Had a great night here. Very unique and comfortable place. Pierre was a very thoughtful host …read more.. and a good cook!

While the views, the grounds and the antique collections are spectacular, I would not recommend…read moreMillstone Hill for either an event venue or lodging. We spent more than a year planning our August wedding and communicating with the Bed & Breakfast owners our specific schedule, needs for lodging and duration. When it came time to make our payments they were takers, when our guests began arriving and our planned events began unfolding they were not at all the hosts they advertise. Frankie and Pierre were had not prepared, the spaces were not what they advertised or agreed to provided. Our guests' repeated requests for minimal supplies such as towels, sets of clean/usable dish ware, basic kitchen appliance and in working order, locking room doors were met with either hostility, ignoring or passive aggressive behaviors such as grunting and barging into private rented rooms more than once, and personal kitchen use during one of our contracted events. The lodging in all buildings smelled of mold, and the rugs, blankets were covered in pet hair. The main lodge refrigerator was broken, and guests found two drawers full of ice. No one in our party was notified of the broken main appliance. The Lodge kitchen - one of the two we contracted to rent - had overflowing garbage with maggots when we arrived to use it and so much clutter our caterers could not put their feet under the counters to work. The electrical outlets and lighting did not work consistently in the dining hall and we had to rig up extension cords. We have repeatedly requested a refund to cover our costs to guests, explaining the problems in detail at the time and as a follow up. Millstone Hills' response has been to blame us, deny expectations in our contract and ignore all contact. We received a $148.00 check for "overages" which we never incurred in response to our request for $700.00 to reimburse our guests. I could list more issues. I do not recommend Millstone Hill under the current ownership and management to future guests, at all.

It breaks my heart to write reviews like this one. Why? Because you need revenue to invest in your…read morebusiness. Bad reviews impact revenue. Yet, the whole reason to write a review is to give others a recommendation or a warning BEFORE they visit. There are things the innkeepers cannot control- the rough surroundings, the noise of traffic and barking dogs, etc. (we had it all) But, once you cross the threshold, that's on the innkeeper. The potential to make Maplecroft a little oasis in a run down area of Barre VT is there. But you can't host on potential. Here is why it doesn't hit the mark: the building is just so neglected and our room was filthy. The housekeeper needs a solid talking to. The filth in our room is not just that someone forgot to vacuum. It's stained carpets and soiled area rugs and caked on dirt and pubic hair and filth on chair rails in the bathroom area. The shower: hair on the walls and a horrible smell. On and on. The bed was comfortable but I was so preoccupied with the filth that I kept wondering when the last time was that someone had washed the blankets. They were faded and had an off smell. The towels were stained and dingy. Peeling paint, open walls with rot in the hallway, thick dust covered ceiling fan, dust covered almost everything. Ouf. All this for 200$/night. We were just so disappointed. This was an anniversary get away and we couldn't wait to get away... from the Elia Corti room at Maplecroft. We have stayed in many many MANY B&Bs over the years on remote islands to bustling tourist zones. We expect old inns to have doors that aren't plumb and funky floor plans. All part of the fun. But the caked on dirt and general filth was a big turn off. Our clothing carried that smell all the way to home. On the plus side: all of this is fixable with a basic carpet shampooer and bucket of hot soapy water and scrub brushes. Replace the towels and wash the windows. Low cost but high impact. Then get some repair work going on the crumbling walls that are cracked open and exposing rot. Your guests shouldn't be exposed to these things. Lots of neglected little things make for one BIG thing- a negative experience. We will not be returning.

My husband found the place for our weekend hiking trip. From first impressions, it is a quaint…read moreVictorian with character. Rooms are good overall, bed was comfortable. Noticed some holes in the wall, and picture that stored in one of the drawers, and a paperclip in one of the safety lights. Owner was unprofessional as she lectured a guest when they asked if they had an item, and was rather rude. She apologized but just left a bad flavor to the trip. Won't be coming back.

Very Disappointing Experience - Would Not Return…read more Our first night at the Stone Hill Inn in Stowe was fine. The room was clean, well-appointed, and we had no issues initially. However, the experience declined quickly. Breakfast was mediocre at best. The omelet was bland, and the oatmeal felt like an afterthought -- disappointing given that breakfast is part of what you're paying for at an inn like this. The second night was where things truly went wrong. There was no hot water. We specifically booked this inn for the jacuzzi tub after a long hike, which was the main reason for choosing this property. Instead, we had to check hourly to see if hot water returned, never did, and ultimately went to bed dirty from hiking with no ability to shower. The following morning, the situation escalated unnecessarily. The innkeeper confronted me and aggressively asked me to step into the kitchen, accusing us of breaking a toilet and shattering porcelain on the ground. I was shocked and told him I had no idea what he was referring to because we did not damage anything. I asked for a moment to understand what he was talking about and was told, angrily, that I had "one minute." I declined breakfast that morning -- which was unfortunate since that's one of the supposed highlights of staying here -- and asked if he would like to inspect the room before we left. He refused. I even offered for him to look at the bathroom to see how it would have been impossible for us to damage the toilet, and again he declined. Importantly, we had tipped the innkeeper who cleaned the room, who reportedly found the alleged damage and cleaned it up -- yet noted nothing to us and showed no concern at the time. The belligerent and accusatory behavior of the innkeeper completely overshadowed any positives from the stay. This is not how paying guests -- especially those booking for a romantic getaway, honeymoon, or special occasion -- should ever be treated. We will never return, and I strongly caution anyone considering this inn, particularly if you are looking for a peaceful, romantic experience.

We were planning a trip to Stowe for our 45th anniversary in March, as we had honeymooned there. We…read morefound Stone Hill and made the res. We had also wanted to rewnew our vows and hoped to use a room in the Inn. We knew there would be an added fee (and would have gladly paid) for the use of the room but never expected the unprofessional behavior from the owners! They wanted to plan the event or we had to have it elsewhere. Not considering the fact that our anniv is in the winter, "why not have it outside". ‍ In our talks and emails I was reminded upmteen times "we are a business". (duh)! When I cancelled our res (5 mos out) they wanted to fine us. And called our officiant and yelled at her! Someone needs to teach them Hospitality 101. To be fair, we never ended up staying there. The lack of their knowledge of what a Guest is, kept us away.

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.

My mom and I decided to stay here for part of our annual mother and daughter trip and omg-what a…read moregem of a find! Greg and Willie are so gracious and welcoming and they make you feel right at home. The grounds are stunning and the interior brings in the perfect lodge vibe. You can take a hike on their property...enjoy something form the list of 'things to do' they provide or explore on you're own. They're both full of wonderful stories (should you wish to find out) and Willie is the most amazing chef. Together they make MML the most wonderful and delightful experience.

This is by far my favorite destination when traveling. I can honestly say I've never had a more…read morewelcoming and comfortable stay anywhere else. If you are looking for a real Vermont experience, The Moose Meadow Lodge is a great start to the journey. This beautiful home with cabin vibes has brilliant decor and character throughout the property. The amenities are far beyond what you'll find listed, thanks to the selfless owners, Greg and Willie. At the very least, you'll have a very comfortable stay. Greg and Willie will go above and beyond to make sure your overall visit to Vermont is worthwhile. We decided to travel to Vermont last minute for New Year's Eve. We booked the Moose Meadow Lodge on the drive up. We were welcomed with open arms. Greg showed us around the property, the lobby shop, brought us to our room and explained all the unique and exciting details of the house and property. We woke up each morning to a beautifully prepared breakfast. Since our trip was so last minute, we didn't have much of a plan. Greg was kind enough to sit down with us and help us map out our entire journey. He even helped us map an alternate route home that was more scenic. We didn't get to everything on the list, but everything he mentioned was perfect. You can tell he has a genuine love and passion for what he does. His advice and planning alone made the experience excellent. I can go on and on about the perfect stay we had. You can tell Greg and Willie are very passionate about what they do. You will never experience this kind of attention and care at a hotel. We are already planning our next stay here.

Boyfriend and I attended Mulburn Inn's 3rd annual fireworks display for the 4th of July 2026. We…read morehad a great time! The B&B itself was beautifully lit up, and we loved that they do this for free for the town of Bethlehem - it was a great atmosphere, with kids having fun and everyone polite and having a good time. Great food truck with a smoker that smelled really good, and nice music playing too. Good job!

The Mulburn Inn celebrated Americas' 250 "Fourth of July 2026" that exceeded our every…read moreexpectation! Beautifully decorated with cozy fireplaces, antiques, and historic charm, it is both elegant and incredibly welcoming. Our Madison Room was spacious, spotless, and very comfortable with a four post bed. Dave and Karen are outstanding Innkeepers who make you feel like family, Dave's hearty homemade breakfasts with homemade French toast with orange cream butter, and hot bread pudding. East to check in as Karen just hands you the Key; no rules, no directives, no signs, just have a good time. Good Parking, and all the rooms had mini-splits air conditioning. Three fireplaces made of bright Italian tiles, with real hardwood floors throughout. Perfectly located for exploring Littleton, Bethlehem, and the Mount Washington area, this is a place we will be returning in January. Highly recommended!

Yes, I do recommend The Green Trails Inn. With the severe drought this fall, I was unable to keep…read moremy visitors at my home, so I put them up at Green Trails Inn. The Inn has been recently renovated and the rooms are lovely. The Innkeepers included so many little extras to make my guests feel welcomed. I could not have been more pleased.

Stayed here for a wedding. The inn keeper was incredibly friendly and accommodating, as well as a…read moregreat cook. We had a great big room at a competitive price, and the breakfast in the morning was all home-made. She actually has written several cook books for special dietary needs. This is a great place to get away from it all. And I mean ALL. There's no tv, no room phone, and you can just enjoy the company of others, and maybe the game monopoly that's stashed in the closet. I'll find a reason to go back here. If it were closer to a mountain, I'd suggest a family winter getaway ski trip and staying in the Fork Store across the road. Which is a phenomenal house for weekly and vacation renting.

Jay and Jude were the friendliest and most helpful of hosts. Love the farm with it's sheep herd,…read moreflowers blooming and fresh mown hay fields. Jude and I saw a deer one morning from the breakfast room. The old red barn juxtaposed with a solar panel nearby is pure Vermont. While the farm is off the main highway a mile or two, it's an easy drive to local villages and less than an hour to Montpelier. All rooms are up a narrow center staircase with a full bath in the hall. They have a spa bath on the first floor that is pictured here in Photos. A large tiled accessible shower, jetted tub, tall windows which can be opened and ample towels and supplies. Of course, breakfast was a fresh two course meal with Vermont coffee in a room with a view of the patio and gardens.

Love this place. Came here this summer on a solo motorcycle trip. It was poring rain all weekend…read moreand I soaked in the greenhouse hot tub the evening I arrived, then spent the next day curled up on a cozy couch in front of the soapstone wood stove. I enjoyed it so much that I booked the entire B & B suite for a weekend to come back with the family. The suite is three bedrooms and very affordable for a weekend get-a-way. The back wing of this old farmhouse is half cozy living room/kitchen and half modernized greenhouse. Downstairs in the updated section is a wonderful bathroom with large jacuzzi tub and walk in shower with three (yes, 3) shower heads - though the switching valve only let's you run two at a time. Plus the radiant floor tiles makes me want to just lie in the sun along with Phoenix the resident friendly cat. Upstairs are three cozy bedrooms with wonderful Vermont landscape views and lot's of books for browsing. Outside there are pastures and trails, a big old barn, sheep and a llama. When we were there in the fall the llama was just wandering around the yard as it had been fighting with the ram, so Jay just let it out to get a little breathing room. So I woke up in the morning and watched the llama on patrol around the house. Jay and Jude, like so many B & B owners (a special breed) are friendly and entertaining. They are anxious to be helpful and quick to recommend good restaurants, places to hike, and other things to do. And the breakfasts, ahh, the breakfasts... You have to stay at least two nights just so that you can get more of their good food. fresh fruit cup, maple smoked bacon, maple walnut scones, asparagus soufflé, baked apples with maple syrup, blueberry muffins, light and fluffy waffles ... I went to bed each night excited to wake up and smell whatever was cooking. None of the rooms have a private bath, but renting the whole space makes that happen. No cellular phone service (well sometimes one bar) but good wifi. Close to hiking, X country skiing, and snowmobile trails. Close to Montpelier. A couple of really nice restaurants in the area: Claire's, Positive Pie, Rainbow Sweets.

Wonderful place to stay when visiting Dartmouth or enjoying historic NE towns and outdoors…read more Excellent Inn Keeper/host. Very welcoming and beautiful B&B

The Partridge House accommodations were immaculate, well appointed, and comfortable. Ciaran…read morewelcomed us to step back in time and relax in the House's stream of luxurious and and somehow familiar hospitality. It was almost like being treated like a guest in your best friend's very clean house. It is a very short 250 yards down sidewalked streets to the heart of Norwich, the Historical Society, village green, and Dan & Whit's. Following a generous breakfast we strolled Norwich, lunched in Hanover (10 min drive including parking), toured King Arthur (5 min drive), and returned to enjoy a quiet evening and submit our breakfast orders.

We held a family event at the Woods Lodge for our daughter and fiancé pre wedding party (Jack &…read moreJill). It was a beautiful, magical place to hold an event. Just minutes off the highway, conveniently located. The Woods Lodge offers plenty of comfortable seating options to enjoy the deck, indoor dining area or outdoors. We had a beautiful catered grazing table that was not only impressive but delicious, cozy rustic bar and other amenities. A must see!

Elegant and Delicious!…read more Gather- The Woods new fresh al fresco venue is a delightful and unique offering for gourmet dinning in Central Vermont. Nestled in the grounds of the lovely retreat, Gather offers a small but well refined menu. Located outdoors, lawn-side candlelit tables ring 2 fire pits. These have comfy chairs for enjoying a pre-dinner cocktail. The atmosphere is classy and casual with friendly hosts and severs who take time to answer menu questions and be sure you have what you would like. With a full bar, vast wine and beer list featuring local selections, and a variety of non-alcoholic beverage options, there is something for everyone. Our meal began with a flavor packed broth soup, featuring lemon, parsley, chicken and rice. The hearty portion was perfect for 3 to share. Next came the salads: baby greens with pickled onions and homemade vinaigrette, and rubbed kale with cranberries and nuts. Delicious! The swordfish main is crafted with an amazing balance of sweet blueberry sauce and a touch of cayenne to make the flavors pop. The chicken dish featured a tasty glaze and features grilled lemon, a surprise twist. Both mains were served with a veggie side and atop smashed potatoes- creamy and flavorful, and with lots of texture. Dinner was capped by the featured dessert, blueberry lemon panna cotta. So smooth, creamy, and heavenly! Just the right amount of citrusy syrup to complement the richness. Gather features fresh and local ingredients. This family owned and run restaurant is one of many endeavors Lisa and Jonathan Burr have successfully fully created. You will not be disappointed with your Gather dining experience!