We just stayed at the Firefly in the cabin for three days and had a great stay. Issy is wonderful!…read more We enjoyed her company during our breakfast (the french toast was awesome) -- she is warm and funny! The cabin was very comfortable and provided everything we needed -- especially a good night's sleep! Next time we are in Lincoln, we are definitely staying at the Firefly again! Drew and Dr. Eddie

Issy is a very lovely and accommodating host. The breakfast she made was delicious home style…read morecooking and just like sitting at mom's breakfast table. We stayed at the Rustic Cabin which was exactly as described - cozy cabin in the Vermont countryside. The bathroom being inside the main house is a super quick walk and not uncomfortable. This cabin was a bit like camping, but with the comforts of home just a step away. We stayed during the winter months and was plenty warm enough with heat in the cabin plus space heater Issy provided. Looking forward to another visit in the summer months!

I was here with family because my cousin has a timeshare at Eagles. Great place, friendly staff,…read morelocal area is amazing. Can't wait to return again next year.

I rated this a four star. it was a great place to stay, each unite was 2000 sq ft a garage and a…read moresingle house two bed room the staff was very good to work with our stay, turned out very nicely.

This is a great rest area in the Adirondacks. It's always clean and never had more than 4-6 other…read morevisitors at a time. (I travel here mostly in the spring/fall months but even when I was here in the end of the summer, it was still quiet. It's just a really good spot to use the restroom and stretch your legs. There are several different vending/coffee/beverage machines (quite expensive as I heard someone state). Overall, for a rest area, it's beautiful and well-kept.

I have been to alot of rest stop through my travels across the US. This is one of the cleanest rest…read morestop ever! If you are in the area and need to stop, this is the place. There are also picnic tables outside if it is warm and you want to have a snack with the family.

I loved staying here. At their checkin counter is keurig…read moremachine with coffee and tea k-cups. The space was neat and clean. Kitchen had coffee filter and brewing machine. Very close to the sugarbush ski resort. Around 10 minute walk. You can also call the shuttle service.

Stayed at the Center Village condos in Sugarbush Village, which are the 1st set of condos to the…read moreright of the Lincoln Peak base lodge (if you're looking up at the mountain). We reserved a small studio style room, which is actually a one bedroom w/ 1 bed and a pullout couch in the living room area. Check in (and check out) is at Sugarbush Inn, which is located further down the access road- (you pass this before getting to the Sugarbush base lodge, hang a right and the Center Village condos are right there). Check-in went smoothly...they provide a welcome packet, maps, free shuttle schedule, and actual keys (rather than the more modern credit card style swipe cards that are now so common). For our checkout, we wanted to ski the day we were leaving so we called the desk and asked if we can leave the keys in the room as we vacate to allow for housekeeping and sign our paperwork when we leave for the day on our way down the mountain...very flexible, and allowed us to enjoy a great partial day of skiing before heading home! Would have been avoided though (and saved me a phone call), if we were automatically checked out and if the keys were electronic, we wouldn't have to leave them. Great location- we could walk to the base lodge in the morning (and not worry about parking and such) and back to the condo for lunch during the day. Parking was very easy- you can park right in front of the entrance to the condo building. Having a kitchen is a huge bonus- you can bring food and have it in the comfort of "home", rather than going out to restaurants or eating in the base lodge amongst the herds of people. There are not too many large markets nearby through- Shaws is in Waterbury 20-30 min away. You're pretty much confined to smaller grocery stores/vt country stores and convenience stores in the area so bring what you can with you. The condo has all dishes, silverware, cooking utensils, etc. so that was really convenient. Each unit has a ski locker in a little room that is the connector from the condos to the path that leads to the base lodge- very convenient place to put all the ski gear. For convenience, Sugarbush Village has a couple of on-site dining options- a pizza place, a deli, a pub, a little French restaurant (Chez Henri)...we didn't go to any of these places on this visit, but nice to know they were there. I've been to Chez Henri in the past and it's has great food w/ a cozy atmosphere. VERY dated- think wood paneling, 80's style appliances and electronics and your typical worn ski lodge decor. Definitely more functional, rather than fancy. Sugarbush Village itself is also very dated- it is such a great location that I would think that this may also be due for an overhaul, like the Clay Brook condos & new base lodge were. Skimped on the toiletries- very cheap stuff in the bathroom and not enough to cover our stay. Easily fixed by dropping by either Clay Brook or Sugarbush Inn to ask for additional shampoo/conditioners... the fancier kinds too :) And one weird complaint- Static everywhere...carpet, blankets, mattress pads on the bed, pillows, everywhere! The dry air probably contributed to all the static as well. All in all, exactly what I expected...Sugarbush itself is one of my favorite mountains to ski (so it ranks way higher than the lodging). I wanted the convenience factor during a holiday week so I paid a premium for it and I knew I was renting one of the older and less expensive options at Sugarbush, so my expectations were a little lower (and met by Center Village)!

This was our 3rd time here in the past few years. They…read morehave truly upped their game with a new chef and menu. Four of us had dinner at the Inn and had an amazing experience. The service was friendly, attentive, and prompt from the moment we sat down. We started with some incredible cocktails and shared the smoked maple flash-fried Brussels sprouts, which were outstanding. Between the four of us, we had the Filet Mignon, Iberico pork tenderloin, day boat scallops, and the lemongrass-infused striped bass. Every single dish was cooked perfectly and packed with flavor. It's rare that everyone at the table loves what they ordered, but that was definitely the case. Chef Dylan Taylor's new menu is fantastic, and it really shows. Everything felt fresh, creative, and thoughtfully prepared without being overdone. The dining room is elegant but still feels warm and comfortable. And a special shoutout to owner George, who was incredibly warm and welcoming. You can tell he genuinely cares about making sure everyone has a great experience. From the food and cocktails to the service and atmosphere, everything was spot on. We can't wait to come back and would highly recommend the Pitcher Inn if you're in the Mad River Valley.

TLDR: perhaps the best meal I've had in Vermont, and a great choice for anyone in the area…read more The dining room at The Pitcher Inn has a 3-course or 4-course pre fixe menus available for dinner, and you can chose any combination in the menu (except the entrees more than once). 3-courses was filling for me. Dinner started with an anchovy amuse-bouche that had a nice savory taste. They even offered a free glass of champagne for my birthday. The grilled octopus was nice and light, and the cauliflower was okay with the dish. It was a smaller potion, but left room for the remaining courses. The tagliatelle was cooked well and the tomatoes and mushrooms added nicely to the dish. This was a nice sized portion, and definitely filling. The chocolate raspberry tart was more on the chocolatey side. Maybe my least favorite course from those I had, but nonetheless still good. The check came with petit four which was a nice touch. My waiter, Sergiu, was delightful and made me feel welcome the entire time. I really enjoyed my dinner here and would look to return.

If you are someone that loves history Fort Ticonderoga has a really impressive collection of…read moremilitary memorabilia and well preserved buildings. The entrance fee is $30 per person but includes access to all of the buildings and Mount Defiance (short drive). If you're not too into the military aspect you can just walk around and enjoy the beautiful views and immaculate grounds. The garden is stunning and they even have a small working farm with seeds and veggies for sale.

We had such a blast! The musket and cannon demonstrations were so fun. There was a lot for the kids…read moreto enjoy. Walking throughout the fort there were games for the kids to play, they tried writing with a qu'il, and were given small wool scraps to take home. We explored the gardens and the kids ran and got all of their energy out in those wide open spaces! There were beautiful apple trees and more buildings to explore. We didn't sign up to do the boat ride but that is available and is a great way to extend your stay at the fort! The staff was all incredibly friendly understanding of children's needs. We couldn't ask for more with a family day out at a historical site! It was such a joy to enjoy! The gift shop had so many gems it could be very easy to end up with super cool toys Tshirts and yummy treats. Drive out slow and be ready to pull over to read the informative stones on the way out. Worth it!! Don't forget to check out mount defiance after visiting (otherwise it's $10 a car to check out) and on your way there there is a park with a beautiful waterfall to look at.

My wife and I just spent 4 lovely days at the most beautiful Bed & Breakfast in Vermont. Our hosts…read more(Maggie & Don) were most gracious and made us feel truly at home. This Bed & Breakfast offers stunning views of foliage,mountains and wildlife. If you plan to visit Vermont -- you MUST stay here - I strongly recommend it !

Useless and disinterested in making any effort to help. Manager 'off-duty' as couldn't be bothered…read moreto address an issue. Why would one stay here again?

Horrible room. $310 for a dungeon with a canopy bed on the first floor facing the parking lot…read more We were promised a @view of the mountain". We got a view of the empty parking lot. The room had 2 60 watt bulbs situated so that there is dim light and not possible to read a book in bed The tv closet is so large that you cannot walk around the bed without banging your shins on the bed or closet. All restaurants at sugarbush are 100% closed on sept 14 2021. The shower took 8 minutes to get warm tepid water to come out the nozzle. Why? The hot water tank had been turned off fir such a long time that it took a while before new hit water could be delivered. There is no place to have breakfast if any sort without driving 6 miles to town. Sugarbush closed the summer lifts m- f, so that likely explains the de-facto ghost village. I think we were the only paying guests ... plus 1 owner was there Overall. The room is weird dark and badly laid out The towels were plush The hot water was non existent There were zero services ( restaurant, lift) at the base There is no reason to stay here in September. If you want to play golf at the nearby course, then you will be better off staying in town Warren/ waitsfield The front desk apologized and offered a 20% discount. But they did not provide the discount after we got the invoice. We will not be back for the fall colors. Neither should anyone else expecting service