If you are looking for the quintessential small town Vermont experience this is the inn for you…read more The location is perfect, a few steps to downtown Bristol. Gorgeous Victorian home, beautifully appointed - warm and welcoming. New owner Kathleen Clarke's love for this home and its history shines through!

Clean, friendly, and a great breakfast. Kathleen and Martin Clark have out done themselves again…read more The rooms are reasonably priced, well kept, and a delicious breakfast is included. I loved learning about the history of each room and seeing the amazing architecture throughout the house. If you are looking for a great place to hang your hat for the night, I highly recommend The Lawrence House.

What an absolute gem. You want to stay here, I promise. If you're lucky enough to get a room here,…read more you're in for a treat. This place is gorgeous, clean, and run by the Ellis family. The rooms are huge, the beds are soft (too soft for me), and the bedding is like sleeping on clouds. They have everything you need to never have to leave really. Lots of entertainment, books, pool, and beautiful grounds to relax around. We had the pleasure of staying in the Gray room with a private balcony. The balcony is overlooking the koi pond. It's a great place to drink your morning coffee while lounging on the swing or in the rocking chairs. The breakfast is made in the house daily, the menu changes daily, and every day, it was SO good. We really looked forward to what we were having the next morning. Hosts are so great, I'm extremely sad we didn't spend more time here.

Gorgeous and friendly!…read more We only stayed one night at the Ellis Inn, but we absolutely loved it. We chose the king room with balcony. Upon arriving, you can't help but notice how stunningly beautiful and well maintained the property is. 'Meticulous care' is how I would describe everything about Ellis Inn. Not a single weed or blade of grass out of place, but not at all unwelcoming or stuffy. Delightful. We lugged our suitcases up the stairs and found our room. Large, simple and beautiful with a great view of the property from the balcony. The bathroom was luxurious and spotless. The hosts were incredibly friendly and kind, and made one of the best breakfasts I've ever had, with fluffy pancakes like you wouldn't believe. Next time we are near Burlington area, we will surely return for another visit, and hope you will, too.

My husband and I stayed at the Strong House Inn for 4 weeknights in late October. We stayed the…read moreAdirondack room on the first floor of the Rabbit Ridge guesthouse. The room has a delightful 'outdoorsy' decor, a large and luxurious bathroom, and a private patio abutting a little birch forest. The bed and the bedding were very comfortable. The common rooms and the dining rooms of the main house were spacious and tastefully decorated. The breakfast was fresh and flavorful, with an egg dish, a sweet side, and fresh fruit every morning. There were no choices when it came to breakfast, which may be a turn-off for some people. The location of the Inn with respect to downtown Vergennes is a big plus. Several local restaurants, many of the city's historic sights, and charming shops are one-half to three-quarters of a mile walk away. The weather was beautiful, and my husband and I enjoyed strolling to and through the city many times. We had a very enjoyable stay at the Inn, and would recommend it as a relaxing and beautiful Vermont place to stay.

Overall very disappointed. I am one of those persons who is ok with sacrificing luxury for a good…read moreprice. But this place was fairly expensive and far from luxurious. I felt ripped off, especially since AAA Automoble Club has rated this establishment with three stars. They will hear from me. Positives first: friendly owner/manager; pretty public area with dining room nicely furnished in old style Queen Anne and Chipendale; host provided a lovely hot breakfast; there were plenty of brochures for sight-seeing attractions in the area. Negatives: Sofa in manager's office was stacked with shopping bags and large plastic bins, making for an unfavorable first impression at check-in. Very small room furnished from granny's attic; the "twin beds" were actually a king bed whose headboard and footboard had been sawed in half. Air conditioning did not work (or was set at a warm temperature) and when we opened the window to try to get some air we found the window sill and window casing paint was badly chipped and should have been scraped and painted 15 years ago (see picture). Floors were dirty; white bathroom door had yellowed from years of smudged finger prints (see picture). In an old house you can expect to see door stops at the floor to hold doors open, but never before had I seen a fire extinguisher used as a door stop (see picture). This place is struggling and I am sorry to post this negative information. I would not have stayed here for one third the price had I known in advance.

Cute spot with stunning views of Lake Champlain. Enjoy the views, sitting in your own Adirondack…read morechair. Inside, the style is quaint antique B and B. We had a front room with high double bed. The room is quite small. The shower is modern and pumps out plenty of hot water. The shared kitchen is convenient and stocked with water, homemade cookies, tea and coffee. Continental breakfast features fruit, Chobani, homemade muffins and commercial breads and cereals. The living area affords splendid views. What makes this property 5 stars besides the view is the owner's hospitality. Nancy is the consummate professional and a kind person. Walk to the running path, Foam Brewery, Scout Coffee and town. A lovely spot in Burlington!

I stayed 3 nights there this week and the experience was first rate from start to finish. The house…read moreis lovely and well appointed and my guest room had the lovely surprise of an en suite bathroom as well as cable tv which I was not expecting but delighted to have. Nancy made the whole experience great, a lovely person who takes her job seriously and is there for you. And that view, holy moly it was to die for. I grabbed my book and sat out in the Adirondack chair taking in what has to the the best view of Lake Champlain you are ever going to get. I made it a priority to spend some time in those chairs at some point every day and am missing it already!

Pros and cons to staying here, Pros: we rented the…read morehoneymoon suite, the room was beautiful and the fire place made it perfection! My husband paid for the romance package, it was beautiful when we walked in with the "rose petals" and tea lights on the bed. Cons: the wifi was awful, the tv remote wouldn't work after a few minutes, there was barely warm water in the shower all evening the night we arrived, so even if there was hot water, I would NOT have used the jet tub as it the jets we're disgusting and covered in mildew. My husband paid $60 for the romance package which as I said was beautiful, however the rose petals were fake, not worth the $60! If the above issues were corrected, it would be a perfect place to stay!

I loved my stay at the hotel. I was staying on the first floor, and the suite was beautiful. There…read morewere two bedrooms, a single bathroom, and a living room. One of the bedrooms had a queen-sized bed, and one of them had two single-sized beds. I stayed in the room with two single-sized beds and ended up pushing them together. My stay was more than comfortable, the pool area was nice but the water was below freezing, almost like swimming in the middle of the Atlantic. I also got a chance to enjoy the morning breakfast. I got the scrambled eggs with bacon and orange juice. The eggs were cooked just the way I liked them and the hostess was more than accommodating even if I was late and had come back from an early morning nap, I mean yoga lesson. I would happily come here again for a little R&R if given the chance.

Our hosts, Rose and Anatoly, greeted us warmly and got us settled. They were helpful in all…read morerespects. Our room was quiet, comfortable, well lit, and very clean with personal touches that encompassed both past and contemporary touches. One of my favorite times was sitting on the covered porch in rockers and reading. The menu for breakfast offered a broad choice including fruit, maple yogurt, eggs including 3 kinds of eggs benedict, blueberry pancakes and the best French toast I've ever had made with brioche. A unique village store, good restaurant, nearby bar, and the Shelburne Museum are all within walking distance of the Inn. There is a vineyard nearby and other restaurants a short distance away. Burlington is a few miles away. We've stayed in many B&B's. The Heart of the Village Inn is a gem and we very much enjoyed staying there. Our host's personal warmth and engagement made it a very rich experience that will be remembered... Mary Ann & Alex

A lovely inn, very conveniently located in Shelburne village, easily walkable to the Shelburne…read moreMuseum, as well as shops and restaurants; and a short drive to the beautiful Shelburne Farm. Rose and Anatoly are wonderful hosts, the rooms are lovely, and the breakfasts are delicious and hearty. Will definitely return in the future!

We stayed at the Sinclair Inn Bed & Breakfast, earlier this week. Holly and Kyle were amazing…read more Their hospitality and kindness made my wife and I so happy to be there. We were in Jericho for a business meeting and did not feel like making the long drive at night, back to New Hampshire. I searched for a place to stay for the night and that is how I found the Sinclair Inn Bed & Breakfast. The gorgeous home is full of charm and history and all the lovely small details of a turn of the century home. Kyle and Holly were thoughtful and willing to accommodate our dietary needs. Our breakfast was incredible. Kyle made sweet potato waffles and blueberry compote. He also make yogurt parfait with fresh fruit. Since I am a vegetarian, Kyle cooked homemade veggie sausage patties. Fresh hot and delicious coffee, orange juice and cranberry juice completed this perfect breakfast. When we are in the Jericho area again, this will be our go to place to stay. The room was comfortable and immaculate and had everything we needed. Down the hall from our room, they have a small room that guests can use. They have a full size fridge with a freezer. It was stocked with bottled water and various soda/seltzer water. We had leftover food from lunch and it was so convenient to have a place to put our food for later. This room also has a microwave and K-cup coffee pods and coffee maker. I'm so grateful that this historic and amazing home is being cared for so lovingly by Holly and Kyle. Homes like this are so special and must be preserved. There is a nice parking lot right outside the inn. Best place we have stayed in years.

What a wonderful B&B this is. The innkeepers, Kyle & Holly go above and beyond to make you feel…read morewelcomed and your stay so comfortable. The breakfasts they served each day was so delicious and presentation was just beautiful. If you ever visit in Vermont near Burlington I suggest you make this a place to stay a night or two. We stayed 6 and loved every day of it!

The staff here is amazing…read more We were hanging out waiting to catch the ferry back to Vermont and decided to drop by. Can't recommend enough if you're in the area -- you won't regret it!

Just one night. The Inn is quaint, well kept and walking distance to Lake Champlain and the few…read morelocal shops, a cafe, an ice cream shop and a lakeside restaurant. Nothing open past 8pm. The Inn is less than 30 mins to Ausable Chasm. Our room was clean, bright and updated. Rachelle was helpful and accommodating. Fruit, pastry and coffee in the common room for breakfast. Since we stayed over a Tuesday night, can't comment on the Inn's restaurant and bar but looked nice.