We live in NY and this farm is such a great place to come to each year. We love to see all the…read moreanimals they have and love to watch the milking of the cows---happens twice a day. They sell fresh meats and raw milk. The bacon is flavorful and the milk is so creamy!! Make this a spot if you are on vacation in VT!!

This is a great place to visit . Hollister Hill Farm is a working farm in northern Vermont run by…read moreLee and Bob Light. It's an actual profitable farm that raises and sells fresh raw milk, pork, vegetables, jams, maple syrup and beefalo meat (37% Buffalo) --all produced on their farm. It's a beautiful place with beautiful views and great-local- food for breakfast. Bob & Lee are excellent sources for recommendations for meals, day trips or whatever. All the rooms have their own bathrooms and are very nicely appointed. It's a great place for kids. When we were there, they had 2 golden retrievers, -mom and puppy-, several barn kittens and plenty of chickens that lay eggs where ever they feel like-so the kids had fun hunting them down. You are also 'allowed' to help with the 6 am or 5 pm 'chores' which involve feeding the pigs (btw they don't really smell like pigs can smell... a testament to the Light's keeping their environment clean) as well as helping milk their 6 doe-eyed Jersey milk cows...plus whatever else Farmer Bob can think of for you to do. If you're there on Monday you can say goodbye to pigs that are off on a 'field trip'... to come back later, in a, shall we say, different form. Highly recommended as a learning experience or just a nice time to relax. You'll probably want to turn in early though... they do have roosters.

What a peaceful overnight in the hills of Montpelier. A quick drive to downtown for dinner but…read moreaway from it all. We arrived just in time to catch the sunset from the patio as well as some deers. We stayed in the Mountain View Queen that even though the bathroom is not inside the room itself, we still had a private bath right next door. With only one other room on that floor, we rarely ran into the other guests, until breakfast. Breakfast started with a yogurt parfait, followed by French Toast and bacon with delicious local Morse Farm syrup that I loved so much, I went to pick up some to bring home. After just one night, I already felt at home that before leaving, I checked out the other two options and fell in love with the Mountain View King for next time.

10/17/25: Wish there was an option for a zero rating. Do not stay here! We wanted to leave as soon…read moreas we pulled up to the junkyard of abandoned cars, a trailer, and boats in front of the house. The interior of the house was just as bad. The owner apologized a few hours before our arrival for some boxes that were on the outside porch due to renovations. This did not begin to prepare us for the state of the home. Stuff was all over the hallways, our room was incredibly dusty, windows were filthy, and there were ladybugs all over. The owner tried telling us they are all over VT inns at this time of year. This is simply not the case. To pay $442 for one night was highway robbery. If we could have found another place to stay on short notice, we would have. There wasn't even a key to lock our room. We left as soon as possible before breakfast.

The Kimball House is like a walk back into Victorian times....beautiful stained glass windows, tons…read moreof art on the walls, wallpaper reminiscent of the Victorian era. We had a twin bed room, lots of blankets, good for the chilly fall season, shared bathroom...beautiful wraparound porch that over looked downtown. The Host, Susan was so accommodating and full of information on where the local attractions were. Definitely returning next year!

The Kimball House is a great place to get a true B&B experience while passing through Hardwick or…read morethe Northeast Kingdom. Sue Holmes (inn keeper) and her husband Todd are warm folks with great souls. They have done a wonderful job of restoring the home and its Victorian elegance. You'll find a total of 3 guests rooms, so no worries about a crowd. Sue also opens her home to local leaders of message, yoga, and meditation sessions. The inn is located on a hill near the village center and provides opportunities for walking down to Galaxy book store and other small shops or a walk through the country on a dirt road.

Walter is an incredible host! It was our first time to Vermont. His beautiful home was very cozy…read more We stayed 2 nights highly recommend doing that so can explore Vermont towns like Stowe or just drive around people scenery. Walter is very knowledgeable about all of Vermont. His breakfast is to die for. He makes something sweet and something savory. I am so happy we stayed with him he is the true treasure of Vermont. He was so attentive and accommodating it made our trip a special experience. Highly highly recommend!

My hubby Scott and I have been going to Mountain Medowview since 2005...every October, sometimes…read moreSpring...sometimes Summer and ok...a few times in the Winter We go mostly because of the Host...Mr Walter Frey. the Host with the most (great breakfasts); kind; loves people; Vermont ambassador extrodinaire!) Don't miss out...give Walter a call...itll be your best vacation stay in Vermont!

Wonderful. LARGE rooms. BEAUTIFUL views. Delicious breakfast. Only thing is I wished we brought a…read morecoffee maker. Wendy is a delight. Internet's good!

A wonderful place to stay in a very scenic spot. The rooms are clean and modern, the breakfast is…read moremade to order and served in a quaint dining room and the proprietor is friendly and so very helpful. A friend and I rode our bikes 30 miles over rough terrain to get there and realized the nearest spot where we could get dinner was four miles away. We didn't have 8 more miles in us so we'd settled on the idea of having snacks until breakfast. That is, until Wendy offered to drive to pick up a pizza for us - she even gave us the change! Our savior!

A stay, that feels at home! Upon arriving at Stowe Meadows, My girlfriend and i didnt know what to…read moreexpect. A stay can be hit or miss. We were greeted by Erich and Caroline at the front and right then we knew we made a great choice. They are so warming and welcoming into their abode. This is like showing up to a relatives house and feeling right at home! We had this amazing large room and attached bathroom. A great big comfortable bed and an awesome view of the snowy mountains in front of our room. We were not disturbed in our rooms, it was so quiet we barely knew there was other visitors with us. Caroline and Erich have such a friendly, warming, giving personality. They offered so much to us. They gave us tips for local places around town and even offered to help with whatever we needed! All around it was probably the best stay I have had somewhere away from home in a while and For sure will book another stay!

WOW! Amazing little slice of heaven tucked up a long dirt road. It's like coming home and home is…read morea cozy, posh, warm, welcoming spot where you have everything you need at your fingertips to enjoy your stay. Caroline is an incredible hostess! Her southern hospitality shines through and she is as gracious and warm as can be. It was the perfect place to stay while I was attending a weekend wedding. I treated myself to a massage and dinner in town the night I arrived. This is a peaceful, beautiful, luxurious refuge if you want to sleep like a queen (or king) and decompress. It was a joy to meet Caroline, Eric & their lovely daughters. My only regret is I couldn't stay for the gourmet breakfast. The smell of homemade muffins made me drool as I headed out the door. Thank you for everything!

We took our dog on his first Vermont vacation (our's also) and stayed at The Ugly Dog Cabin. It was…read moreperfect. The cabin's owner and caretaker, Mariann, has thought of everything. The kitchen is better equipped than mine at home. We ended up cooking a lot of our meals after shopping at the local coop, and reading and/or playing one of the numerous table games until well into the early morning hours. You don't need to bring anything with you! Amazing. Loved our stay and would go back!

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Today we had the pleasure of spending the day at Seyon Lodge State Park for our friends wedding…read more This state park located in Groton VT was a beautiful spot to hold this gorgeous event. The views of the pond and mountains were breathtaking and the staff working on the property as well as there bed and breakfast were incredible. They helped us with all of our needs and made sure to make this event even more special. In the end we had a blast here! The views were gorgeous, the grounds were phenomenal and the staff here was great. We look forward to coming here in the future to travel their hiking trails as well as marvel at their views again. On little piece of advice, this place has no cell service, so be prepared to enjoy their incredible views with limited technological interruptions.

My wife, daughter, and I visited Seyon Lodge in early July 2014 for 5 nights, and we really loved…read moreit. There are so many positives! 1. The food was really incredibly tasty and fresh. We especially liked the wood-fired pizza, and the lemon brownies were great too. They also were very accommodating to our 8-year old daughter's picky tastes. I also liked how the salad veggies were picked from the garden in the back of the lodge. 2. The staff were very friendly and accomodating. I have to give a shout out to all the ones we met: Tiffany and Chris (innkeepers), Kate and Nan (working mornings and breakfast), and Adam (dinner shift). They were all so kind and thoughtful, and they really made us feel at home. 3. The grounds were peaceful and beautiful, and the pond was really quite a sight to behold. We enjoyed getting out on the rowboat, and the trails around the Lodge were awesome for nature watching. The remoteness of the Lodge was unique to us, since we're from overcrowed Florida. 4. The proximity to other state parks in Groton State Forest was nice, and we especially enjoyed swimming at Boulder Beach. The town of Groton was charming too, and the ice cream and mead tasting at Arteseno was well worth a stop. 5. Our room was very cozy and comfortable, and it was nice to sleep with the windows open in the summer (did I mention we live in Florida?). We also really enjoyed the common area, and were able to keep in touch with outside world with their free wi-fi, which worked very well. The board games and books in the common room kept our daughter busy too. 5. Finally, the other guests we met at the Lodge were very nice, and we felt enriched by meeting them. Mike, Jackie, Josie, and Langston were very charming, and it was nice too to meet Florian, visiting all the way from Germany. The only weird thing about Seyon is why it was relatively empty the week we were there, but I guess it's still way off the beaten path and still being discovered. But you really should check it out and enjoy it like we did. I hope to go back again soon.

Had a lovely stay. Breakfasts were incredible. I highly recommend the French toast made with…read moreSteve's homemade bread. Rooms were pleasant and clean. I told Steve our room needed a night light and when we came back in the evening it was there! Separate bathrooms for guys and gals which I liked.

We had won a free night at the Inn through a local Snowmobiling club. We stayed for one night and…read morewe were the only ones there, it was a very nice place to stay and very clean. The rooms had television and bathrooms on either side of the halls. It was a nice and comfortable place to stay, the heat was great as it was -2 on the night that we stayed. Brrrrr! Breakfast in the morning was great, hot coffee, and the pancakes were huge and the buffet had so much to offer. Even though we didn't stay at the inn the second night we were in Danville, we care back for breakfast. Steve does a very good job running the inn and making sure that everyone is enjoying their breakfast in the morning.