If you are traveling anywhere near this beautiful bed and breakfast, it would be a crime not to…read morestay here . Jim and Ruby are by far the most hospitable hosts that we have ever met. Lovely setting. Cozy room. Warm cookies throughout our stay. Toad Hall is a wonderful experience.

This is the best B&B I have ever been too!!!! The breakfast was incredible- and the warmth and…read morecomfort exceeded any expectations I had. Treat yourself to a beautiful place and wonderful hosts!!!! Treat yourself to a spectacular vacation!!!! BTW Liza Minnelli ( their dog) is awesome and a true delight.

An amazing escape! Secluded, serene, spacious, SPECIAL. Secluded: No window treatments needed for…read moreprivacy -- leaving the vista of the mountains to their awe-inspiring glory. Serene: So easy to disconnect and reconnect with peace and beauty. Spacious: No ducking through low ceilings or cramped bathrooms -- abundant space indoors and outdoors while maintaining the cozy and historic feelings associated with the area. SPECIAL: Vermont is a special place and Glenn and Kay reflect the life and beauty of Vermont to all those around them. You will not be disappointed!

Kay and Glenn are warm, gracious hosts and we enjoyed our stay immensely. Our cabin was spacious…read moreand well-decorated and we appreciated the beautiful, quiet environs. I strongly recommend The Pond Mountain Inn.

Rooms are perfect, breakfast is amazing, and the hosts could not be more accommodating. Absolutely…read morelove it here

My sister and I stayed here over the 4th 's holiday weekend. We were very pleased with how quant…read moreand cozy this B&B was , as well as clean. The owners were very welcoming. One of the owners is a former pastry chef and she makes the most delightful pastries in the morning, as well as pancakes and omelettes for breakfast. We will be back!

A crusty old New England this is not. Honestly the only thing crusty about this place is the local…read morebread served at breakfast! But in all seriousness, Kaelan and Blessing turn their old timey house into your local home for however long you stay in Bellows Fall. Nice sized rooms, an excellent multicourse breakfast, and down home hospitality are what on offer no matter if you stay here for leaf peeping, business, or anything in between.

Highly recommended. Good price point…read more Excellent location (& views). Very comfortable room. Terrific shower. Phenomenal breakfast. Superb service. Will be back.

Wonderful experience. Can't express enough just how at home Steve, the owner, will make you feel…read more On check in he gave me a history of the mansion and area, was pleasant and interesting. The room has everything you'll need for your stay. Clean and charming. The mansion is full of history and beauty. And every mornings homemade breakfast made by Steve's wife was delicious! And Steve is right there for a friendly chat. I've got to say, this is my best B&B experience I've had.

Overwhelming Owner…read more My family and I stayed there for our cousins wedding. For an old home filled with antiques it was surprising clean and charming. On the other hand the owner was completely overwhelming he would not stop talking to us during breakfast. My family and I wanted to talk about the wedding the night before and plan the day to do some sight seeing around the area, but we couldn't get a single word in with each other, because the owner so obnoxiously kept talking. He had to be the center of attention the whole time. Eventually some of us tried to have a side conversation but the owner kept talking to the others. We then had to talk louder to hear one another so the owner talked even louder. We all felt so overwhelmed after breakfast! In order to plan the day everyone had to congregate in my room with the door closed to get a talking moment away from him. We were so exasperated after that morning. I am so sorry to say this, but the owner has to be made aware of himself and future guests have to be made aware of this as well. About the food. We were served bacon and french toast. Although delicious one would think eggs and fruit would be at least be an option at a Bed and Breakfast.

How often have you traveled through a small town and glimpsed its old, neglected train station and…read morewondered about the beautiful times that must have occurred there? Is that just me? Definitely not because if you find yourself in the sweet little town of Granville, NY, you're in for a treat: Mickey and Wayne have put their heart and soul into renovating the old Granville train station into a stunning bed and breakfast, the Station House B&B. When we arrived late in the evening to check in, Mickey was there to greet us and make us feel at home. And her kindness and grace poured over into every detail: from the historic photos, to the antique tables and chairs, to the timely holiday decorations, to the abundance of mugs and tea, which were always available. For which I say thank you! Because we were traveling in a party of 8, we occupied 4 of the 5 rooms, which was fantastic because that afforded us the opportunity to glimpse each cozy space. Three of the rooms have their own bathroom, but two have a shared bathroom. For us, it was no problem since we were all family. This one minor detail is something to consider when selecting your room. Each space is unique, from the name to the decor. Every detail is thoughtfully selected and creates a welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel like you're coming home each night. Although the walls were a bit thin in our room, the Ticket Office, James F and I slept like rocks, we were so comfy! But it doesn't end there. Gotta get to the breakfast part, of course! Coffee was always ready at 7AM and breakfast at 8AM each morning. Well, oftentimes breakfast was waiting for us well past 8AM because some of our group are late risers. And my god, the breakfast spread presented each morning was fantastic: tea, coffee, orange juice, pancakes, french toast, bacon, ham, pastries, yogurt, pudding, it goes on! Basically, everything to keep our bellies happy and ready for the long days ahead. Truly, what hospitality! To Mickey and Wayne: thank you for creating such a friendly and beautiful B&B! As I sit and type this back in Denver, I'm longing for that wonderful breakfast spread! It was truly a pleasure to stay at the Station House B&B.

Just stayed this past weekend. What a lovely B&B!! We totally felt welcome and like we were family…read more The owners Mikey and Wayne were wonderful! They were great to chat with and just good down to earth people. We stated in the Freight Office. What a lovely spacious room and the bathroom was massive. Our beds were comfortable and the room temp was perfect. Ok, let's talk about the breakfast! WOW! It was more impressive than most 4-5 star hotels I've stayed at. There was a wide variety of food and everything was made to perfection. I honestly felt like when I used to go to my grandmas house...lots and lots of home cooked goodness! We totally can't wait to come back again. Love the place and owners!

I did not stay in the mansion but took the time to stop and view these two amazing buildings that…read morelook a lot like a wedding cake. The residences were constructed in the 1860s by the nearby Whitehall, New York-based architect A.C. Hopson, and are examples of the highest Italianate style that was fashionable at the time. A creamy white marble with a slight hint of green, all from the quarries in Rutland, 15 miles to the east, is the source of their characteristic radiance. The Rutland and Whitehall Railroad was used to transport unfinished slabs to the city, where they were hewn into blocks, then shipped to market. But stone magnates Joseph Adams and Ira Allen made a point of selling most of it while also saving some to use in their own creations. There is no cost to view the buildings, one of which is apartments and the other is this one, the Marble Mansion Inn. Just remember that it's private property and be respectful. [Review 18476 overall - 75 in Vermont - 1998 of 2022.]

To be able to stay in a mansion constructed of marble and built in 1867 was a real treat! The…read moreexperience is like going back in time but with all of todays modern conveniences! Breakfast was a delightful bounty of homemade deliciousness. One morning we were served maple bacon (bacon brittle), company eggs and scones. Everything was perfect! Other breakfast offerings included; fruit, yogurt, bagels, fruit spreads, juice, coffee and a large assortment of teas. I'll let our photos tell the rest of the review.

We had a wonderful experience at the farm. We are city people so the farm experience is not…read moresomething we were familiar with. Yes, you'll wake up to roosters crowing. Plenty of dogs and chickens around too. The breakfast is absolutely amazing. Don't miss this. The hosts were real, have a unique sense of humor, and made us feel welcome at every moment. We would stay again.

Our stay at the Inn on Lake Champlain was spectacular. Lani, Carl and their family are creating a…read morerural retreat that soothes the soul. Farm-fresh breakfast, thoughtful conversation, comforting rooms, comfortable beds and linens, simple baths. We used the Inn as the jumping off point for daily hiking and exploring adventures on Lakes George and Champlain, enjoying the farm-to-table food and spectacular landscapes of the region. We will definitely be back!

My fiancé and I stayed here twice, and both times were wonderful. Andrea was friendly and…read moreaccommodating and the breakfast was phenomenal! Her home is beautiful, the room was comfortable and spacious (we stayed in the blue room both times). The bathrooms were super clean. It was everything we needed, and more. The proximity to Killington made our weekend ski trips easy. I forgot that she has a hot tub- so we were unprepared, but next time! We highly recommend staying with her. It was a great value and a great stay!