My wife and I were married in the round barn and booked a room for a couple of nights. The location…read moreis beautiful and the food that was provided for the wedding was excellent.

I was super impressed with everything The Inn At The Round Barn Farm had to offer. We were guests…read moreat a wedding and spent a super peaceful weekend here. We could've easily stayed longer. The food was suburb! Lots of farm to table meals, and home cooked baked goods too. The staff went above and beyond creating plates just for me, a vegan, and for our girlfriend who is gluten free. I was treated to specially made vegan enchiladas for Cinco de Mayo, incredible tofu masala, tasty shashuka without the egg, Vermont maple soaked oats, and a memorable pineapple coconut rice pudding. Margaritas and Old Fashions were great, and the Heady Topper was free-flowing! Oh yessss! I loved fact that they use local fan favorite Fox Hollow Apple Cider too! Go for the cran-apple juice! Yum! The wedding was absolutely stunning! The ceremony was on the grass under the pretty arbor. The cocktail hour was on the terrace with passed hors d'oeuvrs, and the reception was in the round barn. Just gorgeous! The coordinator was on top of everything! I mean everything! Rehearsal, to hand-lettering, to fixing the bride's gown. Awesome job! The rooms were so lovely and each had their own personality. Some has a jacuzzi tub, all showers included a seat, which we love, and each room had a fireplace. I couldn't help but imagine how super romantic it would be laying in bed with that fireplace blaring on ones of those frigid, but beautiful snow-filled Vermont nights. Made me want to return late fall and around the holidays! The beds were super comfortable and our bed in "Dana" was a four post elevated, which required stairs. Loved it! We also had lovely views of The Green Mountains from our bed and there was a vaulted ceiling and a loft too. Wine glasses left for us also. We were very happy with Dana as our choice for rooms. No detail was overlooked here. I loved the black embroidered makeup towel for the ladies to use for face washing. The lovely toiletries were nice also. The warming tray for their hand made ceramic mugs...nice touch! The dining area was cozy, as was the game room where we enjoyed games of checkers and diving into one of the many books in the library. The staff were all wonderful and overly accommodating in every way possible. Check in was simple. Checking out even easier. We felt so safe and at home here we didn't even lock our room or use our key. The area is fantastic! It's right near Sugarbush for some skiing. There was even some snow left on the mountain early May! Warren Falls and National Green Mountain Forest is just down the road where the hiking is great, and the moose crossing signs are out! Warren Falls is great for families and has a swimming hole. Moss Glenn just a bit farther is a super impressive waterfall. Woodstock/Queeche, my favorite town in Vermont is just a half hour away and Stowe is about 40 minutes. Lots to do in both! I would absolutely come here again! Everything was pure bliss. The only mishaps which I should mention, but it didn't personally bother me one bit was that the power went out during a pretty bad storm. The rain pounding on that old roof so loudly and passionately....I thought it was super romantic! The staff was very well prepared with lanterns and flashlights, which actually makes me feel this isn't their first rodeo. Just a heads up. Highly, highly recommend for first timers to Vermont, for an iconic New England experience. It's equally as great for old pros who love the outdoors and need to reconnect with nature and/or one another, and for brides! It's definitely not cheap, but if definitely shows. It's a unique and special venue. Perfection.

We were lucky enough to be in Vermont on a Friday evening to experience this restaurant. In an old…read morebarn done up with lights. Gourmet food with a homemade Vermont spin. Had a vegetable soup with a cheese covered ciabatta roll, which was a delicious and light first course. Then I had the clam cakes which sat on a spring mix with a great dressing applied on it. My dining partners had the watermelon and feta salad and burger, both were satisfied. You go up to the bar to order, the atmosphere is informal. Also had great local ales and ciders on tap and a full bar. A part of the 1824 inn. Service was attentive, with local teens learning the business waiting on you. Will be back next time I'm in the Waitsfield area.

Avery, Nicole and the rest of the catering group at the event for my best friends niece were…read moreabsolutely the most professional, fun and courteous I have ever seen. Thank you for making this event even more special then it already was going to be and creating a perfectly beautiful atmosphere for a special day.

Just completed golf lessons here over the last 6/8 weeks with a great and charming golf pro Dave…read more Dave had clear agenda and provided us with accurate schedules, hands on lessons and he had some amazing tips and training tools throughout the lessons. The club is beautiful and well maintained. The service from the pro shop to the club house was excellent. Members and staff were very friendly and created an inviting atmosphere. I would highly recommend.

I'm a wedding photographer and so I sort of know what a buck will get you in the world of wedding…read morevenues. In Burlington, Vermont - the Burlington Country Club is the best value (while still considering atmosphere) up there. It's less than half the cost of most other venues and they cater in-house. They've got a great, wide, covered terrace that works great for formals in the rain (I've had to do it more than once). The food is wedding food but I've had much, much worse. The staff is very efficient and the catering manager is on the ball. For an urban, indoor environment it's pretty great.

Went to the vineyard on a whim and it did not disappoint. Starting with the wines, they could be…read morehit or miss. It really depends on your palette, and you have to understand that the grapes local to the area will not be your typical grapes. My family got flights, both sweet and dry. We really liked the 2023 Louise and 2022 Marquette. In fact, the Marquette was the best of the bunch from my point of view. The ciders were both really sweet, but the Eden Angeljus was pretty good and reminiscent of Mead. The Riesling was also a favorite. We got a cheeseboard for two, and that was freaking delicious. It came with a maple cranberry preserve that was out of this world. But the cheese, and even the crackers, were exceptionally good, too. Beyond that, the service was exemplary. Ruby in particular was a joy to talk to and quite good at her job. Finally, the live music they had playing was surprisingly good. I did not expect that kind of quality on a random Saturday in May. I highly recommend going to this winery.

Look, the first thing a winery has to do is serve good wine. Shelburne just didn't meet…read moreexpectations. The white is ok, the red is kind of ok, the rose was awful and the Orange wine tasted like brackish water to me. Service was spotty, sometimes great, sometimes pretty bad. The setting is very nice, and they also have Fiddlehead beer so if the wine doesn't suit you, enjoy a beer in a beautiful setting!

The Old Round Church is worth a side trip if you happen to be in the area. Richmond is a very nice…read moreold New England town. It is pretty lively for how small it is. We went in winter and it was beautiful with snow and ice everywhere, but I believe it would be equally pretty when it's warmer and one could wander about a bit more. There is a pretty library nearby as well and a nice truss bridge. It is closed in winter (after October?) so we'll have to back for a better look.

The Old Round Church in Richmond is a scenic spot for a wedding-- and everyone seems to know it…read more In the summer, if you drive through Richmond between 10am and 4pm you will nearly always see vestiges of wedding. Because the Church is not a practicing church (there are no weekly services) they do as many as three weddings there a day on Saturdays and Sundays May-October. The up side of this is that your date is unlikely to be fully blocked out. The down side to this is that you have little buffer on either side of the ceremony to decorate and un-decorate the building. The inside of the church is well-restored and if you're into a super-new-england-yankee aesthetic, you're in for a treat. It's unique inside and out and the views of the surrounding mountains outside add to the ambiance. Another tiny set-back (but not enough to knock a star off in my opinion, there are too many great things about the space) is that those Yankee Protestants of the early 1800s were by an large a lot smaller than we are today, so the pews can be a little tight for larger (or pregnant) guests. Also, it's BYO - officiant-- so you can have the scenic, yankee, vermonty setting in a church and you can have your ceremony be any denomination you want...or none. Fab.

Carmen did the flowers, photography, and officiating for my spouse and I's elopement, and I cannot…read moresay enough good things about what a wonderful human she is, and what a wonderful experience we had. She was super communicative from day 1, was genuinely interested in learning about us as individuals, and making sure that we (a gay nonbinary interfaith couple... a little bit of everything, you could say!) felt included and seen in our ceremony. We even got to pick some of our own flowers from her garden! She is incredibly multi-talented, and I have the absolute highest of recommendations for her in all categories - I can't think of any way in which it could've been a better experience.

Carmen seamlessly organized our wedding even though we were coming from a different state. She is…read morewonderful in all the areas and made a beautiful meaningful ceremony, did a wonderful flower bouquet for the bride and corsages attached to bracelets for guests and took excellent photos. She was communicative and pleasant through out the process. We couldn't have done it without her.

Located in Colchester in the Fort Ethan Allen complex, this is a great venue where various events…read moreare held including music, orchestra, dance, and some private events. I have attended several events here and it has always been fun and entertaining. The atmosphere, ambiance, lighting, and cleanliness is nice, and the people who mange this place do a pretty good job. Parking is located and available on the side and back of the building.

I played in the Vermont Youth Orchestra for 7 years from Sinfonia through Vermont Youth Orchestra…read more Emeritus conductor Troy Peters nurtured my musical career in a wonderful way. I'll never forget him or the friends I made.

This lodge is its own small town. Restaurants. Shops. Dining options. While valet is an option,…read moreit's totally worth the daily fee! They provide you with a text message option to call for the car and you can track its arrival. Check in and out was a breeze. Our room was tidy and the bathroom was equipped with a beautiful tub and shower! The room was equipped with essential needs including a two-burner stove, microwave, fridge, dishes, dishwasher and more. Although we didn't participate, I saw a sign that yoga was offered daily and guests were always in the pool, indicating it was warm :)

It's fine. I didn't come for skiing (came here during the summer), but I can imagine that's…read moreprobably the biggest draw here. It's very close to the gondola and the slopes. I saw a ski lift entrance steps from the hotel. The hotel itself is nice. Rooms were comfortable. They put me a room with a kitchen for some reason. I didn't use it, but it was well stocked with basic pots/pans/dishware. Room was clean, but more attention to detail could be nice. Some stains on walls and there was a pantyliner sticker (not mine) stuck to the bathroom cabinet when I arrived. My room also had a fireplace, which was a nice touch. You are kinda far from other things, though. Unless you have a car, you're kinda stranded. They have some random shops and there's a few restaurants, but everything closes very early. At one point, I wanted to see what other food options were available via GrubHub and Uber eats and no other options presented. The restaurants are fine - expensive, though. Since you're kinda trapped they can charge whatever. The food was fine. I will say they charge a 20% service fee, even for pick up orders. Basically, I could have got it delivered to my room for the same price (plus tip). But to charge a 20% fee when you go in person for a to go order feels ridiculous.