swing, and walking paths. Paradise Park (link), the nature preserve adjacent to our property, has a lake and trails (easy and rugged) for strolling, running, or biking, and plenty of wildlife and birding opportunities.

Escape to Deer Brook, A Stylish Farmhouse Offering a Quintessential Woodstock, VT Bed and Breakfast Experience. Ideally situated four miles from the Woodstock Village Green and along the scenic Ottauquechee River, Deer Brook offers a distinctive Woodstock, VT bed and breakfast inn experience.  With easy access to Killington and Okemo ski areas, guests enjoy the best of Vermont’s charming villages along with the thrill of world class skiing. Escape to Our Woodstock, VT Bed and Breakfast Experience Authentic Vermont at Deer Brook. Stay in a charming and historic farmhouse.  Hike the Appalachian trail.  Roam through century old covered bridges.  Go tubing in crystal clear rivers and streams.  Experience Vermont’s fresh farm products and craft beers.  Visit artisans in their shops and galleries.   Shop and dine in Woodstock, “the prettiest little town in America”. Completely renovated in the Spring of 2016, Deer Brook offers four stylish Guest Rooms and a savvy two room Suite.   Indulge in a unique breakfast experience featuring fresh and organic food products from the inn’s neighboring farm. Upbeat and casual hospitality is the name of the game at Deer Brook. Innkeeper, Phil Jenkins, is an experienced host who previously owned three award-winning inns in Georgia and Ohio.  A Georgia native, Phil and family bring to Deer Brook sincere and Southern Hospitality, plus lots of fun! Our mission:  Personable and attentive service without intrusion.  Our mantra:  Making you feel important. Kick off your shoes and relax in our stylish c1820 Vermont farmhouse. Go barefoot or wear your favorite flip-flops or crazy socks if you like – all around the house! Our Woodstock, Vermont inn is deliberately small to encourage an at-home feeling with personable hospitality without being intrusive. So let your hair down and chill out! We’re a “low-rules” kind of place but there are a few business protocols that are important to know.