Mim is a fabulous host! The place is so warm and inviting. A lovely clean room, over sized jacuzzi…read moretub and sitting space. I will return for another stay.

Cliffhaven Farm bed-and-breakfast was incredible. I would recommend it to anyone looking to get…read moreaway in northern Vermont. Cliffhaven Farm bed-and-breakfast truly reminds me of an inn from a Hallmark movie. Everything was perfect from the views, to the beautiful decor, to the walking paths. The breakfast was delicious and so special. Mim does an incredible job.

Six of us fit easily in the namesake room--two large beds and a fold out sofa. Bathroom was quite…read moreattractive with a separate air jet tub and shower, but the sink has almost no counter space. Shuttle to ski area was pleasant and convenient. No ice machine at hotel(ski area didn't have ice at the soda dispensers, maybe it's not a Québécois thing) nor vending machines, so be sure to hit the IGA in town for snacks. Continental Breakfast was that and more--don't confuse it with a buffet breakfast, though. Supplied bagels were sweet and dry but the bread was good. Room cleaning occurred only on the day I asked about it, though the refrigerator was emptied quickly on our departure day when we accidentally left food behind(cleaned before checkout time, ironically, though we'd officially checked out. Staff quite friendly, as was the ski area staff.

What was initially supposed to be a relaxing ski vacation turned into a nightmare while staying at…read moreLe Montagnard. From the outside, our Chalet appeared to be beautiful and well-kept, but there were more then a few visitors waiting for us on the inside. That's right, bugs. Even in the middle of February, there were hundreds of lady bugs and massive black ants crawling along nearly every wall and window pane in this place. They got into our beds and into our food, but that wasn't even the worst aspect of our stay. A drastic rainfall left the parking area, grounds, and three flights of stairs coated in sheets of ice. I fell a number of times walking up into the Chalet, and when we asked the owner if he would salt for us, he rudely responded with, "I might do it tomorrow," as if we were inconveniencing him by asking for our personal safety. Finally, and perhaps most frustratingly, the owner has refused our $250 damage deposit. We are a group of grown professionals, and left the Chalet in immaculate condition, but when we called to inquire why our money was not being returned to us, we were told that someone would be in contact with us. We have yet to hear back. Overall, I think that the owner of Le Montagnard is an inconsiderate and rude individual who is only looking for an extra dollar. He doesn't care about his guest's safety or well-being. Stay anywhere else in Sutton, Quebec, but avoid Le Montagnard like the plague.

Such a charming place. Very nice rooms. We stayed in the Morgan. We are travelling with 2 kids (5…read moreyears old & 1 year old) and it was just the right size. If you need more space you can head down to the common area where they have a huge living room to watch tv and read and play. Pauline is amazing. She's very polite and accommodating. The breakfast is awesome. Healthy and tasty at the same time. Please note there are no high chairs for infants. Looked at the other rooms and wow, very nice. We will definitely be back. Jacuzzi and Sauna on site, but didn't get to use it. Maybe next time.

This is everything we were looking for in a bed-and-breakfast!!…read more The hideaway room is secluded and has a unique, personal touch (The stunning view of the lake and the woods helps too!) Joe and Mo are the sweetest and most accommodating hosts. I've never had better eggs or French toast! (Mo, I don't know what that sauce on the eggs was, but you better believe I'm coming back for it!) This place is highly recommended, we will definitely be returning customers! Thanks Joe & Mo!

Perfect!!! This is an example of a mom and pop operation doing something the big corporations…read morecan't. Staying here is like visiting family and friends. The owners make you feel welcomed.They are very friendly. Their house is beautiful. Well appointed and tasteful. Each meal looks like it came from a "Good Housekeeping" photo shoot. There are many attractions all within an 1/2 hour. Highly recommended! We will be back!

This is the best bed & breakfast anywhere! We have been here many times and will continue to keep…read moregoing back. Our first visit we stayed for one night. The king room upstairs is better than home. The bed is comfy, the recliner was great, the bathroom was large and spotless. The room comes with its own large balcony right on the bay. We arrived by boat and the owner was great enough to drive us to a local restaurant and then come and pick us up. When we got back to the B&B, Jeanne had made us dessert! Strawberry shortcake. Breakfast the next day was incredible. All home made breads and coffee cake! All the eggs, pancakes, waffles, bacon, ham and home fries you could eat! We knew then we would be back. Since that first visit, we have been back here 6 other times and make sure to stay longer each time. Our last long visit was for 17 days. It was so wonderful, we never wanted to leave. Going to Heron's Way is just like going home to visit with family. Jeanne is incredible! Her family knows us well and they are all family. Our last visit was to spend our 10 year anniversary there. When we started thinking about where to go to celebrate, the choice was obvious. Heron's Way B&B, just like going home. If you are ever visiting Lake Champlain, Burlington VT or Plattsburgh NY area, you must make this one of your stops.

Heron's Way is probably the best B&B that I've ever stayed in. I hardly know where to begin. We…read morestayed for four nights on a short bicycling vacation around the Champlain Islands. The proprietor, Jeanne, is very welcoming and accommodating and is also very knowledgeable about local wildlife, the lake, restaurants in the area, biking in the area, etc. Our room was upstairs and it was very clean. It was also very large, with a very comfortable king bed, sofa, several comfortable upholstered chairs, large screen TV, large bathroom with double sinks, view of the lake from the windows, and a private balcony overlooking the lake. I think it also had the complete works of Stephen King in a bookcase, if you are a fan of his. Jeanne likes to cook, and the breakfasts are just over the top. Every morning we were served about 3 selections of fresh fruit plus applesauce that Jeanne makes herself plus oatmeal (I am not usually a big fan of oatmeal, but she cooks hers for hours, and it's REALLY good) plus something she bakes fresh (muffins, coffee bread, etc), along with coffee, tea, juice. Then, she brings out the rest of the breakfast, which could be eggs and sausage, french toast, or frittata, etc. Then we would waddle to our bicycles. Jeanne is flexible about when she serves you breakfast. If you eat a bit later, you'll get to meet the neighbors, who are very pleasant. In addition to the balcony outside our room, there is a deck and screened porch outside, and there is a dock and a small beach on the lake, so you can swim in warm weather. She also has a couple of kayaks that you can use. We kept our bicycles in her garage downstairs. I was sorry to leave. Definitely going back.

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.

I really enjoyed my stay here during off season. the innkeepers and staff were lovely. my dog also…read moreenjoyed her stay too. My only complaint, and it's very minor and shouldn't deter you, is the breakfast was all in the pancake family. they have some lighter options, but overall a very sweet breakfast. Its probably the most economical, so I understand why that choice. I really enjoyed the selection of juices and the coffee was fantastic. I had a massage here and it was a lovely experience. I really enjoyed the sauna too. I'd love to experience Phineas Swann in winter some day.

Can't say enough wonderful things about this spot! My husband booked us a night away to celebrate…read moreour 5th anniversary plus a prenatal massage at the spa for me. My massage was excellent, the grounds were beautiful and we loved our suite. Breakfast was also super yummy and we loved eating in the little sunroom in the main house. Thank you for a great stay!

Marsha is a very friendly host. Very reasonable rates, clean, comfortable bed. Fast WiFi. Nice…read moreviews.

I stayed here for three nights when I was finishing up hiking the Long Trail, and when my partner…read morewas visiting my beautiful home state. Ms. Marsha as accommodating and friendly, and makes an excellent breakfast! The rooms are all beautiful and clean. I highly recommend anyone stay here for a true Vermont experience.

We stayed at the 1906 house recently as part of a group of friends converging from all over North…read moreAmerica (plus one from Australia). The location was great, and the house itself is beautifully restored. The rooms are quite large and the beds are very comfy. The breakfasts were very good, as well as the dinners which we had arranged separately (not included by default but as the facility does large events, they can provide dinners if you plan in advance). The bedrooms do not all have bathrooms: depending on the room(s) booked, you may have a bathroom connecting to another bedroom, or accessed from a hallway; we were lucky enough to book the one room that had an en-suite bathroom all to itself. Since the rest of the group we were travelling with booked all the other rooms, the shared bathrooms were not an issue, though I could see not wanting to share a connected bath with strangers (I'd have less of a problem sharing the hallway bath). The location is just a couple of blocks from several restaurants and about a half mile from a grocery store. It's not too far from a number of local sights including a fantastic sculpture garden. It's a short drive from several border crossings if you plan to visit some of the southern Quebec towns. The living room / parlor / entryway and the covered front porch were nice places to hang out with our friends. We were allowed to have our own snacks and non-alcoholic beverages there (alcoholic drinks had to be purchased from the owner, due to licensing rules). The rooms do not have TVs or in-room phones - this being a B&B versus a chain hotel, I did not expect them to. The disadvantages, such as they are, are quite minor. The house fronts onto the town's Main Street, which gets a fair bit of traffic. This means that when relaxing on the porch, our conversation occasionally got drowned out. We could also hear the noise from our room, which overlooked the porch. It wasn't a problem at night - either the traffic died down, or the bed was too comfortable and we fell asleep too fast! If mobility is an issue: there are several steps to get up to the front door, and all the bedrooms are on the second floor; there is no wheelchair access to the second floor.

Beautiful house. Comfortable beds. Clean. Owner is not very friendly, actually she's rude…read more The owner was not there to greet us the first night. Our family had all the rooms booked in the house, we bought some bottles of wine and cheese and all hung out together in the living room. Apparently we were not supposed to do that. The owner was very rude. B&B always have a common room for socializing. We cleaned up after ourselves. We were not loud. Everyone was in bed by 11:30. It was ridiculous. The first time my step mom met the owner, she walked into the home around 8pm and the owner looked at her and said "who are you, this is my house?" My step mom, shaken... answered "I am a guest. I have been here since Friday" The owner said "Well, I realize that!" Just really rude. A few days before we arrived I called and spoke to the owner and asked if there was room for an air mattress on the floor in our room because our two teens were coming. She said that 2 of the rooms had room for an air mattress. The night before we left she charged me $75.00 a night for my son. He slept in the TV room. No bedroom, no bedding. I guess we shouldn't have let him sleep in there, but when we had the entire house booked with our family we figured it was ok. I gave him a blanket and pillow from our truck. Then after I found out that my Aunt had paid her $15.00 a night for a cot for one of my kids. We never used a cot. The owner told me that the room we booked was just for the two adults. I asked her about when I called a few days before arrival about my two teens, she didn't say anything. We spent $75.00 a night for our room. We had a bed, bath, bedding. To charge $75.00 a night for my kid is ridiculous! She also said we booked the rooms, not the house. We shouldn't be in the livingroom. So the final night 8 of us crowded into my cousins room and ate McDonalds and hung out together. Crazy. My cousin had called ahead to make sure the house had wifi and a tv available to watch the Jays games. The owner told him yes. One night we got home to the house just before the baseball game started and my dad walked into the TV room to put on the game. There was an elderly lady in there. the owner said "that's my Mom. When she is here that is her room." Then she should have more than one TV! The owner was just not nice. Not friendly. Rude and mean. You don't treat people like that. Not your guests! The first night we all LOVED the place. We were planning on booking the entire house again next year for our cousins wedding. But not now. We won't go back. It's too bad because the house was conveniently located. Clean and comfy. We won't be giving her anymore money.

My friend and I were looking for a place to stop by for a dinner. They have their own parking right…read morenext to the building which makes it quite convenient. They were able to take us with no prior reservation which was great! Really authentic ambiance, it feels like the place has been there for a long time. The staff is very welcoming and friendly and spoke both French and English. The menu also was in both languages which was uber convenient. We went with combo dinner that included (1) a choice of an appetizer, (2) a soup or small salad, (3) main course, and (4) coffee/tea. The pricing for the whole thing was very affordable - 38 to 52 Canadian dollars which is a steal if you are in the US. The desserts are at extra cost - 7-9 Canadian dollars... Both my friend and I enjoyed our food. The highlight was the melon with blue cheese appetizer - very elegant and eclectic dish that doesn't compare to anything I tried before. The rabbit leg with prune sauce was also unusual and a must-try. Definitely coming back when I'm in the area next time.

Sadly, this place seemed well beyond its expiration date. The word "tired" comes to mind. The beef…read moredishes were non-descript. Onion soup was just OK. The vegetables were boiled to insipidness. Our waiter was up-beat and very attentive, describing the menu in glowing terms and making a valiant effort to raise our dining experience from the dead. But when you're dead, you're dead. We really wanted to like this place as a friend, who knows food, had recommended it. He enjoyed a meal there several years ago. I hope that they rediscover their glory days.