We've been staying at Butternut for years and Jim and his friendly staff always exceed…read moreexpectations! Rooms here are rustic and cozy, and everything is clean and well-maintained. They have a nice bar/sitting area in the lobby perfect for some board/card games, stretching your legs a bit in the evening, or a little pregaming before you head to the bars elsewhere on the access road. (you can easily access the Killington bus as well as the Barrel Rider and any of the other free bar buses/taxis from here) The icing on the cake though is the legendary breakfast! Made to order pancakes and omelettes just about any way you like, with local VT ingredients all the way down to the real maple syrup. Being one of the best breakfast spots on the access road, lots of people from the area wander in for a hearty meal before hitting the slopes...but breakfast is FREE if you're staying here. If you're OK giving up some resort-style amenities in exchange for a very reasonably priced stay right on the access road, plus one of the best breakfasts you could want, look no further!!

We came here as a large group (20 plus) and Jim, the owner was very helpful and accommodating…read more Delicious big breakfast (customizable) made to order and comes in a few minutes. The pancakes were delicious! You definitely won't go hungry before your ski trip. It's definitely clean and hospitable. There is a fireplace and bar area where you can chill and play board games. Excellent value for this area. There is a shuttle right across the street to the ski area 10 minutes away. Free parking is also available at the Inn and ski area.

The Deer Brook Inn is a true hidden gem in the Woodstock area. Phil is a warm, welcoming, and…read moreprofessional host. His inn is well-appointed and masterfully decorated. The inn has lots of history and Phil's updates serve to both enhance the tradition and beautify the space. You have to be there to see all the little touches that make Deer Brook so special. Phil gave great recommendations for places to eat & things to do on our stay. We loved the restaurant we selected from his recommendations. Also, the breakfast Phil prepared was wonderful-- spinach & leek quiche, southern cheesy hash browns, and a fresh fruit & yogurt parfait with lemon zest. The mattress on the bed was the best, and Phil even offers three different levels of pillow types!

A lovely small quiet Inn. Clean, nicely furnished and beautifully decorated. Beds were quite…read morecomfy. While we couldn't stay for hot breakfast, our host offered us a bagged breakfast one of which included a coffee cake that was one of the freshest and best ever. Would definitely stay there again!

Beautiful rooms and great food. The Huntingtons lived here for many years; the family produced a…read moresuccession of respected doctors. Although one feels the antiquity of the house, the bedrooms and bathrooms are completely up-to-date and the beds are very comfortable. I am a vegetarian so I haven't tasted everything on the menu here, But the carnivores and omnivores I know seem to enjoy it very much... and so have I. One would enjoy spending Christmas here, The house is decorated beautifully and with good taste at Christmas; there's a beautiful park in front of the house with a gazebo and a Christmas tree In December. Spring ,summer and autumn are also special here. There is no place more beautiful than Central Vermont , especially in autumn; Huntington House is the quintessential place to stay at this time of year.

This place is a hidden gem. After a group weekend long stay at The Huntington House Inn I can…read moreguarantee that I will return. It's gives "Gilmore Girl" vibes through out the Inn as well as the surrounding town. The host was a delight, very accommodating and made sure our stay was comfortable. The restaurant/bar attached to the Inn is such a plus. Can't say enough about how incredible our meals were. Such a variety of options on the menu and each plate came out with a meal to fill you up! The Doc's bar had karaoke which was a hit with our crew. Everyone down to the bartenders were friendly as could be. Hoping to make a trip back come summertime. Thanks again for a rememberable stay

Barbara is a truly gifted hostess. She was born to run an…read moreinn. She has some great recipes for breakfast too. I think I gained four pounds during my stay. This historic inn is just a few steps from the center of town and other great restaurants. We'll be back during ski season.

This place was a gem! It's under new ownership and Barbara is amazing! It has a completely chill…read morevibe, extraordinarily clean with big bedrooms and bathrooms. They are in the process of renovating it and you can tell it's going to be even more outstanding! My son loved his room and their huge leather couch and big screen tv. Not to mention that town is steps away and it has delicious restaurants and an antique shop where we found some printing press stamps! It's only 15 minute drive to Keewaydin where my other son was at camp. OH! Not to forget the food! Her brownies were a highlight and the fresh fruit at breakfast was delish! I highly recommend!

We came to the farm for a day tour and had a great time! Asia was so welcoming and even put up with…read morepretty silly questions from people who know nothing about farms . Had a chance to feed baby cows and milk an older cow. Really unique experience and we all really enjoyed it!

Before booking, it's important to understand what Liberty Hill Farm actually is. You're staying in…read moresomeone's home -- not a traditional inn, lodge, or working farm stay with structured activities. It's a large, old farmhouse with a few rooms converted into guest rooms. That setup can be charming to some, but surprising to others. Let's start with the "experiences" listed on the website. Things like fly fishing, hiking, or barn tours technically exist, but only if you take the initiative to do them yourself. There's no real guidance, schedule, or facilitation. If you're imagining a hands-on farm experience or curated activities, you'll likely be disappointed. Beth, who runs the property, is clearly the heartbeat of the place -- but she's not a natural in hospitality. While it's understandable that hosting guests in your personal home can be draining, she comes across as short, unwelcoming, and at times, downright rude. For example, she called the day of our arrival to push check-in an hour later, and when we arrived right on time, she rushed us upstairs with a quick "OK, there you go!" No tour, no orientation, no warmth. Later, when we went to the kitchen (hoping to learn more about the farm or get a lay of the land), she looked up and said, "You have questions?" I smiled and said, "So many!" -- expecting maybe a bit of that classic Vermont charm and a quick rundown of things to do. Instead, she said, "Save your questions for dinner please, I'm busy." It was such an awkward, deflating exchange that we actually considered leaving. To her credit, she does cook meals and gathers everyone around the table, which could be a lovely touch in the right hands. But the experience feels centered more around her routine than around guests enjoying farm life. Bottom line: If you're looking for a genuine farm stay -- where you can milk cows, explore the property, and feel part of the rhythm of the land -- this isn't that. If you simply want to sleep in a farmhouse, walk around quietly, and hope not to get scolded, it might suit you fine. I really wanted to love Liberty Hill Farm. The setting is beautiful, the concept is wholesome, but the execution is missing the heart and hospitality that make this kind of stay special.

The place was spotless, well maintained and they thought of everything, great experience! Lots of…read moreanimals too. Very happy to have met them. Kelly Murphy

This is my favorite all-time roadside motor lodge. It's nestled just off of US RTE 7, just south of…read moreBrandon, Vermont. This cute family owned and operated motel is very friendly, and relaxing! The rooms essentially have three different flavors... They have the rustic Vermont rooms, or the traveling businessperson super single, or you can enjoy the more roomy suites. Pastries and coffee in the morning. Free Wi-Fi comfortable grounds, nice and simple rooms, clean, and convenient to all of the adventures in Western Vermont! This part of Vermont is steeped in history. Middleburry College is close by, old marble quarries are scattered throughout the woods. The Green Mountain National Forest is close by, Brandon sits in one of the most picturesque locations in the world. You can simply grab a pint of Ben & Jerry's and enjoy the view from the front lawn of the motel... Or There are ski mountains, waterfalls, hiking trails and Diary farms! Lake Champlain, microbreweries dot the countryside, along with antique barns.... come stay to discover all the fun things to do!

The Red Clover Inn is a hidden gem. I went with my boyfriend for a long weekend and stayed an…read moreextra day. The suite we stayed in had a gas fire place and a balcony overlooking the wooded grounds. The decor was charming and comfortable. We enjoyed the hot tub and fire pit. The continental breakfast included make your own waffles which were delicious. The staff was helpful and accommodating. There was coffee, soft drinks, water and snacks available all day and night. The main inn had 3 or 4 areas to relax and play games. I cant say enough about the Red Clover Inn. I'm sure it would be a great place to stay during ski season especially if you wanted to get away from the big resorts and wanted a more relaxing place to enjoy your evening.

An absolutely wonderful experience! From start to finish RCI gave us an amazing experience that I…read morewould have never imagined we'd be capable of having. The property is beautiful, the food was delicious, and the staff was very accommodating. If you want a personalized experience, from someone who truly cares about giving you the wedding of your dreams, this is hands down the best option in Vermont. My sister had her wedding here and I was so blessed to be a part of the wedding party and get to stay at the property for 5 days with my family! I have been dreaming about going back since! I can't wait to book a girls getaway here as well. This venue is not just for weddings, it's a wonderful location for retreats, personal time away and so much more. Not to mention it's minutes away from Killington, hands down one of the best places in VT to ski!

I was visiting relatives and had no idea what this B&B would be like and boy was I pleasantly…read moresurprised!!!! Outstanding in every way! The room was beautiful and comfortable, the breakfast delicious, and there were even gorgeous handicrafts available for purchase by the talented Debra. Jim was so wonderful to talk to and could not have been kinder - helped me with my car on the ice (I was terrified of the January snow) and my sister and I felt so welcomed. I strongly recommend this B&B, it is very reasonable and could not be more warm, inviting, beautifully decorated and comfy. I will be back!

We stayed 2 nights here and loved it! Debra and Jim were more than accommodating and incredibly…read morewelcoming. Debra made a delicious gluten free breakfast for us each morning and really put in the effort to make us feel at home. The accommodations were clean, cozy and comfortable. Only a 30 minute drive to sugarbush made our ski trip perfect! I'm sure it's absolutely gorgeous in the summer :) And the family dog Toby is a sweet heart! We will definitely be back!