Second stay was as good as the first. Friendly service, clean rooms, safety and convenience. Even…read morewhen they are not serving breakfast, the essentials such as coffee, milk, hot water, and microwaves are available in a very nice common room. Friendliness is a key word here. We were attending graduation at Northfield Mt. Hermon School, and despite the crowds we were able to get a reservation. The Inn is a slightly hidden treasure; when traveling west be sure to get the exit BEFORE to cross I-91 but after the Connecticut River. This time, we enjoyed a game of horseshoes in back of the hotel. The grounds are beautiful and well-maintained. we will be back, since we have family in the area!

A wonderful spot right off of 91 on the VT border. The rooms were very spacious and spotless. The…read moreowners are extremely nice and are very appreciative of your business. A much nicer stay than your typical tan box nationwide chain for the same price.

Huge living room and super cozy bedroom.... love the color palette, super clean premise and kind…read moreowner! The hugest Christmas tree I think I've ever seen inside a house!

From the owner: Two Rivers Bed and Breakfast provide a comfortable atmosphere for overnight stay and a wonderful…read morebreakfast with all the fixings.

Hands down the best bed and breakfast I've ever stayed in! Every detail is well-thought out and…read moreperfectly executed. The rooms and the grounds are beautiful and relaxing. Lee and Bob are the perfect hosts, easy to chat with and available at a moment's notice, but never intrusive. And the breakfasts are amazing!!! You will not regret a stay here.

What a charming Idealic setting in luscious Green Vermont very upscale newly renovated inn with…read moresprawling back yard fields a continuous River Brook near a waterfall and covered bridge exquisite morning breakfasts at your requested times . beautiful attentive caretakers ..top quality bed and friendly bathrooms in each room.. quiet gentle cozy rooms made for our splendid perfect weekend stay. LARAAJI & Arji OceAnanda May 25,2022

We had an amazing wedding there! There were 8 bedrooms available so a lot of our guests could spend…read morethe night after the wedding! The carriage house was the perfect "bridal suite" with 2 kingsize bedrooms, 1 double, full kitchen and a private deck that overlooks the ceremony area and future hedge maze. Every room in the mansion is exceptionally beautiful! We had a wonderful time there and Sinde (the owner) made it so special for us!

From the owner: Revival Wheeler Mansion (formally known as the Wheeler Mansion and Eastern Star Home) is one of the…read moremost iconic buildings in Central Massachusetts located in the quaint Town of Orange on the Millers River. This beautiful building was a previously abandoned, 15,000 square foot Colonial Revival style mansion built by industrialist John Wilson Wheeler, in 1903 but saved and has been in the restoration process since July of 2020.

I have almost forgotten how wonderful it can be to stay in a great B&B, and this one certainly…read morerestored my passion for it -- and then some. From the street it looked like a charming New England B&B and there are plenty of those in the area. What sets this particular one apart, in my opinion, are the following: * At the back of this charming home is a beautifully crafted, lush garden with a hammock and benches placed in strategic nooks designed for optimal book-reading or daydreaming. At the top of the small hill is a pergola -- for more daydreaming, or if you are a bride-to-be looking for a romantic venue, this tops the cake. * The added bonus: you get your own entrance to a walking trail (please see picture below) that connects to a network of trails. It's beautiful now in the the summer time. I imagined how much more beautiful it will be in autumn. I must come back. * The breakfasts are to die for!! Imaginative and definitely gourmet. BTW, I had stayed in some expensive hotels before (the Four Seasons, etc.) -- in my opinion, this B&B's breakfast is better. Way, way better. On my first day, the second course was freshly-baked frittata with a side of steamed kale and zucchini -- picked from their garden. The cheese had just the right gooey to it, and the eggs were fluffy. Day 2: French-toasted croissant filled with creamy custard and drizzled with maple-orange syrup. Yum! * The Owner, Lynn is a wonderful person who had lived in Brattleboro for a very long time and knows its ins and outs -- from where to get great cheese to Brattleboro's unique home architectures. Engaging when a guest needed help and wonderfully welcoming. Yet, I always felt I had my privacy. She has mastered how to be a great host. BTW, the rooms are clean and well kept with a touch of history and modern amenities -- for example: I had a double shower head (a rain shower and a handheld). One last thing: In a hotel or an Airbnb, I always felt unsafe -- locked and double locked. In contrast, in the three days that I stayed here, I left my windows open at night to feel the cool evening breezes from the garden, and during the day, I left my door unlocked while I ate breakfast at the dining room. Priceless. I would come back for the breakfast, or the garden and walking trails, or the wonderfully warm, welcoming atmosphere -- better still, get all three. This one is definitely worth going back to again and again whenever I find myself looking for a great place to stay in Vermont. Highly recommended!

"LIKE FAMILY!"…read more Richard and Lynn treat you like you family from start to finish!!!! We were in awe of the home, the decor, the homemade desserts, the little touches that made our trip very special. The suite was extremely clean and stocked with lovely linens, fresh fruit, coffee, and even fresh autumn leaves for a beautiful decorative flair. They were kind enough to pick us up from the Amtrak station and really attended to our every need. The suite was more than we had imagined, and the online pictures really do not do the Crosby House justice! Thanks The Crosby house for making our stay relaxing, romantic, and unbelievable!!!

We would give more stars if we could! This is a beautiful antique home converted to B & B around 25…read moreyrs ago current Innkeeper Susan has been here 13 yrs. She is a gem and delight and one of most personable innkeepers we have met over many years of traveling throughout New England. The extensive property has been beautifully maintained and all furnishings decor show care and attention to all details that felt so serene and welcoming. The host and home felt welcoming from time we walked through the door. The breakfasts were different each day and delicious. Coffee and teas are available for guests all day and also offer water and cold drinks for a very nominal charge. This is something we'd never seen before and definitely appreciated. The common areas such as double parlor screened in porch and gazebo in side yard were all peaceful and lovely to be in. Highly recommend!

We had an amazing stay at The Bridges Inn! We were warmly greeted upon arrival by David and Susan…read moreand given a tour of the inn, they had even turned on the air conditioning in our room so it was very comfortable for us. The rooms are gorgeous and decorated with beautiful antique furniture and decorations. The pictures on the website are very nice but in person it was a complete experience, we were very impressed! Breakfast each morning was phenomenal, fresh ingredients and everything is clearly made with heart. Waking up to delicious smells coming up from the kitchen was such a treat. We cannot wait to come back!

What a wonderful find! Paul was the consummate host and even helped by taking me to the train…read morestation. The breakfasts were great and they accommodated my dietary restrictions without missing a beat or detracting from the quality. I stayed in the hummingbird suite and was pleased with the space and amenities. I would highly recommend staying at the Inn if you find yourself in the area.

We were greeted by Paul upon arrival- booked breakfast for 8 am- he gave us the keys to Rm 1…read more Charming room with Mountain View-(not easy to see through the trees or phone wires)- the bed was comfortable yet extremely squeaky. If you moved even a little we thought we'd wake other guests- pillows comfortable-this room faces the road- there was a lot of traffic- idling- loud music- they were painting the road at night so we figured that's why so much traffic- was our first time here- next time we'll be requesting a garden view room- live and learn. Accomodations were clean- breakfast in the morning was delicious-the coffee was very good. The website mentioned paths in the back- nice walk on side of lake- not epic- no need to do that- grounds I'm sure are gorgeous when all is in bloom- parking- very tight spaces- there are exact amount of spots for guests- to maneuver can be tricky at times- so pull into driveway slow! We will be back when in the area.

My boyfriend and I spent a weekend here for an anniversary in the fall of 2004. The house was very…read morehumble, comfortable and personal. Nothing to overwhelm, distract, or wow you. Okay, except for the natural beauty and peace surrounding you. Recommendations for local dining and sight-seeing were spot-on and breakfasts in the house were absolutely wonderful. Aside from visiting the artist workshops, galleries and attractions in nearby towns (went to see the Pioneer Valley Symphony one night and out for Blues & BBQ another,) exploring the attached walking trails with splendid beaver dam, a late-night soak in the outdoor hot tub under the starry November sky, driving the scenic roads into the Vermont, we also went on one spectacular autumn horseback ride. I'm a longtime rider and horse-lover while it was my boyfriend's first time on a horse. Mark listened and matched us perfectly with horses that are obviously very, very well cared for. My boyfriend had a mild-mannered, smooth Tennessee Walker and I had a once-spoiled draft mix that needed only a little mindful, experienced attention to bring out his wonderful potential. The ride was wonderful for both of us. There are plenty of uptight, pretentious horse people and plenty of rough, careless horse people but Mark is far from either. I personally loved his thoughtful, gentle approach. It was such a relief. Oh, and the green field of horses in every shape and size was a horse-lovers (and photographers) dream. Just beautiful, I was in heaven. We were having such a good weekend at High Pocket that my boyfriend decided to call in for a day off from work so we could add a third night and went for one more ride in the morning before we left. That getaway remains one of the most memorable for me. Whenever I try to relax or meditate, my mind returns to our first day: the crisp autumn air, warming sun, the rustling sound and smell of decaying leaves, and the utter peace of the place. I'm not sure I've ever felt so perfectly content and unconsumed. High Pocket is good for down-to-earth, low maintenance guests in search of authentic, peaceful experiences enjoying the quiet beauty of your surroundings and soaking up a slower pace of life.

An absolutely wonderful get away for our whole family Quiet and relaxing yet central to great…read moredining, skiing and events. The hosts couldn't have been more helpful and we loved the extra option of a long trail ride on their beautiful horses and land. Renting the whole 160 year house was affordable and a great way for all of us to reconnect!

We were here to visit our kid at UMass over Parents Weekend and had a very pleasant stay in the…read moreupstairs suite with two bedrooms. The rooms are stocked with snacks and there's some local artwork you can purchase if you like. The upstairs suite doesn't have any kind of a kitchen, though there's a mini-fridge and I believe a microwave, so dishes are bussed out as you use them; don't plan on doing any food prep on your own. The hostess brought breakfast to the room (there's not a common dining room like most B&Bs) and pointed out the local ingredients including eggs from her chickens and vegetables from the garden. This is a real working mini-farm and it's fun to stroll the grounds and see what is going on. And it's VERY close to the northeast corner of the campus; we were able to leave our car and walk to his dorm (Van Meter) in about 20 minutes. Like the website says, the grounds are very rich in animals and there's an extremely friendly cat who wouldn't stay out of our room in spite of the management's desire to keep the premises pet-free. Keep this in mind if you have allergies.

This was such a beautiful experience! Our host Candy was extremely accommodating complete with…read moredelicious gluten free breakfast!!!! Thanknyou!!

Good people, good food, good cocktails, great collection of things - will be coming back many more…read moretimes!

Oh my goodness! I can't believe I forgot to write a review for this spot on my last ski trip! This…read morelittle gem is located at the base of Mount Snow and a short drive from Stowe. It is absolutely hilarious for people watching and there are tons of cool locals to talk to. The drink prices are reasonable but when I visited, they were only accepted cash. It's not fancy, but totally fun.