Book this place NOW, then come back and read the reviews. I mean it! GO! Now! John is an EXTREMELY…read moreprimo host, welcoming from the instant we pulled into the driveway. He framed a tour for us (hiking, farmers market, swimming, mountain views, picturesque towns) that was the height of our trip. Nailed it! We actually booked the Cozy Screen House the first two nights (beautiful site, CLEAN inside and out, real futon, flashlights, S'more fixings, everything! ) and we almost didn't want to give it up to be inside the Mill. Pictures can't evoke the energy in this place: the scented wood and stone entryway; the warm tones and lighted walls and creaky planks of the main living room and bar; the authentic STEEP climb to the upstairs (shared) bathroom-with teak tub! (Knuckle bite)- oh and then the upstairs private bedroom and sitting room...just outstanding. The constant rush of the river was very soothing. Felt very relaxed and comfortable using the deck, towels, drying rack, coffee maker, and bug spray available. Notes: beautiful natural paths (uneven stones, careful), and gorgeous hand made wooden steps (hold hand rail) from deck to main house. Swimming on site is an unforgettable experience! But not for the faint of heart, or those with vertigo...very steep steps (excellent solid rope hand rail), then an almost vertical ladder of 5-6 steps. Wow! Totally worth it! This is long, I know, but go see them, John and Manjula, their place, their love of laughter, peace, and adventure. Prepare to be enlightened!

This B&B checks all the boxes for a great stay in Burlington. The host does a fantastic job of…read moreaccommodating all your needs. The breakfast is made to order. I mean just tell her what you want and she will do whatever it takes to make it happen. The room we stayed in (904) was large and the bed was so comfortable. The outside areas are perfect for enjoying the weather. There are plenty of drinks and snacks available any time you want. The location is perfect for an easy walk to downtown. It's also easy to access the highway for any quick local trips.

What a beautiful stay with a wonderful host. We had a delicious breakfast (one of the best I've…read moreever had and we're both major foodies), and great conversations. She really made us feel right at home. I don't sleep well places usually and I slept like a rock. We stayed in room 904 and the bed was a cloud. I wish we were staying more than 1 night during our week vacation here in Vermont from Michigan. Many instruments around the home you can enjoy and play. Since leaving this morning we've already discussed coming back in the future. You can't go wrong with choosing this home. Great walking distance to maybe places around.

I loved my 2 night stay. Lisa was a wonderful hostess. The Old Lantern Inn is such a cozy and warm…read moreB&B. I look forward to visiting again.

We stayed for 3 nights and had a wonderful trip. The Inn was so pretty and peaceful. It is a great…read morelocation to access many destinations. sack breakfasts were provided which was so convenient. Lisa is incredibly nice and gave us some tips on where to travel to and where to avoid. We would definitely stay again! Thank you Lisa for your hospitality! Linda and jim

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!

My husband and I have stayed at Champlain Vistas twice. It's a wonderful B&B, beautiful location,…read morelaid back, great food. I highly recommend it!

From the owner: Inn Details This…read morecharming old farmhouse with wrap-around porch, located on the shores of Lake Champlain in Northern New York State was part of a large farming complex for over 200 years. Champlain Vistas offers spectacular lake and mountain views looking East to Vermont, and again, looking West to the Adirondacks of New York. Old country barns, windmill, gardens and fields add an extra touch of beauty to the peaceful landscape. A very special location for weddings , family reunions, art/writer workshops Amenities Guest Room: Alarm clock Bath robes Radio On Site: BBQ grill CD player Computer Conference Rooms Fireplace Library Piano Private entrance TV Telephone VCR Washer/dryer Wedding Facilities

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!

Quaint bed and breakfast with farmhouse style set up with beautiful gardens . We were in carriage…read morehouse with quaint furniture and comfy rooms and upstairs had gas stove . Bathrobes and slippers add to stay , with hot tea and coffee and fresh baked cookies throughout the day . Pretty gardens and a fantastic breakfast with changing menu. Staff iis super friendly. Only downfall is location as it is on fraternity Row and the frat houses can be really loud

Property was clean & bed was comfortable a/c worked but very loud…read more Room was small & bathroom was really small Coffee was never available at 07:00 as stated Breakfast was good However portions extremely small the scones offered at breakfast are tasty but cut in 4 pieces so you just received a 1/4 piece toast offered with egged but only 1 piece Fench toast breakfast was only 1 piece of bread Although web site stats 3 blocks from Main St Market. But failed to say steep hills very difficult to walk Main St Market was very good with lots of Restaurants..Bistros..Bars & shopping ...

What an attractive facility! The staff was beyond friendly and helpful, the amenities were…read morecharming, the grounds and building were beautiful. We had a thoroughly enjoyable stay. If in the area again I wouldn't look elsewhere. We really enjoyed everything here. Some things to know since they are a little different than a typical spot: 1) No refrigeration in our room. Not sure if all rooms are like that. There's a community fridge behind the bar and it worked just fine for us. 2) Ice is in a small freezer behind the bar that they refill from the kitchen. It worked for us. 3) Breakfast is pretty similar from day to day. Little egg cups (crustless quiche) and an amazing yogurt that you can customize however you wish. Fresh bagels and breads. Coffee setup is well organized and works well. 4) The people are wonderful. As good as it gets. 5) Great rooms. Ours had a very comfortable bed and pillows, a small sitting area where we had a bottle of wine with friends very comfortably and a large bathroom with a great shower and separate tub. 6) No TVs but excellent Wi-Fi. Who has time to watch tv when you're travelling? Not us. I do need to stay connected to work, though, and the Wi-Fi had a reliable connection and decent speed for me. 7) The common areas are very comfortable and as beautiful as you could ever want. So many spaces to settle into without another guest on top of you. 8) Maybe 10 minutes to the downtown area. Not walkable but close enough that you don't really have to plan the trip. We really loved our stay at the Blind Tiger. I would happily return. Just a wonderful place!

Blind Tiger is easily my favorite hotel I've ever stayed at. I can't wait to come back. What an…read moreaesthetically 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!

A wonderful family owned location located near ski,snow-shoe and hiking trails. Dog friendly. The…read moreowner has a super sweet dog named Elise who plays well with other dogs. We rented out not only the cabin but the studio above the workshop. Each location had it's own charm. The cabin for rent has a large family room and kitchen space. Great for 4 people to share for social time. On the top level is a very comfortable bed with a private bath. Only one couple can really sleep there at night., You can see the owner's personal train tracks from some of the windows as well as the property. The studio above the workshop is great for a couple. With a living room w/EIK and a bedroom. It's a close drive to Waterbury and Burlington as well as a few major ski lodges. Upsides: It really does have a home-y feel and you have a lot of space to move around on. There's WI-FI. Truly lovely worksmanship on the cabin. A cute town named Richmond is nearby for your daily needs. Downside: It's up a mountain that's not paved. During a heavy winter or mud season is becomes a tad hard to reach. Worth the trip up, slightly scary coming down if your not a local.

My partner found out about this place from a co-worker. We were looking for a B&B to spend a…read moreweekend getaway in Vermont and this place fit the bill. The owners are very nice and kindly and made us feel at home. The studio was probably about the size of our place in Boston. It had a fully-stocked kitchen with a stove, oven, dishwasher, and full-sized fridge. The bathroom was spacious and had a romantic claw-foot tub. The living area had a phone (important because there was no AT&T cell reception!), flat panel tv, dvd player, and cd player/speakers. I spent most of my time at the bench dining table. The queen-sized bed was very soft, and creaky. A great selection of books sat in the in-wall shelving, including The Perfect Storm. It was lovely to escape the city stressors and spend a quiet weekend relaxing. They rent out space for weddings, too, for anyone looking for an outdoor venue. We hiked along the trails around the area. It was very rainy the previous week so we couldn't do Camel's Hump as planned. Parts of the trail were very muddy and there were bugs everywhere. I got some wicked bad bug bites pre-DEET application. Now I know black flies bite. Also, beware the neighbor-son's dog. The owners' dog Elsa is a sweetie, but the neighbor-son's dog will attack.