Blind Tiger is easily my favorite hotel I've ever stayed at. I can't wait to come back. What an aesthetically pleasing & cozy dream-come-true! Check-in was seamless & very personable - I rang a bell in the lobby & someone (Paige, I think?) appeared in seconds. My room was ready before their stated 4 PM check-in time, so I was allowed to settle in early. I stayed in the Half Pigeon room (all of the rooms are named & have very different vibes) which was very black & white & abstract. The common areas are designed to perfection. The solarium?! Maybe my favorite room I've ever stepped into in the entire universe. There are multiple fireplaces throughout the first floor. There is a small fridge for guest-use in the bar area, as well as an ice freezer. Snacks in a snack cabinet up for grabs. Breakfast was incredible. A full spread of fruits, yogurt, housemade bread (& gluten-free bread by request), flourless quiche bites, & more. Delicious, fresh-brewed coffee & all sorts of milks to choose from. On day two, they did breakfast to-order rather than a buffet. I assume to reduce food waste. I filled out a card with my desired breakfast order & what time I'd like to eat. It appeared on a tray in the dining room exactly when I requested. This hotel is SO worth the little splurge. I'm already daydreaming about planning a trip back to Burlington to stay here again. I'll pick a different room next time to experience something new. Thank you to the Blind Tiger team for creating such a beautiful, welcoming space. I didn't know hotels could feel like this! read more

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I love this beautiful inn in Burlington! It has incredibly well curated spaces meant for hanging out. There are a few rooms on the main level, including a sun-drenched living room where you can read a book, play games, or visit with those you love. The food and beverage are one step ahead of you with a station for tea, another area with snacks and fresh baked cookies, a coffee bar, and sparkling and fresh water on tap. I love having sparkling water on tap! The vibe is welcoming. The continental breakfast is phenomenal with really beautiful Vermont products and keeps it light with fresh breads and fruits. Try the granola. The staff are beyond amazing and really made our experience incredible! They are available and help to meet any requests. They also know a ton about Burlington so really great resource. The staff are friendly and kind. I ordered a cheese board ahead of time and really recommend it because the presentation is beautiful and a great treat to have. I stayed here with my 11 year old son and felt like it was a great choice for us. (I think it's not a hotel for really young kids, also most rooms you access by stairs so something to consider.) We stayed in the room called "Mini Bar." WOW what an incredible room. It's a king suite with a separate living room and huge king bedroom. The living room has a lovely small fireplace. The bathroom is tiny and tucked away, with steps between it and the bedroom, but that's some of the character of a building built in the 1800's. I think they did a phenomenal job updating parts of the inn to make it functional and modern, while keeping with the original charm. Full disclosure, it's an old inn so you might hear other guests as with most bed and breakfasts. If you are sound sensitive it might not be your spot. We found it incredibly relaxing and just an amazing experience. I'm already planning my next trip back! read more

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Excellent experience. I usually don't sleep well in hotels, but I slept like a baby here. Beautiful grounds. A nice breakfast as well. Way better than the normal hotel chain experience and not as weird as some bed and breakfasts can be. read more

the grounds and exterior is beautiful and has onsite parking. We hardly saw the staff". We never experienced breakfast to order or even bathrobes in our room As they claimed in the brochure. some other things of note, there are no TVs, and the rooms are small with furniture that makes little sense and the lighting is very dim. it is hard to read as there are no bedside lights. there are limited gluten free and dairy free options at the "toast bar" and it is not a leisurely stroll to town as it takes at least 20 minutes to get to the Main Street and all uphill on the way back. there is NO staff at the Blind Tiger from 7:pm to 7 am and when called the MOD, they never responded. would never stay here again. Below is what happened to us. We were awakened at 11:30 am our second night to a fire alarm going off in the next room next door telling us to evacuate. We checked for smoke or flames and then We went down to the living room and finally after 30 minutes, the alarm went stopped. We all went to bed and at 12:30 am the alarm went off again so we called the answering service again and they said they couldn't locate the MOD. So we called 911 and the fire trucks came. They inspected the rooms, checked for carbon monoxide etc. and replugged the alarm. Still no call from the manager in duty. It is now 1:30 am and the fire department said they would call also. We reluctantly went to bed and slept fitfully. The next morning, I asked what happened to the person who was supposed to be on duty. They apologized and said something about a problem with the calls which make no sense. They refunded one night stay but I would never feel comfortable there again. What would have happened if it was a real fire? Or something worse? We looked for a fire plan and couldn't find one and we were on the 3 rd floor. They need to have a backup plan. I think for $350.00 a night , you deserve more. stay at hotel Vermont and eat at Hen of the Woods! It in the cute town of Burlington and very nice. read more

So glad to of found The Blind Tiger to stay! Every room you stay in here has a different vibe and name - which we found to be very charming. The whole place is perfectly decorated with a fun, vibrant aesthetic. The served breakfast in the morning is very vast, with plenty of options. Would defiantly come back and stay! read more

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Blind Tiger Burlington was absolutely exquisite. The common areas were beautifully decorated, with ample seating making it easy to find a quiet corner amongst the other guests. The staff was perfectly friendly and the property is well taken care of. Room 8 had two bedrooms and 1.5 baths and was extremely comfortable with plenty of space for the four people in our party. The products in the bathroom were very luxurious and every space felt very clean. Blind Tiger's modern, artistic transformation of this beautiful mansion is simply stunning and this is easily the most interesting hotel I've ever stayed at. read more

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The Blind Tiger is amazing and the best place to stay in Burlington. Not only is it beautiful with a warm and wonderful ambiance, but you will not find a more passionate, active and engaged team than that at the Blind Tiger. They seem driven to ensure that each stay and each guest truly enjoy their experience. Page and Grace are so amazing, it is easy to see why their team is so outstanding. They take ownership of every aspect of your stay and there are no small details for them. It is how you respond to problems that ultimately determines the level of service. We had a small issue while we were there and their response was above and beyond anything I would have expected. It was not that serious to us but it was certainly of utmost importance to them. I can't say enough about how wonderful they are to work with. I'm looking forward to my next stay there! read more

The grounds are beautiful and the staff was wonderful...however. We booked one of the largest rooms in the house, that has a bedroom and a separate sitting room on the ground, actually below ground, level. The room itself was large but furnished in what I an only describe as early Goodwill. The rugs were dirty, as was the floor. We later found out that they do NOT vacuum the rooms while the room is occupied. There is a wine refrigerator in the closet that took up so much space you could hardly hang any clothes in it. In addition, the small bathroom had a broken mirror frame and glasses placed directly on the counter with no tissue/doily to prevent it from being in contact with the surface. In addition, the light over the sink is a bare bulb with a shade on it. The chairs were old and worn as was the couch. For the most part, the walls were blank white leading to a feeling of more of a dungeon that an expensive upscale B&B. The "breakfast" was bare minimum with a few selections of fruit, granola and bagels. The "snack" cabinet had muffins that seems to have been there for days, along with candy cigarettes....Candy cigarettes? Really? The "private" porch was covered in leaves and a hazard to walk on. Look, if you want a minimalist room, this is the place for you. But if you are paying Ritz Carlton prices (over $2000) for 3 nights, you don't expect to find Motel 6 amenities and attention to detail. read more

This place is fantastic, we stayed in room 12 for just one night but it had a wonderful view from the observatory, was well decorated, comfortable bed and came with plenty of bathroom amenities and snacks. The service was incredible and the breakfast was amazing and the house as a whole is gorgeous. I'd come back here, I'd recommend my family and friends come here, etc - I do think it's a better fit for couples than for a full family, but that's likely just because of the room my partner and I stayed in. Conveniently located and in a nice neighborhood with other gorgeous houses. read more

My only wish is that I could have stayed longer. Most days were cloudy and a little wet so didn't get to enjoy the beautiful garden like I wanted to but got to sit for coffee outside the first morning, which was nice. Wanted to sit in every part of the lounge area even though I had my own sitting area in my room. They have huge rooms that are bigger than most NYC studio apts. I had champagne and a goody bad of chocolate and VT maple syrup. There was even a huge umbrella in my room for use while I stayed that I don't even get in most 4-5 star hotels during my travels. Love the coffee/tea bar that is available for guests all day which includes treats like chips and cookies. Breakfast is set up so cute and I loved their mango habanero jam. I had that for 2 mornings and bought a few at the VT country store before my drive back home to NJ. Staff was so pleasant and welcoming. They were available for anything you need. Even text you before they leave for the night to make sure you have everything you need before they head out until they arrive again early morning. Great location and convenient to everything. I would stay here every time I visit, which is often. Highly recommended. read more

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Stayed here with another couple while on an anniversary, fall leaves trip. Great location and unique and pleasant place to stay. Had everything we could possibly want and need except maybe a tv to watch college football...but plenty of spots for that in town. Very quiet and peaceful place and employees were Knowledgeable about the area and very helpful but left you alone. Decor is very eclectic and at first I thought it was strange, but it grew in me. Grounds are spacious and beautiful. Breakfast bar was the best and had a ton of yummy choices. Coffee was excellent...and they have snacks and treats available all of the time. Not sure if it because I had just been in Salem or because it was Halloween season, but felt kind of spooky being there in such a quiet, old place. Plenty of open spots to sit and relax or visit with other guests. Close to beach and downtown. We would definitely visit again. read more

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We stayed in room two for three nights for $2,094.03 USD, we drove from Toronto. Don't get me wrong the building is gorgeous, the room was modern and clean, but for the amount paid there was much to be desired. We skipped breakfast 2/3 days as it was buffet style and basically a bagel bar, we were pretty disappointed. The 24/7 snack bar was nice and we found ourself grabbing sweets when we got back from our day. The room was spacious (separate sitting and sleeping areas), but the bathroom was the size of our half bath at home. The shower door was too large for the wall. I thought I was going to shatter the door every time I used the shower as it would hit the corner of the wall. Also, 1 ply toilet paper for an over $2k stay? Wasn't too thrilled about that. Also be aware if you are booking room two, it's in the basement. You can hear everything happening upstairs and next door in room one (obviously it's an old house). If that will bother you, book a higher numbered room. What did bother us, the rooms main door has a large gap at the bottom that makes it hard to fall asleep as the light from the hallway is bright and shines into the sleeping area. We had to use towels each night to block the light and darken the room. Overall, fine, clean stay. Probably will not return for a second visit. read more

Anniversary weekend in Vermont and our first time staying at a bed and breakfast. It was everything we imagined! Our room included a gas fireplace which we enjoyed each night. The breakfast spread was delicious each morning and included tastes of Vermont. This historic building is beautifully well kept and the staff was more than helpful. I really loved the fresh baked cookies and the afternoon team and coffee in the dining room. They also had a small fridge for the guest to use and a wine fridge to store your bottles! We'll definitely be back. read more

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Blind Tiger is a comfortable, warm, and serine setting. The inviting decor is calm and the staff are knowledgeable about Burlington. I would recommend the accommodations as my unit has a wonderful view of Lake Champagne and spacious seating. the hosts were accommodating in addition to the snacks and morning treats to start your day. read more

We have been going to the Willard St. Inn for years. We were so impressed with how they adapted to make guests feel safe during COVID-19. They took extra care to have individual breakfast baskets, a texting service, masks worn in the premises and sanitizers while still providing the same great service s and the best breakfasts in Vermont (which now you can carry out and enjoy in their beautiful garden). read more

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Fantastic. Adorable. Cozy. Historic. Beautiful. Grand. Personalized. These are just some of the words I would use to describe the Inn and our stay there. Literally from the moment we walked into the entrance we were treated warmly and as if we were old friends of the family. I had told them it was our anniversary and we were greeted in our room by a hand written note and some complimentary chocolates. The room was cleaned daily. The breakfast was not my preference but was perfectly prepared and a nice portion as well as balanced. The inn keeper gave suggestions on where to eat lunch and was open to answering all the questions I had. They had no shortage of area information from restaurants to attractions to religious establishments and even suggested road trip routes in all directions. It was an amazing experience and anyone should have a lovely time staying here. read more

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Burlington, VT....why do you have to have so many wonderful things, yet be 500 miles away? One of them being this amazing inn...it's a retreat within a retreat (the second being the city of Burlington itself...and don't worry, there aren't any additional Inception-like levels to worry about...just the two)... First of all, this place is gorgeous inside and out...a Victorian mansion with pretty rooms and cozy and charming sitting areas- both inside and outside on the deck. I stayed here for one night right before the 4th of July weekend while waiting for a friend to pick me up and it was definitely a highlight of my time in Vermont. I wish I could have stayed longer! When I first got to the inn, I was too early for check-in, so left my bags with the staff while I checked out some local sites.... when I got back...Mandy had graciously put them in my room...where a snack plate with a chocolate chip cookie, dried cranberries, and local chocolate was waiting- a really nice touch! My bedroom (Periwinkle) was comfortable and cute, had a spotless bathroom, and free wifi. What's more...it's a green certified B&B! (You get all the pleasure of being pampered, with half the guilt!) In the afternoon, there were tangerines and fresh baked cookies (which were good) available, and coffee/tea were available at all hours. The breakfasts deserve their own paragraph...those were some of the best waffles I've ever had!....with a side of ham, whipped butter and fruit...even blackberries from the inn's backyard garden! (see photo) You got to pick from 3 daily selections- all of them gourmet...and to enjoy them in their solarium...(*sigh* ....of nostalgia but also of that full and contented feeling right after breakfast)...I wanted to stick around and read after breakfast, either in the peaceful solarium or on their also peaceful deck...but the rest of Burlington was calling... Just before checking out, I checked out the beautiful backyard (note: a prime journaling and reading spot)...and after I stopped kicking myself for not having checked it out sooner...met the owners Katie and Larry Davis who were working in the garden and backyard with their son Jordan...their daughter Carrie, it turns out, manages the inn- a great family! Very warm and friendly...and the garden is great too...the inn's kitchen regularly uses the bounty of the garden (which Jordan designed and built)...be sure to check it out! And speaking of things to check out: the inn is really close to downtown Burlington, with its many shops and restaurants...try American Flatbread and the Onion River Co-op market...and check with the staff about other things to do...they have really helpful maps and lists...even of other cities to try for day trips.... Ahh...such a relaxing and wonderful stay.....like going to a spa minus having to get wet...definitely my go-to place for a Burlington retreat.... read more

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Perfect, Perfect, Perfect. It's been a long, long time since I've had a stay as pleasurable as the one night stay I had at the Willard Street Inn. The hotel is in an excellent location in Burlington, VT only a short walk away from Church Street and and minute drive. There is plenty of parking in the hotel parking lot and the only minus was that check in wasn't until 3pm--so we had to kill time until then. Fortunately, there is plenty to do on Church Street during the day and Lake Champlain is streets away. When we checked in the girl working gave us a mini tour and explained to us all of the amenities--there were restaurant books with menus inside, plenty of maps and pamplets for sightseeing around the area, plenty of rooms to sit and relax in---beautiful amenities like a working kitchen, mini fridge for patrons, bottle openers and chillers to bring to your room as well as an ice machine. She also showed us the fresh baked cookies, coffee and tea and I was really, really impressed by the warm welcome. She helped carry our things upstairs to the 3rd floor (where our room was) and we made ourself at home. We had a private bathroom, self-controlled air conditioning unit a small tv as well as fresh baked cookies in room, Lake Champlain Chocolates and a free B&B Guidebook. We relaxed, the bed was SO comfortable and the inn was quiet. We had visited the Magic Hat factory that day so we took advantage of the ice and the chiller as well as the bottle opener! That night we planned on drinking on Church Street so we walked there. CUTE neighborhood--5-7 minute walk mostly downhill--and we arrived back around 12am to a quiet house and those fantastic cookies! (The walk back was easy and safe too, though mostly UPHILL when you get close to the Inn, but it made for an excitingly funny drunken adventure!) The next morning we woke up after a PERFECT nights sleep in our super comfy bed. We had signed up for the 9:00am breakfast so we went downstairs and had the best service while overlooking the backyard. The food was fantastic--great waffles with carmelized banannas on top and fresh, hot coffee. I'm only sad we stayed for 1 day only because it was completely romantic, calm and a great Burlington Experience! You MUST stay here. read more

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We are staying in this beautiful inn for a night, passing through Burlington. Every inch of the place is special and wonderfully reminiscent of the 19th century. Each room is a jewel. The stay here is a real treat. The staff could not be more accommodating and even gave us a tour. I feel like I am in a fine museum. This stay is a special treat. The breakfast was outstanding with home made muffins and home made banana bread. The menu changes daily but this morning we had egg burrito with black beans. Not only was it delicious but the presentation was beautiful but fresh fruit garnish. I was fortunate to meet the owner and his two children, who all jointly run the inn. They were very gracious and extremely proud of their jewel. This place is a real find. read more

Although we travel to Vermont every few years, this was our first stay here at the Willard Street Inn. Our stay was peaceful and restful. The sunlit breakfast room is so beautiful with 3 sides or windows. They had many breakfast choices. We were fortunate enough to stay 3 night and had 3 amazing morning meals that left us satiated and only hugely for late lunches. The property has a delightful garden . The rooms were clean and very comfortable. We will stay here again! read more

What a lovely b&b. Beautiful house, nice staff, causy rooms. A little pricey for canadians when the exchange is not good but worth it. We paid 283$ CA (209$ US) for one night, breakfast included of course. The breakfast is good and you have three options. It was on december 27th so of course prices are higher at that period. I saw on the website that you get 25$ off if you book 2 nights and more. Nice place! read more

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From the minute you walk in the door your feel very welcomed and at hone. My experience from the time I made my reservation to the time I left to go home was exceptional. I was there by myself over the holidays. Larry and Katie especially always stopped by my table at breakfast to chat, which made me feel at home. Or if I was sitting by the fire, they stopped to say hello. I had great chats with guests. I walked everywhere and tried many restaurants. Everyone was very friendly. I travel a lot for business, so if you are traveling by yourself, this is a great place to feel comfortable and to recharge! Did I mention the daily fresh made cookies. The breakfast is phenomenal and I can not say enough about them. I plan on going back as this was a great trip. read more

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We spent 4 nights in this beautiful mansion that felt like our home away from home! We have stayed in many B&B's and were truly impressed with our stay at the Willard Street Inn. We stayed in The Conservatory, which is right on the main floor of the inn. I was worried it wouldn't feel private, but it was perfectly quiet and comfortable (we especially liked how close we were to the dining room to grab fresh baked cookies each night!) The breakfast room is beautiful, full of windows, and overlooks the spacious backyard. We loved that there was a sweet and savory breakfast choice each morning (although sometimes it was so hard to choose!) 5 stars for a truly beautiful bed and breakfast with friendly and helpful employees! This was the perfect place to stay on our awesome vacation in Burlington! read more

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Absolutely beautiful inn within a nice walk of downtown Burlington. Rooms vary in cost from $150-$265 depending on the room/season. Breakfast is amazing and included. Come here if you can! read more

Charming, historic inn. Room was spacious and very clean. Inn itself is beautiful, quite large and has a lot of historic character. The Solarium where breakfast is served is lovely, with views of the inn's large and well-maintained gardens. Breakfast was very good! We found, though, that the sweeter option (waffles/ French toast/ etc) was usually a little better than the savory choice. There is coffee, tea, and fresh juice available all day, and my husband and I enjoyed a cup of tea on the swinging bench outside in the garden at dusk. The inn is walkable to downtown Burlington (10ish mins)- but be aware that the walk home is entirely up hill, so plan accordingly as far as shoes go. We had a great time and will definitely be back! read more

I LOVED the Willard Street Inn. It was one of the best places I've ever stayed. Our room was cozy, our private bathroom across the hall was spotless and the staff was wonderful without being intrusive. Every area of this inn felt amazingly cozy. Usually I get kind of creeped out or feel uncomfortable in b&b's, but I actually wanted to hang out in the solarium and the reading rooms because they were so comfortable. The food was also amazing. Three choices for breakfast every day of homemade, local food is enough for me, but they also had an array of fresh baked pastries with the breakfast, and fresh baked cookies every day. If that weren't enough, they also bring fresh baked cookies and Lake Champlain chocolates to your room daily. For the price of our room for a weekend, I was very impressed with all of the amenities. I can't wait to come back! read more

Lovely place to stay in a lovely town. The breakfasts were delicious, and the staff friendly and helpful. The only down-side was the constant supply of delicious biscuits and the effect they had on my weight! read more

I went to the Willard Street Inn for a romantic weekend in Burlington two years ago and I still think about it fondly all the time. The breakfasts provided were simply phenomenal. I think I ate my weight in scones. Each afternoon when you return from your adventures you're greeted with freshly baked chocolate chip cookies left in your room. The staff was extremely helpful and gave us wonderful restaurant recommendations. Obviously it's all about the food with me...but you can't beat the location mere steps from Church Street. This is a definite must-try! read more

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Though technically a Bed n breakfast, we stayed two evenings and never met, or saw the owners. Upon a late arrival (9PM) the first night, we were 'greeted' with a breakfast sign-up sheet where it's a first come, first serve for allocated time slots. No cheery ' what time can we expect you for breakfast' here. Supermarket quality fruit and yogurt (in a state replete with micro dairies) completes a small hotel feel while this historic building and incredible garden cry out for a humanistic touch. read more

What a charming and quaint inn to stay at while in Burlington. The minute we walked in the front door, it had a warm, homey feel, like stepping back into time. It was well decorated and our room was so clean and comfortable with the best cozy bed. Watching the snow falling outside our window was a treat for us, coming from Hawaii. The daily breakfasts were yummy and served in a bright and open room surrounded by windows. The staff and owners were friendly and hospitable. Located close to the shopping area. Probably better if you have a car, although we walked everywhere in the cold and enjoyed it. We loved our stay! read more

I live in Burlington for a long time and always heard great things, but was quite disappointed with the shape of the inn and our room. It was perfectly pleasant, but I'm not sure it deserves its designation of being on the select registry. Good location and friendly staff made it comfortable for a couple of nights. read more

I am hesitant to say too many nice things about this B&B for fear of encouraging too many people to go. It was everything we hoped it would be. Beautiful building, beautiful decor, friendly staff, and delicious breakfasts. Hands down the nicest B&B in Burlington. read more

This is a nice place to stay in Burlington, with more personality than a standard hotel but big enough (16 bedrooms) to not feel like you are staying in someone's house. I've stayed in a B&B before and felt very uncomfortable staying there, which made me weary to book Willard Street Inn at all. That being said quite a few people recommended this Inn and the price was right. We got the last room available for our weekend of choice, which wouldn't have been our first choice room but it fit the bill. The wallpaper was outdated, and changing that alone would do wonders for the rest of the decor. I also hit my head in the bathroom and I am only 5'2", so that was a bit annoying. Watch your head! The Inn definitely is going for a romantic feel. They offer a cork screw, and our room had a side table outfitted with wine glasses. It's my understanding that children under 12 aren't allowed to stay here either. That being said, my husband was disappointed when I promised him a flat screen TV per the room description, and the TV was smaller than his laptop screen! The Inn in general could really use some updating. It's nice and clean and in decent condition, but it could definitely use some sprucing up. It is an old place and seems busy so wear and tear is to be expected, I just hope they don't let it go too long. We met three staff members (all young women) and they were all very nice, friendly, and smiley. We were given a tour of the Inn when we arrived and the woman explained how breakfast works and explained other convenience items for guests. For example, there is a small fridge for guest use so you could bring back leftovers or a small refrigerator item if you choose, which is nice. The real highlight for my husband and myself was the food. There were homemade cookies placed in our room each day, and there were also cookies and fruit in a side parlor in the afternoons. The cookies that we sampled were delicious. The breakfast that we had was also really good. It started off with a basket of muffins and scones, which were unreal. I had California Eggs Benedict and my husband had chocolate waffles. Both were served with fresh fruit, a selection of juices, and coffee. Overall this is a solid place to stay. We would definitely stay here again, and recommend it to those looking for a unique stay for a reasonable price. read more

Wonderful guest house. Breakfasts were delicious and the rooms were super luxurious. We were in the only room without a private bathroom, but the facilities were just across the hall and we had no awkward moments of bumping into anyone in the corridor. Very central to the centre of burlington, this place would be great got a longer stay where we could take advantage of the beautiful gardens.should also add that the sitting areas were very comfortable and we had frette robes too..lush! read more

Update: the business owner contacted me about some of the issues and a lot of it was just simple miscommunication. I've upgraded my review from four to five stars because they were so awesome about following up and sorting everything out. read more

This place is absolutely fabulous! We came here for a little babymoon getaway and could not have been more pleased. The family that runs the inn is just wonderful - they were so kind, thoughtful, and possessed a wealth of knowledge when it came to the history of both the building and the town - something my husband and I really appreciate. The aesthetic of the inn is flawlessly maintained down to every detail. We stayed in the tower room which had great views of the lake and mountains. I have to say though, my favorite part was breakfast in the solarium. So beautiful and especially nice to be in a space with so much light and greenery in the wintertime. Not to mention the breakfast was always delicious!! Thank you Carrie, Jordan and the rest of the Davis family - we will definitely be back!! read more

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Stayed at the Willlard Inn for two nights in early Jan '13. Cost was overall less then the "big" hotels in Burlington once the included parking, wifi, and (full service) breakfast are factored in. The Inn staff were all very friendly and accommodating and also replied to my email inquiries quickly prior to our arrival date. Our room was "cozy" by modern hotel standards but in the correct context of a guest room in a historic mansion, it was very nice and also had a private bath. We went to bed early one night and late the next and neither time did we hear more then a foot step or two from other guests passing in the hallway. Oh, and breakfast was outstanding! read more

Loved staying at this B&B in an old restored mansion from the 1880's. We stayed in the Tower room with a wonderful view of Lake Champlain. The staff are extreme nice and accommodating. The homemade breakfast every morning which is included with the price of the room was great, we stayed a total of 3 nights. Additionally, they always had coffee on hand, fresh made cookies, and they even leave chocolate chip cookies in your room every day. Would love to go back. read more

We stayed here on our honeymoon and loved it! The house and garden are beautiful and breakfasts really yummy. We especially loved the lemon sugar and ranger cookies put out in the afternoon with the 24 hour coffee and tea. We hope to return both to Burlington and the Inn sooner rather than later. Our time in the Tower room offered a lovely view of the backyard and the lake that we won't forget! read more

I can't wait to go back. The owners are wonderful and inviting..as well as the fresh cookies! The building itself is absolutely stunning; we enjoyed simply wandering around it because it was huge. Our room was lovely, breakfast was great and the overnight stay was overall wonderful. We will definitely be coming back! read more