Beautiful location situated around State Park with beautiful access to Lake Champlain. The…read moreaccommodation is massive featuring 11 rooms. It's perfect for large groups like ours who are looking for an intimate place to stay. The property features a game room and our kids loved it. Big kitchen was nice for cooking and the great room was massive and allowed for an epic game night. We will be back for years to come.

Recently spent 3 nights here with my wife while spending family time in the area. The place is…read morebeautiful, immaculate, welcoming and comfortable. Owners Anne and Bill are wonderful hosts. The Lake room faces the lake with wonderful views, comfortable bed, private bathroom, and all the niceties one would expect. Anne cooks wonderful, innovative and delicious breakfasts. would not hesitate to stay again when in the area. Thanks for a wonderful weekend.

Perfect pit stop on our way to NYC. Clean and cozy. Hosts…read moreare accommodating and attentive. The lodge's proximity to Lake Champlain and local parks adds to its charm. Highly recommend for anyone seeking a tranquil getaway!

Could not use door pad lock to enter numbers for front door or bedroom. No staff is present at all,…read morehad to call for help to phone number on door. thin walls, dog barking after 10pm and awakened by barking dog. Bug infestation in corners of ceilings. No AC, could not open windows. patio door didn't lock and had hole in screen, so room was hot, making difficulty sleeping, no fan. Bed was not a king as we had reserved on phone, bed was soooooo soft,extreme sagging, do not think you will get any sleep there, it just is not possible. This room was not painted in about 40 years, ceiling has so many graying marks. very very disappointing, couldn't wait to leave. the place in desperate need of upkeep.

My husband and I are huge fans of staying at B&Bs in or near ski towns. The INN truly has exceeded…read moreour expectations for what our ideal experience is, and we are so grateful for the INN being the foundation of a phenomenal week-long getaway in Jay Peak. The stay: main area- Quaint, cozy, cabin-like feel with a rustic albeit decorative interior. Carve some time out in the evenings to hang in the common area by the warm fire and play some games they have available. It's large enough for multiple groups to be dispersed and play separately. Room- just enough space and awesome vibe. Shower was amazing with great pressure and perfect after a long day of skiing. Dog friendly: We brought our dog with us for the trip and were so pleased with how truly dog friendly the INN was towards her. Seeing as we couldn't take our dog on the mountain to ski, Kinga offered daily dog walks around the neighborhood for a more than reasonable fee. It was the perfect amenity to offer so we could enjoy our time skiing without having to rush back and take her out. She was sleepy everyday that we came back and got so many sniffs in! We loved hearing Kinga share with excitement details of their walk everday. They are all truly dog lovers, with Portland and Banana there as two lovely inn dogs (different but amazing personalities). We were also greeted with a dog bed and treat in the room upon arrival. The dog-friendly rooms are right next to the exterior door so it's super easy to take her out for walks. There is a river in the back of the INN, as well as a small through-road so easily accessible for long walks. The food: Don't skip breakfast- it's phenomenal! Had the avocado toast most days but tried everything on the menu - French toast is delicious as well. Definitely make dinner reservations for the INN at least one night. It was such a memorable experience. Huge compliments to Jason for cooking the ribeye and duck to perfection. Drinks- Holly is a rockstar of a bartender. I asked her to make me something "simple but effective" one night-- she recognized I had been ordering vodka based drinks that evening and made a delicious vodka gimlet. It was the perfect complement to sitting by the fire and playing chess together. Nick, Jason, Kinga, Holly, and the rest of the staff make an exceptional team and have something very special at The INN. We are so appreciative of the hospitality they showed towards our dog and us. Next time we head to Jay Peak, we already know where we will be staying. Thank you all!

appetizers were good. service was good. overall pretty decent food. kangaroo was not my cup of…read moretea...very metallic taste

My wife and I really enjoyed our second experience at Shore Acres: great food, beautiful views, and…read morefriendly service. We were pleased with the apple island chicken (a favorite), the swordfish special and bacon wrapped scallops. Highly recommend and will come back again.

Came here for dinner and we had a lovely time. They close early on Sundays but will wait until the…read morelast customer leaves. I had the duck breast and the berries crisp for dessert. Everything we ate was delicious. My boyfriend ordered the NY steak and he finished every bit of food in his plate. His dad ordered the same thing too and truly enjoyed it. His mom ordered the salmon and enjoyed it as well. Will definitely be back here again when we are in Vermont. Trust!

Pooh and I stopped here for lunch after a long weekend in Lake George…read more Pooh ordered a medium poutine and I ordered a club sandwich The place was packed so we thought we would get our food quickly - nope!! Service was very slow. The ambiance is "family friendly " it's close to a hotel so I thought most of the patrons were from the hotel. Lots of kids too 20 minutes later our food arrived. Everything was delicious so apart from the slow service the prices were good and tasty food

Stopped for breakfast. Service was quick and pleasant. The food was simple and tasty(eggs, toast,…read moreetc). The place was clean and neat- a very good road stop.

I agree with a previous reviewer that this is the best B&B I've ever stayed in. The most…read moreoutstanding thing is the staff. The breakfast part of the B&B is phenomenal. I was a bit disappointed the first morning when I saw a continental breakfast laid out. It looked good though with fantastic granola, fruit, smoothies, and juice. But when I sat down, a full, made-to-order breakfast was also offered. The only mistake I made was in not taking a picture of the huge waffle covered with sliced strawberries and whipped cream. I think the morning manager Allie was responsible for the menu. But this isn't all. We chatted with the other managers and got suggestions about where to eat dinner and what to do. And there was more to do right at the inn. A bar is open every night if there are customers. A fellow living in the neighborhood stopped at the bar one night, and we got even more information from him. There's plenty of parking. Dozens of restaurants and shops are within a block or two, so if you are too tired to drive somewhere, such as Stowe, there are a number of good choices for dinner with a short walk. The room and the parlor/lobby make you feel it's the 19th century. A jigsaw puzzle was on the coffee table and being slowly put together by guests. Kids were playing with the many toys and games there too. And all the other guests seemed to appreciate the Old Stagecoach Inn as much as we did, giving it a community feel. The only cautions are there is no elevator in part of the inn and there was no TV in our large room. However, since we felt we were in a 19th century, Victorian house, a TV would have been out of place. They said they may add a TV, but like us, they were worried that it would look odd with all the antiques. And yes the main building dates to 1820 and a stagecoach inn, but it was later turned into a mansion and even late extra rooms were added. When we toured the Shelburne Museum, a docent at the Vermont inn building said he had helped convert the house to an inn years ago and remembered the beautiful woodwork in some of the rooms.

My best friend and I had a reservation at the Old Stagecoach Inn and had to cancel due to official…read moresevere storm and travel hazard warningsissued across New England. Flights were canceled or delayed, and even the airline sent automatic refund offers for safety reasons. Every other small business involved in our trip, four hotels, Airbnbs, our Turo car rental, and the airlines, provided full refunds or credits. The Old Stagecoach Inn was the only one that refused to offer any flexibility, citing that severe weather is a "foreseeable" risk and that I should have purchased trip insurance. I understand small businesses rely on reservations, but the response from management felt unnecessarilyj rigid and dismissive, especially compared to the empathy shown by other small, family owned Vermont inns. Given how the situation was handled, I would not stay here or recommend it to others. P.S. We don't think extreme weather is "foreseeable" since we had been checking the weather up to a week prior.

The check-in receptionist, Doug, at the Hampton Inn St. Albans was so kind, professional, and…read moreprovided us with such a smooth and cheerful check-in experience after our long drive in. Hands-down the nicest person I've ever encountered in the service industry, which is saying a lot!

It is a very nice property one building off the charming St Albans town square steps away from…read morerestaurants, coffee shops. Maybe that's why there isn't a microwave in each room. The microwave is communal at the elevator foyer of each floor. The power comes on only if the room key (or a similarly sized card perhaps) is inserted into a slot near the door. I have only seen this in foreign countries before but I like the idea. The little convenience shop by the front desk sells beer which is an idea I like even better

Back again for work! They're systematically re-doing the rooms and they are really nice. Jeff (the…read moreowner) is super nice and a savvy small business owner. I really enjoy supporting people like him!

Also known as "Mathew's Hotel" - this place is quite a find for the price. I got a super clean tiny…read moreone bed for $49/night including tax. Jeff is a super nice super hospitable manager who bends over backward to please. The little cash-only deli, liquor and convenience store next door is super helpful. No laundry onsite and I had to leave because I could not get a cell signal (at&t) and the wifi was very weak. There is a verizon tower behind the hotel across the lazy river so if you have that carrier you should be fine. Excellent value!