Good people, good food, good cocktails, great collection of things - will be coming back many more…read moretimes!

Oh my goodness! I can't believe I forgot to write a review for this spot on my last ski trip! This…read morelittle gem is located at the base of Mount Snow and a short drive from Stowe. It is absolutely hilarious for people watching and there are tons of cool locals to talk to. The drink prices are reasonable but when I visited, they were only accepted cash. It's not fancy, but totally fun.

This is a charming inn to stay where the owners greet you and treat you like family. No, it's not a…read moreluxury hotel with elevators and carpeted floors to cancel footsteps in the rooms above you, but old time charm has been restored and the beds are comfortable and cozy. Each bedroom has its own bedroom, but some bedrooms are tiny and some very large. (I was given one of the large room seen in the photo.) However, this isn't the kind of place where you'll hang out in your room. There are big, comfy chairs and couches by a warm wood fireplace in the winter and tables and chairs out on the patio and front porch to sit and enjoy the view in clear weather. So think warm and welcoming, not quiet luxury when choosing Gray Ghost Inn. And you'll love the made to order breakfastS each morning!

Great place to stay. Very comfortable and close to the slopes. Great location for bars and…read morerestaurants.

There's nothing I love more than quaint and cozy B&B. It was a great location near 2 great…read morerestaurants that you must go to (Sawmill and 1846 Oyster Bar and Tavern ) and 3 miles from Mount Snow. When you first walk in there a the smell of pine trees and warm fireplace. Ariiane and Scott were very welcoming. We stayed in the Evergreen room which had a fireplace in the room and jetted tub which was much needed after a day of skiing. My only complaint was the pillows were not so comfortable. They had complementary bottled water cookies and coffee in the room. Very clean and nicely decorated. Breakfast was very good and their dog Josie greeted us daily. We loved it and we'll be back soon!!

If you want to experience a quintessential New Englad B&B this is a perfect place to visit…read more Our room was amazing and super clean. It had all of the amenities of a 5 star hotel. The attention to detail in the room and the Inn made for a nice relaxing weekend. The room had a jetted tub, fireplace, outside private deck and super comfy bed. The linens and pillows were soft like clouds. The personal touches like the robes or make-up face cloths were those little unexpected things you appreciate. The owners Ariana and Scott were so gracious and accommodating. Josie their pup was friendly especially during breakfast. :) I have food restrictions and they were able to accommodate all of them. The breakfast was delicious homemade everything...cinnamon chips scones, omelets, bacon, coffee and tea etc. YUM!! Did I say how immaculate the room and common areas in the Inn? By far the cleanest and most organized B&B I've ever stayed at and I have been to a lot. The location is perfect for people wanting adventure or just a nice relaxing day or both. We took advantage of the location and went on a 5 mile hike which was wonderful. We relaxed with a bottle of wine and a nice hot bath after the hike. It was perfect. We highly recommend staying here and will be coming back for a few nights next time because we enjoyed it so much. Thank you Ariana and Scott for making my birthday weekend so special. Mark and Karen

This is a very cute hotel. That is well kept together. Fun downstairs with a big TV, pool table,…read moreboard games, and arts and crafts. They have a breakfast, which is simple but nice. The proprietor is very friendly. Worms were nice and very cozy. Close to the slopes.

I have traveled to many different places and stayed in countless accommodations, but this has by…read morefar been my favorite place to stay. Every single detail of the property has been so thoughtfully considered, it's truly incredible. The attention to detail in every square foot left me in awe!!! Lisa is the kind of host you can only dream about. She pours her whole heart into making sure every guest feels cared for, and you can truly tell. It felt less like staying at a rental and more like being welcomed into the home of an old friend. It's rare to find a place where you feel so completely at home, only better!! From the warm welcome to the smallest touches, everything made us feel completely spoiled in the best way!! It's rare to find that balance, but somehow it's all here. The property is beautiful, every little detail inside has been so thoughtfully chosen, and the price point is beyond fair for the experience you get! I would give more starts if I wasn't limited to only 5! I honestly can't wait to come back!! (And I haven't even left yet, I extended my stay here two more days) I'd make a trip just to stay here again, and I'd recommend it to absolutely anyone looking for something truly one-of-a-kind!

My husband and I stayed in the North Suite, a beautiful, comfortable suite with a fireplace and a…read morelarge bathroom. The room was quiet, clean, and the bed was comfortable. The owners were wonderful to us. We've eaten at their tavern many times. I recommend the caeser salad with grilled chicken, the jumbo shrimp appetizer, and the salmon, which was made to perfection. All in all, a wonderful place.

I visited in the afternoon of Labor Day 2023. Great atmosphere and a mix of tables in and out …read more Great simple country atmosphere , lots of worn wood , great looking bar (someone spent some time on that). Large outdoor seating area. The beer selection is well pretty wide. All craft or micro beers most from New England but a few further afield. If you are a sour beer fan this place is for you . It would be like a Christmas any month of the year. I am not a sour beer fan, in fact I really detest them. But if you like them, you will in a very happy place here. I had the Stone Corral Oktoberfest (Richmond Vermont). It was a pretty fine take on a . Marzen style ale. We shared a pretzel and the cheese board. The pretzel was your typical enormous soft pretzel. This one was just at should be fresh, slight chewy crust and soft inside. The Dijon mustard dip was good. The cheese board was huge enough for two for a lunch . A Brie like cheese, a pungent delicious blue cheese and a smooth but distinct hard cheese as well as a nice fruit jam , some slices of salami and actual fresh green grapes . Good service and pleasant staff. I didn't have them but the oysters look good and the prices for oysters on the half were quite reasonable

Our room was infested with large black ants (end of February!) When we looked for the manager he…read morewasn't avaiable 2X. We were only there for two nights and they were discovered after our first day so not much we could do. We also left a message that went unanswered until after checkout. We were offered a discount for a future stay - not happening. This is an older Inn that needs a deep clean, furnishing upgrades, and a good dose of energy. It felt very sad. Nothing special here other than the proximity to Mt Snow and restaurants.

It was a joy to spend an evening by the woodburning fireplace at the Deerfield Valley Inn in West…read moreDover, Vermont. The host, Oz (spelled Oguz), has a bachelors and a masters degree in hospitality and it shows with his extravagant welcome and gracious helpfulness. The room was exactly what you would expect from a quaint New England Inn, with very comfortable love seat and chair in front of the woodburning fireplace (very rare to find anymore). The bed was pleasurably comfortable. Breakfast was cooked by Oz and was tasty and well presented. The location is surrounded by excellent restaurants, just minutes from Wilmington which also has many restaurants and shops. If you were an artist looking for a beautiful Vermont country inn to paint, this would be an excellent choice. And, it was quite affordable, especially in light of its well-deserved stellar reviews. Take a bow, Oguz!

The camera above the hot tub watching you was enough to make me never come here again. The wife of…read morethe owner, mad at me for being there when she wanted it closed, made me never come here again. It's obvious from the amount of cars located at this lodge that nothing has changed.

Super accommodating and nice hosts. Cozy atmosphere. Very easy to get to the mountain with the…read morepublic transport (only 1 stop away!)

This is a small motel close to Mount Snow, 3 stories. The parking lines aren't clearly drawn out…read moreunder the snow, and they don't shovel it all of the way (there's a good shovel on the central walkway but sometimes people park there), so sometimes cars are double-parked or tight. Watch the parking lot exit - snow piles up and makes it hard to see folks coming on the road so several near-misses. Check-in on your phone (they text you a form and then send you a code to your door when the room is ready). Doors use a security code to enter the rooms. Desk hours are 9-5p, so if you go down at 4:45p and ask about why your door code doesn't work - and then find out the staff is already gone for the day, that was a problem. The day we checked in, a lot of people had issues with their room (all different reservations from different groups, too), and the staff left early that day. Eventually after texting a number and the hotline for customer service goes to the closed room (no one picks up on the number and there's no central phone line staffed), they get back to you via text - I believe the staffer on duty was apparently in the shower as she came down with wet hair after about 45min of folks getting anxious about what to do, and she had folks take a key to use instead of using the door code. Rooms are small, simple, and have an exit to the long shared balcony areas; good to put food outside and let it chill since there's no room fridge. Lighting is a bit dark, but suffices. TV has no issues, cable channels. Bathroom door opened the wrong way so you can't come into the room and open the bathroom door at the same time. Was clean, though, so that was good. Breakfast on the weekend included bagels, boiled eggs, and yogurt in a small fridge to the side. They also have a coffee machine, so you could get hot water and coffee. Breakfast bars and tea by the coffee station. There was also a water cooler to the side, but the staffer didn't have any water to refill that after it was empty in the first hour we were there... so only hot water for the rest of the long weekend. Hallway had a closet for self-service on the towels and supplies. Another closet at the entry for your skis, boots, and snow board to hang and dry a bit. Shared common room for folks to eat and play games. Downstairs, a little library, fireplace, pool table (needs some repair, had to put some logs into the bottom to avoid losing balls, ripped surface), a bar with plastic cups, a piano that's out of tune, and some card and board games. Good for the kids to run around and enjoy talking loudly away from the rest of the motel, which was good. Outside a hot tub (we didn't use it). Upstairs some seating and fireplace area, too. Overall, value the place for the location, 5 min from the mountain, and it's a motel. Don't expect 24-7 service, and it is convenient to restaurants and other areas nearby. Shuttle stops by to get to the mountain, too.

I do not understand the great reviews. Came for one overnight for a fall foliage drive…read more Pulling in, the motel did not even look like it was open. A random doorway with no signage led to the supposed entrance. Check in and out was via text. Not one person around to answer questions. A sign on the wall stated which rooms were on which floor, that was it. Never saw any public spaces at all. I will say the bed was very comfortable and had a flat screen TV but that's it. Tiny Bathroom with very dim lights. The room looked like a mud brown box, no decoration at all and very ratty old rug. Odd that some things looked good, but others were unfinished. Clean, very basic. All in all it appeared like it was the middle of a hotel flip. Construction, ladders in entrance ways, and workers pounding at 9:30 am.

Great place to rest and relax after skiing. Terrific breakfasts and very friendly hosts!!read more

We prefer staying at B&B's on our frequent travels in different countries and really enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere and hospitality at the Weathervane. The hosts manage to make you feel very welcomed and relaxed while not hovering over you. Guests seem to be treated as old friends rather than customers. Our room was quiet and comfortable despite being the closest to the kitchen and dining area. The two common areas featured great space for either social or quiet times. Outside it's Vermont in all it natural beauty that makes it feel wonderful to be alive and relax.