Went to the vineyard on a whim and it did not disappoint. Starting with the wines, they could be…read morehit or miss. It really depends on your palette, and you have to understand that the grapes local to the area will not be your typical grapes. My family got flights, both sweet and dry. We really liked the 2023 Louise and 2022 Marquette. In fact, the Marquette was the best of the bunch from my point of view. The ciders were both really sweet, but the Eden Angeljus was pretty good and reminiscent of Mead. The Riesling was also a favorite. We got a cheeseboard for two, and that was freaking delicious. It came with a maple cranberry preserve that was out of this world. But the cheese, and even the crackers, were exceptionally good, too. Beyond that, the service was exemplary. Ruby in particular was a joy to talk to and quite good at her job. Finally, the live music they had playing was surprisingly good. I did not expect that kind of quality on a random Saturday in May. I highly recommend going to this winery.

Shelburne Vineyard is a beautiful property and a great place to spend an afternoon or evening. The…read morebuilding is charming, with a cozy upstairs loft featuring vintage seating for tastings and live music. We did one of the signature tastings and one of the sweet plus a yummycheese board with meat - very good and general amounts of crackers! The music was good and they were having a jazz band play later that evening. Outside, there are lovely views of the vines. Along with wine, there are food and non-alcoholic options. We enjoyed the tasting, found a wine we liked, took home two bottles, and couldn't resist one of the candles.

The venue was beautiful. The Chapel takes your breath away. Lisa and staff are seasoned…read moreprofessionals. All the details were clear and handled. You and your wedding guests know why they traveled to VT for the occasion! MOB

I sing with The Ward Eights wedding band, and we see a lot of venues. We played here for a wedding…read moreon Saturday Sept 10, 2015. This place is breathtaking as a venue! Absolutely stunning scenery behind the building where they served dinner. We couldn't stop taking pictures, but the pictures don't even do it justice. Wowza!

The most beautiful bouquet I've ever received for Mother's Day! We were greeted by the owners on…read moreSunday and last minute bought fresh flowers. The owner mentioned they had limited flowers left, but THIS bouquet was filled with roses, baby's breath, and the most gorgeous group of purple flowers! She went beyond my expectations and purple is my favorite color. They made this piece of floral art within five-ten minutes day of for about $65. Their prices are higher than price chopper and target, but you're paying for a local and unique bundles of bouquets. Only the best for Mom! Right?! Other than flowers, they sell locally made vases, bracelets, earrings. Their shop is lovely filled with cacti, bouquets, and gardening tools too. Definitely worth supporting for future events like weddings, showers and events. You will be amazed!

Does NOT correspond to their job applicants. This buisness read my follow-up message(after…read moresubmitting my resume), and didn't have the Respect and Professionalism to respond either way. Indeed has made it as easy and streamlined enough for employers to push 1 button. Not even that could be done. In this climate, this is DISGUSTING.

I'll be honest - I was a little nervous coming here. I actually visited for a weekend work retreat…read moreand although I'm not much of a camper per se, I loved every minute of it. They had several unique cabins on the property as well as "suites" with bathrooms in a larger building that also had a community area. The property is gorgeous with mountains overlooking the treeline, a large field (with Quidditch goals if you're a HP fan), a stunning lake, another community area with a kitchen attached, a barn, campfire area, and trails. There is something for everyone to do here but what I loved the most was being able to look up at the sky at night and see all the stars! If you're looking for a place to reconnect with nature, this is it!

We've gone for the family camp twice and we were there this weekend for their twentieth anniversary…read moreweekend. We are returning again this July. My kids talk about camp all year long and it has become an important part of our lives. We all love it. It's my piece of heaven on earth. We stay in the cabins. There were plenty of beds. Bunk beds and twins with a little piece that goes between two beds pushed together that eliminates that uncomfortable gap. There was plenty of shelf space for clothes as well. Some people stay in tents, others in the Eco-lodge. There are coin operated washing machines, which is important when traveling with little kids. We brought sheets, pillows, sleeping bags, lanterns and towels. There's no electricity in the cabins but there is in the dining hall and the Eco Lodge. You can charge your devices there and connect with the world if you really want to. We stayed screen free and didn't miss it at all. During family camp there are plenty of activities and kids go to Kidville for three hours in the morning. I love hiking up the mountain, relaxing by the river or taking dance classes. Others prefer glass blowing, art class or playing instruments. Activities vary by week. It's relaxing, people are great, and the campus is contained so I can give my kids more freedom than when we're at home. In the afternoons/ evenings there are organized family games like Quiddich and scavenger hunts. There's no pressure to participate but it was a lot of fun. The food is vegetarian and delicious. Meals are planned with kids in mind and there are kid friendly options. They even published a camp cookbook. For me what makes the camp is the people. Camp was built little by little and with a lot of love. The tiles in the bathroom were 2005 camper art projects, and many of those families return every year. The people who run it live what they believe and they are active in the community, they use solar power and they work hard to decrease their carbon footprint. A tour of all of the features of the Eco-lodge was fascinating. They run different camps for under served populations. Camp Kaleidoscope is for families with autistic children, Camp Outright is for LGBTQ teenagers and they run a camp for families in the midst of high conflict divorces. They don't shy away from hard situations. All families are truly welcomed and it's a non-judgmental, cooperative environment. Communication is real and the friendships are genuine. There is a bit of sticker shock but there is a sliding scale and I believe it is money well spent. The food is high quality and fresh. They invest in maintaining the property with ecologically friendly products, they provide a variety of activities for children and adults, and there are enough staff on hand to deal with issues as they arise. It has been an experience that has greatly enriched my life and my children's lives.

The quintessential example of the absolute New England and Vermont experience! Family values; owned…read moreand operated for more than 140 years, Ardelia got it right when she found herself settling down at this incredible property all that time ago... what a smart, savvy woman ahead of her time!

Boater beware. It's $125 for a slip to go to lunch/dinner for an hour. Seems pretty ridiculous.read more

Wow wow wow!!! Where can I even start! The inn was so…read morelovely, and there was so much space and extra towels which was so nice because most places you have to call for these. We didn't need them but it was nice to have it in case we needed it. We got the suite which was so beautiful. Now the owners!!! I cannot say enough. They are SO lovely and such nice people. Our breakfast was the best during our entire trip! We stayed in Shelburne for 2 days and then went to Stowe and then Bennington and we could not stop talking about the breakfast at the heart of the village inn! It was fresh, so tasty and definitely home made!! The BEDS are the most comfortable thing in the world that I even messaged them after I left to ask what mattress it was. This was so beautiful and if you want to save on lunch, trust me you will because the breakfast is just YUMMMM

Update: Owner's comment is a lie. See other negative…read morereviews and you will see I am not the only person who was creeped out. __ Not sure why all the great reviews. The man who runs (owns) this place has real anger issues. Nothing warm about this place. Especially don't like the way he speaks to his wife. There are so many quaint B&B 's in Vermont. This is not one of them. Avoid unless you like cold, stern, humorless hosts with a curt attitude.

Beautiful place to stay in a lovely setting with a ton of things to do and see in any direction!…read moreMt. Philo is just down the road, with breathtaking views at the top; close to Burlington and nightlife. You can even take a short, beautiful ferry ride across to New York State! The suite was spacious and comfortable, with more amenities than we expected, including the biggest draw for us, which was being a pet-friendly Inn! The host, Duker, was friendly and welcoming, extremely helpful with his tips & advice for what to do! His enthusiasm was so addictive in fact, that we ended up extending our stay another night in order to sightsee per his suggestions! Definitely utilize him to see things you'd never know to see otherwise. Highly recommended! I would happily stay here again the next time we visit Vermont!

Highly recommended B&B in Charlotte, VT near Mt. Philo! Our two-night stay kicked off biking tip…read morethe the Lake Champlain region, and it couldn't have started off to a better note. The Inn at Charlotte is has the perfect location for taking advantage of some really great biking both inland and along Lake Champlain. If you're daring, you can even try to tackle the steep Mt. Philo path. Duker was amazingly helpful in orienting us to the best roads and trails for biking in and around Charlotte, and plan some fun day-trips (including the Essex ferry). Breakfast is not to be missed, and I wanted to thank Duker for whipping some wonderful vegetarian meals. The inn is really relaxing to hang out at during the day - plenty of hammocks, chairs and shaded areas to relax. They're also chickens roaming premises, which were pretty entertaining on their own. Hope that we get a chance to stay again!

I came in to to get flowers for my wife's birthday. I shared what i was looking for and the woman…read moreI spoke to was very helpful and showed me a selection of options. The orchid was perfect the value just what i expected. A wonderful place for flowers plants and wonderful help.

Amazing customer service! I ordered a delivery for Valentine's Day. The employee delivering them…read morewas very communicative and happy to help with a slightly complicated drop-off (Props to Jake). The flowers were beautiful!

Book this place NOW, then come back and read the reviews. I mean it! GO! Now! John is an EXTREMELY…read moreprimo host, welcoming from the instant we pulled into the driveway. He framed a tour for us (hiking, farmers market, swimming, mountain views, picturesque towns) that was the height of our trip. Nailed it! We actually booked the Cozy Screen House the first two nights (beautiful site, CLEAN inside and out, real futon, flashlights, S'more fixings, everything! ) and we almost didn't want to give it up to be inside the Mill. Pictures can't evoke the energy in this place: the scented wood and stone entryway; the warm tones and lighted walls and creaky planks of the main living room and bar; the authentic STEEP climb to the upstairs (shared) bathroom-with teak tub! (Knuckle bite)- oh and then the upstairs private bedroom and sitting room...just outstanding. The constant rush of the river was very soothing. Felt very relaxed and comfortable using the deck, towels, drying rack, coffee maker, and bug spray available. Notes: beautiful natural paths (uneven stones, careful), and gorgeous hand made wooden steps (hold hand rail) from deck to main house. Swimming on site is an unforgettable experience! But not for the faint of heart, or those with vertigo...very steep steps (excellent solid rope hand rail), then an almost vertical ladder of 5-6 steps. Wow! Totally worth it! This is long, I know, but go see them, John and Manjula, their place, their love of laughter, peace, and adventure. Prepare to be enlightened!