Sorry to inform everyone, but this wonderful place has closed. 2026…read moreThe owners will be greatly missed.

Beds were comfortable, the hosts lovely and we would highly recommend. Location was also very nice.read more

We stayed here while visiting the Star Trek Set Tours. It's about a 15 minute ride to the tour in…read moreTiconderoga. My wife and I had a GREAT time staying here. A couple of warnings: you are staying in a house that was built over a hundred years ago. All things considered, it's in great shape, but as of now, the exterior drastically needs a paint job. The Victorian nature of the house makes it look a little like the Psycho house. Don't give up, just go inside! However, once you are inside, you are in heaven. Karen is the nicest person you could imagine hosting a B&B. She was very excited to be sold out for a special event at the Star Trek tour. The place looks great inside (see my photos). We stayed in the Rose Room. The room was huge, with a very good bed. The bathroom is large as well. We loved everything about it, except for two small things. The jacuzzi tub does not have a shower. I did not notice this when reserving the room. Of course, a bath is fine. The only other complaint I have is that the wifi did not work in our room. It's a very big house, so I was not completely surprised. Our cell phones worked fine (Verizon). Wifi worked fine in the living room, which is also a very comfortable area. There is a flat-screen TV with Hulu in the living area (which happens to have the Star Trek episodes...). There are very large lawn areas outside the house, which would be perfect for events like wedding. I saved the best for last. The breakfasts are amazing. All home-made. In four days I put on three pounds! With my wife being vegan, we are used to getting no choice for breakfast, but she gave multiple vegan options every day we were there. KAren is really sweet and tries very hard to make everyone happy!

Stayed here over the Labor Day weekend, and Karen is awesome. Really enjoyed talking to her and…read morelistening to the history of the home as well as area. Her Victorian Home is amazing and the bedroom was totally spectacular. Then the breakfast. We had fresh fruit. Coffee and Juice. Bacon to die for and a pastry with cream cheese and roasted sliced peaches. It was divine. Way to go Karen. If I'm ever in your area again, I will definitely make a reservation to stay there.

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!

I did not stay in the mansion but took the time to stop and view these two amazing buildings that…read morelook a lot like a wedding cake. The residences were constructed in the 1860s by the nearby Whitehall, New York-based architect A.C. Hopson, and are examples of the highest Italianate style that was fashionable at the time. A creamy white marble with a slight hint of green, all from the quarries in Rutland, 15 miles to the east, is the source of their characteristic radiance. The Rutland and Whitehall Railroad was used to transport unfinished slabs to the city, where they were hewn into blocks, then shipped to market. But stone magnates Joseph Adams and Ira Allen made a point of selling most of it while also saving some to use in their own creations. There is no cost to view the buildings, one of which is apartments and the other is this one, the Marble Mansion Inn. Just remember that it's private property and be respectful. [Review 18476 overall - 75 in Vermont - 1998 of 2022.]

To be able to stay in a mansion constructed of marble and built in 1867 was a real treat! The…read moreexperience is like going back in time but with all of todays modern conveniences! Breakfast was a delightful bounty of homemade deliciousness. One morning we were served maple bacon (bacon brittle), company eggs and scones. Everything was perfect! Other breakfast offerings included; fruit, yogurt, bagels, fruit spreads, juice, coffee and a large assortment of teas. I'll let our photos tell the rest of the review.

How often have you traveled through a small town and glimpsed its old, neglected train station and…read morewondered about the beautiful times that must have occurred there? Is that just me? Definitely not because if you find yourself in the sweet little town of Granville, NY, you're in for a treat: Mickey and Wayne have put their heart and soul into renovating the old Granville train station into a stunning bed and breakfast, the Station House B&B. When we arrived late in the evening to check in, Mickey was there to greet us and make us feel at home. And her kindness and grace poured over into every detail: from the historic photos, to the antique tables and chairs, to the timely holiday decorations, to the abundance of mugs and tea, which were always available. For which I say thank you! Because we were traveling in a party of 8, we occupied 4 of the 5 rooms, which was fantastic because that afforded us the opportunity to glimpse each cozy space. Three of the rooms have their own bathroom, but two have a shared bathroom. For us, it was no problem since we were all family. This one minor detail is something to consider when selecting your room. Each space is unique, from the name to the decor. Every detail is thoughtfully selected and creates a welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel like you're coming home each night. Although the walls were a bit thin in our room, the Ticket Office, James F and I slept like rocks, we were so comfy! But it doesn't end there. Gotta get to the breakfast part, of course! Coffee was always ready at 7AM and breakfast at 8AM each morning. Well, oftentimes breakfast was waiting for us well past 8AM because some of our group are late risers. And my god, the breakfast spread presented each morning was fantastic: tea, coffee, orange juice, pancakes, french toast, bacon, ham, pastries, yogurt, pudding, it goes on! Basically, everything to keep our bellies happy and ready for the long days ahead. Truly, what hospitality! To Mickey and Wayne: thank you for creating such a friendly and beautiful B&B! As I sit and type this back in Denver, I'm longing for that wonderful breakfast spread! It was truly a pleasure to stay at the Station House B&B.

Just stayed this past weekend. What a lovely B&B!! We totally felt welcome and like we were family…read more The owners Mikey and Wayne were wonderful! They were great to chat with and just good down to earth people. We stated in the Freight Office. What a lovely spacious room and the bathroom was massive. Our beds were comfortable and the room temp was perfect. Ok, let's talk about the breakfast! WOW! It was more impressive than most 4-5 star hotels I've stayed at. There was a wide variety of food and everything was made to perfection. I honestly felt like when I used to go to my grandmas house...lots and lots of home cooked goodness! We totally can't wait to come back again. Love the place and owners!

My wife and I just spent 4 lovely days at the most beautiful Bed & Breakfast in Vermont. Our hosts…read more(Maggie & Don) were most gracious and made us feel truly at home. This Bed & Breakfast offers stunning views of foliage,mountains and wildlife. If you plan to visit Vermont -- you MUST stay here - I strongly recommend it !

We've stayed here twice when traveling to Fort Ticonderoga. This place has outstanding antique…read moredecor and charm. It has a great bar and complimentary EV charging for guests. Our breakfast was outstanding, Kevin and Scott spoiled us with great service, culinary skill, and attention to detail.

Short story: would absolutely stay here again, great ambiance, clean, comfortable and great hosts…read more Great two night stay, could not have been better. Kevin and Scott have done an incredible job since taking over the Inn. It is just what you would hope for as far as ambiance, it is spotlessly clean, very comfortable everything in our room worked, not an easy thing in 200+ year old building. Thoughtful things like an open outlet at each night stand for charging electronics, plenty of room for putting your things away. Breakfast was great and we enjoyed the pub/bar that is open for guests from 5-8pm. Very warm friendly atmosphere, we thoroughly enjoyed it!

The owners and staff are terrific and we very much enjoyed our stay. Breakfast was great and our…read moreview of the lake was beautiful. Looking forward to our next stay.

This B&B has been reviewed very favorably on trip advisor and therefore we decided to stay here…read more however we were not impressed given the 250 per night price tag. breakfast one morning was meaty so my vegetarian husband couldnt even partake. the room we stayed in (one of the biggest) was dated. the magazines were from 2005. the fireplace was a nice perk but the innkeepers ask that we have them show us how to use it...but during the day (after bfast) they are nowhere to be found. the robes smelled like an attic. toiletries were samples of shampoo/conditioner that you get in magazines. it may be small things but for 250/night in a small sleepy town, i expect nicer amenities, even during the high summer season. walls are thin but this is maybe a problem in most B&Bs. the innkeepers are trying to sell the place, i learned, so maybe their passion is just not there anymore. also it is not right on the water. the views were pretty tho - faces the lake/mountains. i would not recommend to others. i think i would have given it 4 stars if the price fit the lodging. on another note, hague is beautiful. very different vibe from bolton landing and lake george village.

I fell in here after I was "walked" at a local motel that was overbooked. John and Nancy are…read moreexcellent inkeepers, committed to guest comfort. The facility is welcoming, the bed was quite comfortable, and the breakfast was out of this world. I would return without hesitation. Notes: (1) Cell phone service is limited to Verizon, since the Inn has a range extender. No other carriers will work. Wifi is available. (2) The last 1.8 miles of Stoney Lonesome Road is gravel. On arrival at the inn, parking is on the grass.

My son and I stayed overnight during a hiking trip to the Adirondacks. Nancy, John and Dan were…read morevery welcoming and hospitable... wonderful folks. The accomodations were clean and comfortable; breakfast was fresh, organic and plentiful. A peaceful retreat of an area. I look forward to our next trip up that way and a stay at the Stoney Lonesome.