What a wonderful find! Paul was the consummate host and even helped by taking me to the train…read morestation. The breakfasts were great and they accommodated my dietary restrictions without missing a beat or detracting from the quality. I stayed in the hummingbird suite and was pleased with the space and amenities. I would highly recommend staying at the Inn if you find yourself in the area.

We were greeted by Paul upon arrival- booked breakfast for 8 am- he gave us the keys to Rm 1…read more Charming room with Mountain View-(not easy to see through the trees or phone wires)- the bed was comfortable yet extremely squeaky. If you moved even a little we thought we'd wake other guests- pillows comfortable-this room faces the road- there was a lot of traffic- idling- loud music- they were painting the road at night so we figured that's why so much traffic- was our first time here- next time we'll be requesting a garden view room- live and learn. Accomodations were clean- breakfast in the morning was delicious-the coffee was very good. The website mentioned paths in the back- nice walk on side of lake- not epic- no need to do that- grounds I'm sure are gorgeous when all is in bloom- parking- very tight spaces- there are exact amount of spots for guests- to maneuver can be tricky at times- so pull into driveway slow! We will be back when in the area.

Highly recommend this place. Pat and Conrad are friendly and quick about answering emails. The…read moreaccommodations were comfortable and quiet. Breakfast was terrific. The inn is a quick walk from the train station and a good pub (Kipling's). The inn is also a close walk to a White Mountains trailhead. Will definitely come here again.

One Cat Bed & Breakfast is the brainchild of owners Conrad and Pat. A journey which began in the…read moreluscious vibrant city of Brighton - Great Britain (UK, England, The motherland) a girl from the new world Massachusetts finds her Prince Charming and after a fee years frolicking through the merry ole land of England, the couple settled in Brattleboro, Vermont. The idea of One Cat actual came from a Massachusetts business called The Two Cats. Driving up to the One Cat Bed & Breakfast on a cold wintery night will have your first impressions second guessing if you are used to rolling up to the Ritz. Wedged on the skirts of Clark Street and only a walking distance from the historic downtown area of Brattleboro, the One Cat Bed & Breakfast warmly welcomes you into the old world styles of turn of the century living complete with a charming receiving room, a full bathroom segmented with cat soaps, towels, rinsing cups and other toiletries based on which room you choose to stay in OR is available. The Brighton Room and the New England room pay tribute to the journey of the owners love story. But let's get real. We aren't visiting to make new friends with humans! We came for the cats. "Cat people are the best kind of people." Conrad explains. Piper sits nestled on her cat tree just behind the main entrance door. She licks her paws and cleans her silky hair while her brother, Dexter, parades around the floor making figure 8s around visitor's legs. The true owners of this beautiful Bed & Breakfast. Breakfast is set up according to your timely wishes and you can note other timely wishes such as what time you would like to shower for other guests who will be sharing the bathroom. Oh, the shower? Super amazing. Hot running water and a dispensary filled with shampoo, body soap, and conditioner. To sum up what could be an on-going novel of goodness during this season of holiday cheer, The One Cat Bed & Breakfast is a must do for cat lovers. Book now, or book meow. Well worth the drive and stay. By the aromas that are now filling the air, breakfast is served!

We just returned from our second visit to Snow Goose Inn, both ski weekends. We can't say enough…read moreabout how warm and welcoming the Inn is, how comfortable, how gracious and hospitable John is, and what a beautiful place it is. And our dog was warmly welcomed as well! We can't wait to go back.

My husband and I stayed here the other night, to celebrate our 10 year anniversary. This bed and…read morebreakfast is absolutely stunning . My husband and I have traveled all over the United States and I have to say this is probably the most perfect bed and breakfast . The owner Jon, pays attention to details . First the bed was so comfortable , with wonderful soft sheets with an angora blanket . The breakfast was wonderful . If you come to west Dover , there is no need to stay anywhere else . This is a 10 star resort , could not have been more impressed ! We will be back and will bring our friends and family . Thank you Jon and Cheryl ! Check out our pictures

Always love our stays - and leave looking forward to our next trip!!!!…read more Staying at the Chesterfield Inn Bed and Breakfast is never a disappointment. From the moment you walk in you are treated with warm hospitality by the owners Judy & Phil along with their staff. Something that stands out is the staff have been the same, which speaks for the owners. I can't say enough about how friendly, accommodating, and welcoming, everyone. We stayed in the main building, in rooms 17, 15, 12 & 14 all have cozy accommodations that are spacious and very clean. Room 15 was a two-room suite with a gas fireplace that we enjoyed in the evening. Room 14 also has a gas fireplaced that we enjoyed. Our favorite room is 12 on the first floor with a private balcony. All the rooms have very comfortable beds, and each room has a small refrigerator. Each of these rooms all had a view of the mountains in the background. Breakfast is included and is served in the lovely dining room. Thersa is very friendly and always ensures we have everything. Breakfast starts with fresh baked muffins and fruit. There is always a selection for breakfast from eggs, omelets and either French toast, waffles or pancakes. I have enjoyed different omelets, the Cinnamon French toast, waffles w/strawberries and blueberry pancakes served with warm maple syrup that comes from a local farm. In the afternoon you can relax by the fireplace in the parlor and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea with a variety of fresh baked cookies that are set up for your enjoyment. I highly recommend having dinner in the dining room that is right on the premises at least one night during your stay. The chef prepares great meals, and the menu has a very nice selection. Service has always been exceptional. There is a nice selection of wine, beer and specialty cocktails to choose from. I would highly recommend taking a ride to the "Vermont Country Store" during your stay. The store brought us back to our childhood with the nostalgic toys, rows of penny candy and the original tins of "Charlie chips and much more! Judy and Phil, along with all their staff, are very kind and caring. Thank you all very much for a lovely stay. See you on our next stay. Kathy & Ray Milford, CT

This place is fantastic! Gorgeous location and an authentic BNB…read more They have pet friendly rooms, in a separate building, which is great for guests with allergies. The rooms also don't smell like dog, which is impressive, most do over time! The room I stayed in had a cozy fireplace, and they can do room service for dinner or breakfast. Breakfast was amazing too. Everyone here was so kind and helpful, and even sent me an item I misplaced in the room... that made it to me in Maine in 2 days. Amazing!

We stayed with Sharon while attending a family wedding. She was a wonderful, responsive and…read moreinteresting host. Her house is on a secluded street yet very close to town. We would return when back in town she also made us a delicious breakfast

From the owner: The Purple Chefs House is a quiet getaway in the woods just minutes from downtown Brattleboro. And…read more30 minutes to Wilmington and the Southern Vermont Ski Areas. You will be welcomed into the house by the resident Sheltie, Mr. Marlowe. Ask about bringing your dog to visit. Sharon is an experienced caterer and long time resident of southern Vermont. Enjoy a great full breakfast on the deck in the summer. Sit by the wood stove in the living room in the winter with a cup of tea or our delicious homemade hot chocolate. Garden and pond to enjoy in the summers. Walking trails near by plus skiing, cross country and down hill, snowshoeing too.

Hands down the best bed and breakfast I've ever stayed in! Every detail is well-thought out and…read moreperfectly executed. The rooms and the grounds are beautiful and relaxing. Lee and Bob are the perfect hosts, easy to chat with and available at a moment's notice, but never intrusive. And the breakfasts are amazing!!! You will not regret a stay here.

What a charming Idealic setting in luscious Green Vermont very upscale newly renovated inn with…read moresprawling back yard fields a continuous River Brook near a waterfall and covered bridge exquisite morning breakfasts at your requested times . beautiful attentive caretakers ..top quality bed and friendly bathrooms in each room.. quiet gentle cozy rooms made for our splendid perfect weekend stay. LARAAJI & Arji OceAnanda May 25,2022

We ordered corn to feed animals in our backyard it was awesome!!! Will be ordering more in the…read morefuture!!!!

Wendy and Dean are the most gracious of hosts and have a wonderful guest house. Home made…read morebreakfast, so many small touches like fresh flowers al over and a lovely property. We are sure to return in the future. Thank you!

As a regular traveler and even more frequent reader of travel reviews, I am very familiar with (and…read morehave experienced) many stereotypes. The one this time is highly unpleasant initial contact that precludes staying there. The promise of a few relaxing days reduced the sting of resigning myself to paying $300/night for the "privilege" of a private bath; although all accommodations go for more than $200/night, only two of the six options have private baths. (The slightly less expensive option than mine was booked for my desired dates). Two are small one-room spaces that they advertise as cottages but seem more to be sheds. Neither have any plumbing and require using common facilities for guests in the main house. Reaching an innkeeper was rough to begin with. He then kept misstating my desired dates and told me that they could later adjust it. I let that go and hoped for the best. The breaking point was discussing my arrival time. I understood and respected that check in time was 3:00 pm. I truly did not think that ask to arrivie at 10 am on a Saturday morning in mid-September and happily either leaving my luggage in the car or leaving it behind the desk at the B n B until my room was ready and quietly enjoying the property was unreasonable. I was not counting on my room even being empty then but figured that it likely would be. The innkeeper got upset and told me that they still would have been serving breakfast (to no more then 12 guests, some of whom likeky already would have started their day) and could not even think about "assimilating" a guest at that time, He fully knew that I was not expecting any attention beyond a "hey" and maybe a handshake at that time. I told him to forget it and hung up; despite having my telephone number and e-mail, he made no effort at damage control even to the point of a quick apology that they did not want me there that early. My subsequent call to at least leave things on a friendlier note went unanswered. Subsequent conversations with a couple of travel agents, two friends who regularly travel, and a friend who is an award-winning travel agent confirmed my sense that my request was very reasonable, This is aside from the owners arguably charging at least 2x what they should. As an aside, I NEVER have had a hotel or inn keeper deny a request to show up early and amuse myself until my room was ready.

I travel a lot, both in the US and all over the world. When…read moreI plan a trip I look for accommodation well within the 4-5 star range, especially outside of the country or an area that might be tricky to navigate. When I heard about Frog Meadow, what appealed to me was the fact that it is a rustic, mountain / wooded retreat. And that's what I wanted .... rustic relaxation. They offer some rooms w/ private baths - and some rooms that have a shared bath ( perfect if you are traveling with friends). I chose what they call The Brook Cottage. Set away from the main house, next to a babbling brook, this magical little cabin features a queen bed, electricity with ceiling fan and air conditioning ( I didn't need it at the end of June - the property sits on top of a mountain and the entire cottage has screened windows that provide an amazing cross breeze). Relaxing in this cottage surrounded by nature, is just transforming. I have not slept this good in months. Imagine the most comfy bed .... with great linen and blankets .... in an enchanted forest. I'm not kidding - it felt like that. True, it does not have a bathroom. But I knew this and realized that I would be "Glamping" and that's what this is!! The bathroom is located in the main house (which they show you during the tour when you arrive). It is spotlessly clean, and they offer big robes and lots of towels. This is a MENS retreat, so they jokingly suggest that in the night when you have to - just water the trees lol - otherwise the bathroom is there to use at all times. It worked out fine. They have a wood fired hot tub ... a swimming pond ..... patio to relax on and enjoy the evening. Also available is a beautiful great room / living room with cable tv if you want. Then there is breakfast. Served in a large chefs kitchen / dining room combo and butlers pantry. Fresh fruits and granola and yogurts, fresh juice tea and coffee to start. They prepare a different hot breakfast every day featuring local ingredients. The food was awesome. The hosts are a couple that built this property from scratch, and they love what they do. Attentive ( but not bothersome). This is their home and they enjoy sharing it, and are so accommodating. ** I mentioned that I had spotty internet in the cottage ... and they moved the routers right away to improve the signal etc ( it worked great after that). They could have easily shrugged and said it's the woods - sorry.... but they cared. Frog Meadow is amazing and I can't recommend it enough if you are looking for a quality, gay b&b. If you are looking for a fussy froo froo boring hotel then go there. If you want rustic and comfortable glamping in a true VT paradise - then go to Frog Meadow!!

Great little quiet bed and breakfast to stop by and stay the night with a nice porch to relax and…read moresoak in the beautiful property.

My partner and I stay here anytime we visit VT. We aren't skiers (but there are trails nearby) we…read morejust enjoy escaping the city life. This bed and breakfast is in an old style New England home, the rooms are bedrooms you would stay in at an Air B&B vs hotel. Had a very relaxing ambiance that takes you to a simpler time. The property itself is beautiful. The inn keeper is very nice and she makes an amazing breakfast all with local ingredients. I highly recommend The Elvis which is a French Toast sandwich with bananas and peanut butter. Also comes with home fries and bacon (or maple sausage) and juice. Nice some style living room with a piano and guitar. Perfect for a relaxing. romantic and cozy weekend getaway. Being bedrooms you will hear some noise through the doors however because it is so small people are very quiet. The beds are insanely comfortable. If we hadn't just bought a new mattress we would buy the same exact ones they have.