I LOVE the Which Way Tavern at The Inn Between! My sister lives nearby and we stop in frequently as…read moreit's on the way back to her house. The atmosphere is so warm and cozy. The owners, Brigitte and Jason are so friendly and welcoming. And, Jess is always smiling and eager to make your visit fun. The bar area is on the smaller size with about 10 bar stools and a few tables, but that creates a very intimate setting and you are sure to make some new friends when you're there. There is a small menu with some very delicious things to pick from. The burger and fried pickles are delicious! There are usually four draught beers to choose from, as well as a full bar. The inn itself is charming-I recently was able to see some of the rooms during the INNdulgence tour. I look forward to stopping by when visiting.

We follow The Inn Between on social media and love the pics and their posts. So after a hike…read morenearby, we ventured to this funky tavern to grab a bite to eat and drinks. Brigitte, our hostess, bartender, server, cook was The Boss. We got there prior to dinner, and it got busy. She handled it gracefully and with charm. The food was hearty; chicken Mac and cheese and a small cheese pizza. For drinks, a couple old fashioned cocktails. The bar itself was colorful with an assortment of collectible items and cool hanging lamps. The space has personality and it draws that kind of energy. Someone in Weston said to us "there ain't no restaurants in Andover." Brigitte upon hearing this, "we aren't a restaurant, we're a tavern." Check out the Which Way Tavern at The Inn Between.

Spotted this tavern on our way and stopped in . Looking at the Google review of 4.8 stars we surely…read moreknew this one was good . It's almost hidden and surely a hidden gem. They had seating inside and outside ! Inside felt a bit rustic and old age time . Loved the interiors . Lots of seats outside too. Service could be better . We were sitting for 5-8 mins for someone to attend us and give a beer . Looks like the same waitress was going outside and also serving inside . Wish they had dedicated bartenders . Food was great though .. not so pricey .. rightly priced . We got hummus and it was sumptuous . Lots of veggies and pita bread slices to eat with hummus. Hummus was fresh and tasted good . Good experience overall . Parking was available outside . 4 stars !

We ordered 8 meals to go from the loft tavern in person and had great results! We spanned the menu…read moreand everyone had positive things to say. We didn't get a response via phone, but after going in person they were slammed so that explains that! Awesome food on a cold night.

Old and tired is the best description I can give of this Inn. Carpets are threadbare, the shower…read morehad black mold on the caulking and hair under the shower matt in an old fashioned tub. I swear the blankets were the same ones my grandmother had in her house 50 years ago. Our room had access to the front balcony, but it was covered with dust, pollen, and dirt and was not usable without cleaning everything ourselves. The continental breakfast was packaged muffins from the store that did not look appetizing. We went to the wonderful Southern Pie Bakery for some delicious muffins just a few doors down. If you come to the lovely town of Chester, stay at the Inn Victoria, which was wonderful when we stayed last time. We won't make that mistake again.

This is a quaint inn with some nostalgic charm. It's clean and comfortable, but not luxurious. The…read morefloors are not level, the bed isn't a Simmons Posturpedic, and there's no elevator to get to the rooms. The breakfast is coffee, bagels, muffins, and yogurt. If you want more, then you'll have to get it somewhere else. The dinner we had was very tasty and our waitresses, Kiahna and Chloe, were very friendly. We enjoyed our stay and would stay again. Hope this helps you choose your next stay.

Fun bar in downtown Ludlow. Have only been there for drinks. Large tap list with many local beers,…read moresomething for everyone. Full bar. Friendly bartenders. Recommended.

This was a great spot for our family of six. We went right after it opened at 5 PM and it was…read morepretty empty. Was pretty busy by the time we left. Atmosphere was great! Awesome beer selection! Food was pretty good.

We had a wonderful stay in the Hildene suite for our 32nd wedding anniversary. We stayed three…read morenights and so enjoyed our time. There was a fire each night in the fire pit; we were greeted by both Lucky and King during our stay; the breakfast was wonderful; and you are within blocks (walking distance) of the quaint little Manchester Village Center with cute shops. We were also only 30 minutes from both Vermont Country Stores. We would not hesitate to stay again. What an incredible place and staff!

I have been very fortunate to travel extensively. I must say this is the finest place I've ever…read morestayed. It is a magical place. The structures are perfectly restored. The landscaping and stonescaping are so pleasing. The Inn is so beautifully decorated you don't want to leave. The attention to even the smallest detail is remarkable. I will be booking another trip here with my family just to come back to this inn. Highly highly recommended! I would give it 10 stars if I could!

Incredible location, staff, food...we just loved it! We stayed in a beautiful suite with a…read morefireplace, so charming! Wish we could have stayed longer! A beautiful setting, we would love to check it out over the Holiday's

I've been going here since the 70's and the quality just never changes. I consider this place to…read moreset the standard for hospitality in Vermont. Well appointed comfortable rooms, food is always amazing. Our past stay my wife who has MS had a setback as we arrived. The compassion and helpfulness of the night staff Alex that night just brings me to tears. Then He slid a note under our door before leaving to say the morning staff would fetch our breakfast from the Dorset Bakery (also phenomenal ) and bring it to our room. Which they did. Dorset village is a prize as well. We will be back. Often! As my wife's condition permits. And thanks again for making what could have been an awful night for us, one that we will never forget and always be grateful for,

Stopped in for a Guinness at PK's on a quiet Monday afternoon. Sat at the bar and chatted with the…read morefriendly bartender. The menu looked really good, but we weren't hungry. Would love to return and try some deliciousness.

Drinks AND good. Friendly ' tenders, strong drinks, and excellent food! I recommend the tacos…read moreand the Mac n Cheese. You can't go wrong.

We arrived here in the late afternoon on a Monday. The property is about 3.5 miles southwest of the…read moretown of Ludlow on Hwy 103. You pull in at a motel that fronts the highway - the sign reads "The Pointe at Castle Hill". Regardless of which property you stay at, you check in there. Afterwards, you proceed up the hill to the inn. You park either just in front of the building or, if the spaces are full, there is a bit more space to the side of another building close by (probably their spa). We never heard any traffic noise during our entire stay. The building itself is about 120 years old, built by a former Vermont governor from this area. It still has the feel of a mansion, with lots of dark wood finishes inside. They have a small desk in the large foyer when you enter who can assist as needed. There is also a lounge with couches and chairs (for reading, mostly). The restaurant is also located on this level. The wide staircase to the upper floors is to the left off the foyer. The 2nd floor had at least 9 rooms. Down the hallway there was another smaller staircase up to the 3rd level, which I think had fewer rooms (I did not go up there). Our room was nice, with a queen sized 4-poster bed (you might enquire if they have a room with a king-sized bed). There was plenty of additional floor space, with a small table and chairs near the front windows. There are a number of relatively subtle upgrade touches like the phone line and water pipes for the adjoining bathrooms. A few things we noted about our room: * It had limited electrical outlets, which was addressed via power strips for each of the main plugs. * There is no central air conditioning, which is probably fine for this latitude (barring some heat wave). You can open the windows for a breeze, as needed. * The heating is central and is not turned on until some point in the season when it turns sufficiently cold. They do offer a space heater in the room (if needed), there is a fireplace (we didn't use ours), and the comforter was quite warm. * The amount of counter and table space available was limited (due to the small antique table). This wasn't a huge issue, but you have to be mindful of where to leave things like a wallet, glasses, phone, etc. You can book a massage at the spa, but we did not make use of that service. The hotel's fine dining restaurant is a great option for a special occasion meal. You should book this in advance (I'm not what is a safe time - at least a month or two, I'd guess). On the night we ate there, we had a formal oval dining room for the home to ourselves for half of our meal, as the larger dining room across the hall was full from a tour bus. The food was very good! They also apparently serve a modest breakfast here in the mornings starting at 8 a.m., but we were trying to get an early start each day and ended up getting breakfast in Ludlow instead. Given the somewhat isolated location, your dining options outside the hotel are a bit limited. There is at least one restaurant in Proctorsville (within 0.5 miles). There are a few restaurants in Ludlow, but many have varying days on which they're closed during weekdays. It may be easier on weekend, and is almost certainly easier in the winter, as there is a ski resort adjacent to the town. Also, Ludlow apparently suffered flooding in July of 2023, so that appeared to have impacted the number of businesses / restaurants that were open downtown (at least temporarily). Another observation about location - on the two full days we had in the area, we drove 45+ minutes to the north both days to check out a variety of places near Windsor and Lebanon. That wasn't a problem, but if I had the same itinerary again, I might have stayed one night at Castle Hill (and dined at their restaurant) and then moved on to lodging closer to other things we were touring. If you are going for a cozy / romantic country inn vibe, this is a great place to stay. There are just some trade offs vs. the location. Overall, we enjoyed our stay here.

Stayed here recently for one night and I have to call out the high points. The grounds of the…read more"Castle" building are spectacular. It's so pretty and the landscaping and flowers are wonderful. We loved the pool and hot tub as well. It's very peaceful and relaxing. The Castle building really is gorgeous as well. The staff at the hotel are very nice and want to be helpful. We used the spa and it was okay. The gym is large and well equipped. I had a massage which was okay. The room I was in had a window which faced the road and the traffic noise was louder than the spa music that was playing so didn't lend itself to relaxing. The massage was over $200 so I didn't think it was a great value because I didn't really feel fully relaxed after it. Ask for a treatment room on the pool side of the building if possible. We ate at the restaurant and it was pretty good. Prices were high but seemed to be about on par with another meal we had in the area. Service was nice. Our room was okay...very spacious but the lack of outlets is tough to manage in 2025 with so many devices to charge. I understand the building is very old so I get that there aren't a lot of plugs. My Verizon connectivity was terrible in the whole area and due to a wide-scale outage, Wifi was not working when I was there, which was problematic because I had to take a business call. That and a couple of other issues with our room led to us leaving early to find someplace that had a working Wifi connection but I have to say the staff were helpful and understanding. It was the off season and I think maybe they were a little short staffed but I get that it's tough for businesses these days. Overall, this place was fine and it is very beautiful.