Great place! Stayed down the street for a long weekend at Killington and found this place for…read morebreakfast. A gem! Very friendly service, great portions, nice self-serve beverage set up, and reasonable prices. In the land of tourist traps, this place stands out as a home run.

Located in Pittsfield (15-minute drive to Killington resort), Swiss Farm Inn offered us satisfying…read moreand calorie-rich breakfast for our days on the slopes. We came here for breakfast two days in a row. Very solid family-style breakfast menu at reasonable price. The location is quiet and not as resorty as other places closer to Killington. We'd consider the whole B & B next time coming to the area!

We came to the farm for a day tour and had a great time! Asia was so welcoming and even put up with…read morepretty silly questions from people who know nothing about farms . Had a chance to feed baby cows and milk an older cow. Really unique experience and we all really enjoyed it!

Before booking, it's important to understand what Liberty Hill Farm actually is. You're staying in…read moresomeone's home -- not a traditional inn, lodge, or working farm stay with structured activities. It's a large, old farmhouse with a few rooms converted into guest rooms. That setup can be charming to some, but surprising to others. Let's start with the "experiences" listed on the website. Things like fly fishing, hiking, or barn tours technically exist, but only if you take the initiative to do them yourself. There's no real guidance, schedule, or facilitation. If you're imagining a hands-on farm experience or curated activities, you'll likely be disappointed. Beth, who runs the property, is clearly the heartbeat of the place -- but she's not a natural in hospitality. While it's understandable that hosting guests in your personal home can be draining, she comes across as short, unwelcoming, and at times, downright rude. For example, she called the day of our arrival to push check-in an hour later, and when we arrived right on time, she rushed us upstairs with a quick "OK, there you go!" No tour, no orientation, no warmth. Later, when we went to the kitchen (hoping to learn more about the farm or get a lay of the land), she looked up and said, "You have questions?" I smiled and said, "So many!" -- expecting maybe a bit of that classic Vermont charm and a quick rundown of things to do. Instead, she said, "Save your questions for dinner please, I'm busy." It was such an awkward, deflating exchange that we actually considered leaving. To her credit, she does cook meals and gathers everyone around the table, which could be a lovely touch in the right hands. But the experience feels centered more around her routine than around guests enjoying farm life. Bottom line: If you're looking for a genuine farm stay -- where you can milk cows, explore the property, and feel part of the rhythm of the land -- this isn't that. If you simply want to sleep in a farmhouse, walk around quietly, and hope not to get scolded, it might suit you fine. I really wanted to love Liberty Hill Farm. The setting is beautiful, the concept is wholesome, but the execution is missing the heart and hospitality that make this kind of stay special.

The Pumpkin Patch B & B is warm and cozy, its windows aglow with friendly radiance inviting you to…read moresavor the company of family and friends. It is a one of kind experience. The home is lovely and filled with beautiful interiors. Absolutely the best bed and breakfast experience I've ever had. The quintessential Vermont experience of hospitality. Debbie and Rich are so wonderful. The breakfast was spectacular! Adorable maple leaf waffles, fruit, bacon and pastries. My husband and I stayed their in October of 2021. It was the one of the highlights of our Vermont trip!

Good location but not our best stay. Too strong potpourri type scent in bed linens, couldn't…read moreaccommodate our breakfast time and we didn't get the Wi-Fi password at check in.

The Birch Ridge Inn is easily one of my favorite restaurants in Killington. Though it can be a…read morelittle hard to find if you don't know where you are going the entrance alone is grand! You have to enter up this little covered bridge which is pretty cool. Once entering the Inn you are greeted by the owner or his wife usually and brought into the dining room or the bar if you choose. the decor is very welcoming and has a very cozy feel to it. You truly feel like you are visiting a friends home. The food was excellent the drinks were well crafted and the evening was memorable. Can't wait to come back!

My husband and I had a beautiful anniversary dinner at Birch Ridge Inn, and I would definitely…read morerecommend the restaurant to anyone looking for a cozy, delicious experience in Killington. The ambiance was very memorable -- from the adorable covered bridge you drive through, to the architecture of the inn, to the sweet greeting from innkeeper Bill. We felt like we were visiting someone's home, and we could definitely sense Bill's passion for the place. We visited around Christmastime during Covid-19, so Killington wasn't as busy as I'm sure it usually is. We had the choice of eating in the dining room or in their lounge in front of the HUGE and beautifully decorated tree. Christmas music was softly playing, and the romantic cabin aesthetic really made me feel like I was living in a real life Hallmark movie. The food was good, not SUPER memorable, but very yummy. We had the brie (my favorite), ravioli and NY strip steak. Overall, the experience was fantastic for our anniversary. Try it out!

The Vermont Inn is such a cute place to stay in the Killington area. The location is beautiful with…read morea great view of the mountains. And at night there is so little light pollution you can see all the stars. Very pretty! The room we stayed in (Forest Glen) is cozy and pretty basic, but it did its job well. The bed was comfortable, and the fan and air conditioning were easy to control so we could sleep comfortably. The shower works very well with good pressure and heat. There is a small TV if you feel like watching anything, but definitely enjoy the area instead! The Vermont Inn has a bar inside that closes at 9pm. We didn't try it, but it looked so nice and cozy. If you purchase directly through the website, then breakfast is included each morning. Every day they offer pancakes, french toast, or eggs and bacon, and then there is a daily special omelette. We tried omelettes, french toast, and pancakes, and all were quite good. And the coffee is surprisingly tasty. It appears to be a family operation with the kids taking orders. They are cute and do a great job! Definitely a great place to stay if you're in the Killington area!

My family spent two nights at The Vermont Inn and our experience far surpassed our expectations…read more The Inn is charming and warm. There are many cozy public rooms to sit, play board games, read or just talk. The hosts Mike and Kayla were very friendly and accomodating. The location is perfect as it is minutes away from Killington and Pico mountains. The views from the lawn of the mountains are stunning. Rooms were excellent and there was plenty of space. There is a Sauna and pool outside during the summer months. We met a couple that were staying there and planning their wedding with the hosts and it sounded like it was going to be fantastic. They also host bridal showers and other events. The breakfasts were fantastic and our waiters Emerson and Jameson provided excellent service. Thanks to Mike, Kayla and family for great memories. I would highly recommend The Vermont Inn and we will definitely be back.

This is my fiance and I's first time ever coming to a bed and breakfast, and I am convinced that I…read morewill never step foot into a hotel ever again after the hospitality Mike and Nancy showed us! This was a perfect getaway for our anniversary, and the breakfast was so special! Nancy started you out with assorted beverages in their cute custom Maple Leaf Inn ceramic mugs, and a chocolate muffin which was light and not too sweet (best one I've ever had). Next course was a banana with a lemon caramel sauce(delicious). The savory course was a poached egg on top of lentils and roasted tomatoes on top of polenta. We stayed in the Morning Glory room which had a soaking tub for two(I enjoyed this every day) with complimentary herbal bath salts. The bathroom also had radiant floor heating which was a very nice touch on cold Vermont mornings. Our bed had a pillowtop, with amazingly soft silky sheets. I wanted to take them home with me! The room also had a nice flat screen TV with two reclining wing back chairs. Mike and Nancy also offer one complimentary beer or wine every night, which was very nice. Not to mention the library with assorted older books, easy reads, and old romantic movies! Their dog, Beckit also was very fun to play with. The value- I paid 155 for one night (which is also the deposit when you book), and during the week during off peak season you get the second night at 50% off! naturally, we stayed a second night. Who could pass that up? With all the small touches that this place offers, I felt like royalty. This place is seriously like no place I have ever been, they made my fiance and I feel like family, I cant wait to come again!

Relaxing, Beautiful attention to detail is unbelievable. The innkeepers are lovely and friendly…read more Breakfast was delicious. Tea and coffee was available all day and was definitely a plus because it was freezing. The rooms were clean and attention to detail was fantastic. Comfortable bed. The fireplace in room was great just wish we had enough wood for a morning fire. Quiet setting. We will be back soon!!

It is not always easy to get a spot here, but well worth it if you are able. Beautiful location,…read morecomfortable rooms, and excellent breakfasts. The owners, Mike and Barbara, are very nice. Mike is a great cook and an interesting conversationalist. Will definitely go back.

Did a last minute booking on our trip to Vermont for the autumn foliage. Mike was very…read moreaccommodating. They only offer two rooms at a time, with one shared bathroom between the two. It was our first bed and breakfast and we were happy it here! Mike brought us on a walking tour around the area, which we would never have found on our own because there was barely a walking path, but we absolutely loved it.