We love the North Hero House. We just got back from an anniversary celebration and it was perfect…read more It's a historic inn lovingly updated -- tastefully combining modern cleanliness and function with historic charm. The grounds are gorgeous, staff are friendly and helpful, the restaurant is excellent, the Pier Bar is a blast, there's a nice beach, beautiful gardens, and large rooms with great views. Just everything you want at a very reasonable price. I'm sure we'll be back.

Friendly and welcoming staff, beautiful rooms and a gorgeous property on the lake. An amazing place…read morefor a summertime getaway.

The check-in receptionist, Doug, at the Hampton Inn St. Albans was so kind, professional, and…read moreprovided us with such a smooth and cheerful check-in experience after our long drive in. Hands-down the nicest person I've ever encountered in the service industry, which is saying a lot!

It is a very nice property one building off the charming St Albans town square steps away from…read morerestaurants, coffee shops. Maybe that's why there isn't a microwave in each room. The microwave is communal at the elevator foyer of each floor. The power comes on only if the room key (or a similarly sized card perhaps) is inserted into a slot near the door. I have only seen this in foreign countries before but I like the idea. The little convenience shop by the front desk sells beer which is an idea I like even better

This is a gem of a place!!! Owner Carol is the sweetest, most interesting innkeeper…read more(schoolkeeper?), and the accommodations are clean, friendly, and historic! Great for groups, with room for lots of friends! Stayed in the "Green Room" as a group of 3, and was almost late to the wedding we were up there for because we were too busy enjoying and exploring Isle la Motte. Gorgeous wildflower gardens in the front, with yard games and a hammock (and a vegetable garden!) in the back. Breakfast both mornings we were there was a wide spread of toasts, juices, eggs, cereals, fruits, and yogurts...and don't forget the homemade muffins! Yum. The laid back vibe, informative hostess and literature, and the picturesque setting all worked together to create a wonderful weekend, the likes of which we will be reminiscing about for years to come. Hopefully, it's not years before we are able to come back to visit Carol and her fantastic place! Go: if you want a fun, relaxing visit full of nature/history exploration, personal connection, and conversation. Don't go: if you need color TV, hustle and bustle, or are looking for a traditional hotel experience. This is NOT that! ...And I couldn't be more pleased about it. Thanks again, Old Schoolhouse of ILM! Loved it and can't wait to be back.

I stayed at this delightful bed and breakfast with my wife and kids Carol is such a wonderful host…read morethat it feels like she is now part of our family ... my kids even call her grandma Carol. If you have a large group there is an old classroom that has been converted into group lodging. There are huge old chalkboards left over that you can write on and a large collection of books and games to pass the time. The kids love this space. If you want more privacy for a couple or small family there is the green room with its own entrance and en suite bathroom. There were lots of options for breakfast including baked goods that Carol makes herself. The kitchen and refrigerators are available for preparing/storing your own meals if you wish and a huge help yourself garden outside we used to supplement our meals. And the rates are fantastic. This is the best value in the area by far! Hoping we can get up to Isle La Motte for another visit this summer.

Beautiful location situated around State Park with beautiful access to Lake Champlain. The…read moreaccommodation is massive featuring 11 rooms. It's perfect for large groups like ours who are looking for an intimate place to stay. The property features a game room and our kids loved it. Big kitchen was nice for cooking and the great room was massive and allowed for an epic game night. We will be back for years to come.

Recently spent 3 nights here with my wife while spending family time in the area. The place is…read morebeautiful, immaculate, welcoming and comfortable. Owners Anne and Bill are wonderful hosts. The Lake room faces the lake with wonderful views, comfortable bed, private bathroom, and all the niceties one would expect. Anne cooks wonderful, innovative and delicious breakfasts. would not hesitate to stay again when in the area. Thanks for a wonderful weekend.

This is a review of the restaurant only. I have not personally experienced the hotel…read more If you live in the Burlington, VT area, you've probably heard their radio campaigns. We went with my parents-in-law. It was a nice pleasant drive to get there (in summer allow extra time for possible drawbridge operation) and upon arrival, I found the grounds to be lovingly maintained, with a long frontage on Lake Champlain. The main menu is available online, however, they have a significant selection of specials. For our appetizer, we had well- executed escargot, delightful calamari with a spicy sesame sweet soy dipping sauce, a squash blossom and cheese tempura thing, and heirloom tomato caprese salad. Our main dishes were the salmon, burger, and the swordfish and prime rib specials. The salmon was perfectly cooked, and came with garlic shallot mashed potatoes and an inventive combination of mustard seeds and a balsamic reduction. The burger is from grass-fed beef that was raised in the Champlain Islands. Grass-fed beef isn't my thing, and my wife wasn't thrilled by the challah bun. The burger seemed a little overpriced. My mother-in-law had only good things to say about the swordfish; she let me try a bite, and it was okay, but I don't have a point of reference for how swordfish should taste. My father-in-law got the prime rib, and that is what I would get if I got to do it over. Very well executed. All in all, an excellent meal. Lots of attentive waitstaff. Reservations are a must.

Came here for dinner and we had a lovely time. They close early on Sundays but will wait until the…read morelast customer leaves. I had the duck breast and the berries crisp for dessert. Everything we ate was delicious. My boyfriend ordered the NY steak and he finished every bit of food in his plate. His dad ordered the same thing too and truly enjoyed it. His mom ordered the salmon and enjoyed it as well. Will definitely be back here again when we are in Vermont. Trust!

Great Trip Review of Henry's Cottages…read moreI stayed here the last week of August into September, The place was very clean and the Hosts Bob and Gwen were very nice and helpful. We stayed in a 3 bedroom even though we needed a 2 bedroom, Gwen only charged us for the 2 bedroom since that is what we had requested, and only a 3 was available. It is a cabin not a hotel so if you want a tv, microwave, fan ect.. bring it. But it was clean and all utensils and dishes cups coffee maker were all available along with wi-fi which was surprising. The grounds are beautiful and very well maintained. We also rented a boat which was great, The hosts are always asking if all is well and are quick to fix any problems that occur. There is the smell of sulfur when you use the hot water but you get beyond that, its more your mind playing with you ,the water is fine aside from the smell and if you only use the cold you wont smell it at all. I will definitely return to this place and recommend it to all my friends, When I spoke to Bob he said His Granddaughter and her future husband would be running the place soon, hope they don't change much.

Henry's is a wonderful destination. I have been traveling there since the 70's. Bob and Gwen are…read morewonderful hosts and the cabins and grounds are beautiful. Bob is a great source for fishing tips, rental prices are very reasonable.

1 star for overall experience, minus 1 star. 5 stars if…read moreyou are looking for a place to commit suicide. This place is beyond nasty, unclean and staffed by the rudest "people of Walmart" for the bargain price of $300.00 a night. As a globe trotter I have paid less in Paris and Amsterdam to stay in beautiful boutique hotels. Neither came with the poor attitude of front desk staff at this un-fine establishment. If you are a single woman, expect to stay in an "adjoining room" for your safety. Nothing like a neighbor close by that could access your room to make you feel cozy! Expect to be greeted with the aroma of "casino" which is just a heavy layer of tar in the wallpaper, circa early 1990's. Chemo anyone? It gets better - for $300 a night, you will also get a rusty dorm fridge (most likely broken) and moldy toilet in the room. Delish! Stay away unless you are already dwelling in heaven's waiting room or plan to accelerate your trip to the after life.

I don't understand the totally negative reviews of this property. We stayed a few nights here and…read morethe staff was great, the room was clean and it was overall an enjoyable experience. The only thing I can say bad is the jet tub in the king rooms is a little too small. The pool area looked nice even though I didn't use it and the property looks well maintained. Breakfast is hit and miss however. We stayed off season and the prices were good.

My husband and I are huge fans of staying at B&Bs in or near ski towns. The INN truly has exceeded…read moreour expectations for what our ideal experience is, and we are so grateful for the INN being the foundation of a phenomenal week-long getaway in Jay Peak. The stay: main area- Quaint, cozy, cabin-like feel with a rustic albeit decorative interior. Carve some time out in the evenings to hang in the common area by the warm fire and play some games they have available. It's large enough for multiple groups to be dispersed and play separately. Room- just enough space and awesome vibe. Shower was amazing with great pressure and perfect after a long day of skiing. Dog friendly: We brought our dog with us for the trip and were so pleased with how truly dog friendly the INN was towards her. Seeing as we couldn't take our dog on the mountain to ski, Kinga offered daily dog walks around the neighborhood for a more than reasonable fee. It was the perfect amenity to offer so we could enjoy our time skiing without having to rush back and take her out. She was sleepy everyday that we came back and got so many sniffs in! We loved hearing Kinga share with excitement details of their walk everday. They are all truly dog lovers, with Portland and Banana there as two lovely inn dogs (different but amazing personalities). We were also greeted with a dog bed and treat in the room upon arrival. The dog-friendly rooms are right next to the exterior door so it's super easy to take her out for walks. There is a river in the back of the INN, as well as a small through-road so easily accessible for long walks. The food: Don't skip breakfast- it's phenomenal! Had the avocado toast most days but tried everything on the menu - French toast is delicious as well. Definitely make dinner reservations for the INN at least one night. It was such a memorable experience. Huge compliments to Jason for cooking the ribeye and duck to perfection. Drinks- Holly is a rockstar of a bartender. I asked her to make me something "simple but effective" one night-- she recognized I had been ordering vodka based drinks that evening and made a delicious vodka gimlet. It was the perfect complement to sitting by the fire and playing chess together. Nick, Jason, Kinga, Holly, and the rest of the staff make an exceptional team and have something very special at The INN. We are so appreciative of the hospitality they showed towards our dog and us. Next time we head to Jay Peak, we already know where we will be staying. Thank you all!

appetizers were good. service was good. overall pretty decent food. kangaroo was not my cup of…read moretea...very metallic taste

Had the pleasure of visiting this lovely Inn for breakfast and dinner…read more Service and attention to detail was perfection! Great place to have breakfast and enjoy the 2.5 mile walk to the market or visit the beautiful garden on the property. Breakfast can be had under a covered patio which looks over the beautiful landscaped gardens. Reservations are easy to make on line. Even if you're not a guest at the Inn. Check dates for availability since I believe reservations may be seasonal. Can't wait to go back!!

In July 2024, my wife, two sons, and I made a brunch reservation for the Inn at Shelburne Farms. We…read moreenjoyed the fresh bread and pancakes! I think we also had a sampling of the Shelburne Farms cheddar cheese which is amazingly delicious. Although the brunch is somewhat pricey (but reasonable compared to dinner), you are paying for the location and gorgeous view of Lake Champlain in the backyard of the Inn. Overall, service was pretty good at brunch and attentive, but our reservation was near the end of the brunch period. It's well worth taking pictures outside if the weather is nice. Before you enter the dining room, be sure to visit the sitting room. The Inn has a pleasant, historic vibe and elegant charm with portraits of Lila Vanderbilt Webb in the sitting room. This Yelp review is just for the brunch at the Inn (we did not stay overnight).

Perfect pit stop on our way to NYC. Clean and cozy. Hosts…read moreare accommodating and attentive. The lodge's proximity to Lake Champlain and local parks adds to its charm. Highly recommend for anyone seeking a tranquil getaway!

Long trip from New Jersey to visit family in P'Burgh. Arrived mid evening, to a beautifully lit,…read morecedar style building. It was about 10°, and entering into a warm, open, great room was so inviting. Everything was beyond expectation. This lodge is gorgeous. The room was perfect, and the common kitchen was fully stocked with everything you need, just bring some groceries. There's even a game room. The lodge is located in a rural setting, but just minutes from downtown P'burgh. The Hosts were very friendly, and very accommodating. I know where I'm staying during my next visit. I highly recommend the Point Au Roche Lodge. Bobby