My husband and I had such a unique and enjoyable stay at this cool little inn. It is rich with…read morehistory and one of the most unique and interesting hotels I have stayed at. We stayed in the Meadow Look room on the top floor. It has your own fireplace, large bathtub, and patio with great views! The room itself is spacious with a very antique historical feel. We had a great time.

Our first visit to Windham Hill Inn was over 25 years ago for an autumn wedding anniversary…read moreget-away. We have returned about 10 times since then as the ambiance and atmosphere of both the Inn and the West Townshend VT area have 'called' to us. We have loved the historic feel of the farm, the amazing food and generous and down-home hospitality. One of the greatest charms has been the individual and very unique feel and character of each room - no two are even closely alike. The original farm house which housed the kitchen, bar, living room, and dining area also had some 12-14 guest rooms. There is a second building on the property, a 140 year old dairy barn that has been converted to an additional 8 guest rooms. It also has a shared large living room / lounge with fireplace and full kitchen in the lowest level. With wide wood plank floors, four poster beds, fireplaces and soaking tubs, these rooms range from intimate and 'cozy' to spacious and airy. The original farm-house building was struck by lightning in the spring of 2021 resulting in a serious fire that did significant damage. This main building remains closed and repairs are still being planned. The entire property closed for a while and finally reopened, but in a somewhat limited capacity. Only the rooms in the barn are currently available and they are open in a self-serve type manner. You can reserve your room online and then receive a door access code to your room on the day of your arrival. You can check yourself into the room using the door code, though during our recent visit in May/June 2024 the friendly and welcoming caretaker Jason was present to welcome us. The barn building and rooms, as well as the pool and local grounds are all being well cared for and are in very good condition. There is no on-site food service available which is still a little disappointing. The 4 star cuisine (included in the original room prices) was one of the great appeals of the Inn prior to the fire. Room rates are now much lower which should make this an even more appealing (read affordable) destination. You should consider bringing your own supply of snacks to tide you over between meals. There is a small mini-refrigerator in each room to keep bottles, cans and perishables fresh. There was no ice in the room yet Jason offered to get some for us if needed. There is a Keurig coffee machine in the common area which was stocked with some tea and bold coffee along with creamer / half and half. We took a couple small coolers with us, one in which to put a small bag of ice purchased at a local convenience store and the other to hold our crackers, cheese, nuts, and other snacks. Beds are large (Queen or King) with memory foam toppers - tending toward being a bit soft. There is a large TV in the room with many options and there is robust WiFi inside the building. There is no daily room / cleaning service currently. West Townshend is a very rural area with few dining options. If you are here on a Friday from mid-may to October (4:30--7:00 PM) you should consider visiting the West Townshend Country Store at the bottom of the hill. They have an outdoor pizza oven with picnic tables. People come from all over for a pizza with locally sourced toppings, to sip some beer or wine, listen to live music and shop the pop-up farm stands for locally made crafts and food items. If looking for a variety of dining options, you need to travel 25+ minutes back toward Brattleboro or out toward Stratton Mountain and Manchester. While the 150+ acres of the property do offer some hiking trails, there are also many other local places, a short drive away, to explore the outdoors. Our favorite go-to is Jamaica State Park and a 5.5 mile (total out and back) easy-to-moderate hike up to Hamilton Falls. If covered bridges are your thing - there are several within a short drive of the property. We truly love our visits to Windham Hill along with the beautiful sweeping vistas and very quiet and laid back ambiance. We look forward to returning here again, many more times. We hope the owners do consider renovating the original farm house and bringing back some of the additional appeal of the original operation.

Nice quaint motel, with a mountain in back. Quiet atmosphere and very friendly young woman at the…read morefront desk. I was there with my sons, before the eclipse on April 8th. Sweet little sitting area with magazines, and a small nice kitchen area that had homemade looking brownies out in case you were hungry!

I had an emergency come up at 730pm on a Tuesday evening and called to book a room. I had driven by…read morethe Lodge about 20 min prior and noticed only 3 cars in the parking lot. With that being known I knew there wouldn't be an issue securing a room. I called and spoke to David and explained I had an emergency and would like to book a room for the night. I asked David if he had vacancy (knowing there were only 3 cars total in the parking area) and he told me NO! I never asked what the rate was because I didn't care, I was going to pay whatever he requested of me. But to hear David tell me he didn't have vacancy and know this was a full blown lie was absurd to me. I would never recommend a business to anyone that treats potential customers like this. Very sad and disappointed to say the least.

The new owners of this Inn are just wonderful. They have put a tremendous amount of hard work and…read moremoney into the place and it is really cozy and comfortable. More than anything else, the owners are there to lend a helping hand to their guests. For example, John chauffeured my husband and I around for two days because our car was in the shop and we were waiting on a rental. For his hospitality, we will always be grateful. Hotel is clean and very convenient to Bromley. And the breakfast in the morning is simple, healthy and everything that you need before a day of skiing.

My girlfriend and I were heading up to NH to surprise my brother for his birthday when we drove…read morethrough a bad snow storm in vermont. Cars and trucks were sliding off the road. I pulled into the nearest pull off which happened to be The Wiley Inn. The husband and wife owners were working on renovations to some of the rooms and weren't opening to guests till December, but they let us stay in two finished rooms for the night. Very cozy and clean. The fireplace in the rec room was amazing. Owners were so kind, gracious and helpful. We are so thankful for your kindness and hospitality! Thank you very much! "Snowed in at the Wiley Inn"

I've never felt more at home at an inn than I have at the Alpenrose, from playing with their sweet…read morecat, Niles, to chatting in the kitchen over amazing "crack" cookies, not to mention taking a snowy walk on the trails in their backyard, oh and did I mention how cozy and comfortable the rooms and the rest of the Inn are? We stayed in the Yodeler room where there was plenty of warm blankets, a fireplace, and the shower was great and spacious as well. Anne and David were a total delight as hosts, I would not hesitate to visit again.

My wife and I stayed at the Alpenrose for two summer nights during the Wanderlust festival at…read moreStratton mountain (an easy 10 minute drive to the hill). This was my first ever stay at a bed and breakfast and this was everything I could have asked for. Anne & David were warm and welcoming innkeepers and their residence was clean, homey, even kitchy with old ski relics and pictures from yesteryear adorning the walls as decoration as well as a unique assortment of mugs available for coffee or tea left on a shelf for your choosing, a very simple but pleasing touch). It was pretty much exactly what I would have imagined a BnB to be in a northeast ski town. The hospitality was second to none - warm smiles and helpful local hints, great big breakfast with toast, fruit, with eggs, bacon, and sausage all from local farms. The cat was even friendly, who curled up with me as I worked to catch up on some business in one of the many open gathering spaces late at night. If you ask nicey, David might show you his ski collection or even take you out for a personal tour of the mountain (although he did say he rarely gives lessons anymore, but something tells me he's still game). I couldn't be more pleased, and I would go again without hesitation. My highest recommendation!

We had a mini college reunion here recently and had a wonderful stay at the Saxtons River Inn. The…read moreowners are lovely people. The Inn is currently being renovated, but what they have accomplished thus far is amazing. It is simply beautiful and charming, with extraordinary attention to detail. The restaurant/bar was not open for service, but we were able to bring our own supplies and enjoy ourselves in that room. I cannot wait to return and see what they have done to the place since my last visit.

Wonderful heart of the Village. Enjoy ! It has a long history of hospitality. You will enjoy your…read morevisit.

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

I had the perfect B&B experience! The accommodations were absolutely top notch. Super comfy bed…read more Fireplace in the Bedroom. Delicious home made granola for breakfast. Roger and Gay, the Inn Keepers were a delight. I've stayed in a lot of B&B's on the west coast and this New Englander beats 'em all. I'll be back next year!

This B & B is at least 5 star. The breakfast is fabulous and the dialogue with the owners, Roger…read moreand Gay, makes dining their way of life. The rooms are wonderful with a real wood-burning fireplace. And the attention to detail in the house is just wonderful. Everything on the property shows pride of ownership from the food to the beautiful gardens. Our stay was something we will remember for a long time !!! Stan &Dianne King Beverly Hills,Ca

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!