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!

Super impressed with the accommodations…read more Note: 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors are only accessible by stairs, no elevators. Would recommend bringing a tote bag for one or two night stays if you don't want to haul your suitcase up 3 flights of stairs. Suite was very cleaned, smelled decent, and the suite provided a home feel. No TVs in bedrooms, only living room. There are a few spots out back to park your car, but honestly, I felt safer parking out on the Main St. with lights on the street. Check-in and check-out was simply, no contact. Easy to find and everything was in working condition. I would definitely stay here again.

My daughter and I visited for the first time and fell in love with the Inn and the sweet town it is…read morelocated in. The prices for this lovely space are excellent and the accommodations are clean and just as lovely. We stayed in the Deerleap Suite and it felt like home. The Bartlett Falls are just down the street and you have access to several restaurants including the charming Snap's Cafe. But if you want to prepare your own dinner, the suite is fully furnished and has a great kitchen. There's a grocery store in town, too. Highly recommend this place!!!!

For years I stayed somewhere new every time I visited Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, but what I…read morereally wanted was one place I'd want to return to again and again, somewhere that felt like a second home. A year ago I found it at Grünberg Haus, and I've been coming back again this summer--and it was the best tripe yet by far! Duane is the kind of host you don't forget. He seems to know what you need before you do, and you can feel how much he genuinely cares about everyone who walks through the door. I was traveling solo to meet up with friends and got there before anyone else arrived. Duane met me right in the parking lot, helped me get settled. Little touches like that set the tone for the whole stay. I stayed in the Inn and it was perfect. The bed was incredibly comfortable, everything was spotless, and the decor is full of personality and details you will never get tired of discovering. Mostly, though, it was just relaxing. I spent a lot of time just hanging out doing nothing but listening to the woods around me. As a lifelong New Yorker, it was the exact opposite of my daily life, and exactly what I needed. Breakfast is where Duane really shines. He is the heart and soul of Grünberg Haus and a true culinary genius. Every morning he cooked something different and every single one was a winner: egg, ham, and cheese; pancakes and eggs; breakfast tacos. And that yogurt and berry parfait... I'm still dreaming about it. The inn itself is gorgeous, decked out with great pop culture posters and all kinds of fun finds. My friends and I spent evenings hanging out in the cozy living room with a few drinks, and it was a blast. Duane also recently put in a new wifi system that boosted the internet across the entire property, so staying connected was never an issue, even out in the cabin. In the gathering room of the Inn, he's got an incredible selection of records! And if you want to watch anything, the projector is great. The location can't be beat. You're about five minutes from downtown Waterbury, home to one of my favorite bars anywhere, Blackback Pub, plus Freak Folk Brewing, Prohibition Pig, and Hen of the Wood, where I had an unforgettable dinner. If you want something with far more character than a standard hotel, I can't recommend Grünberg Haus enough. Also, Neko is the BEST!

Make this review sound better for an inn and cabin that I stayed at: A true home away from home -…read moreperfect spot to truly relax and unwind. The decor and vibe was nostalgia to my adolescence!! Our dog instantly become friends with Neko and loved running up and down from the cabin. Duane has an amazing vibe and the positive energy was refreshing - his complimentary homemade breakfasts were a complete bonus and amazingly done. Highly recommended and definitely going back ChatGPT said: Inn & Cabin Review A true home away from home! This is the perfect spot to relax, recharge, and truly unwind. The decor and overall vibe brought back such wonderful nostalgia from my adolescence. Our dog instantly became best friends with Neko and absolutely loved running up and down between the cabin and the inn. Duane has an amazing energy, and his positive, welcoming spirit was so refreshing. And the complimentary homemade breakfasts were an incredible bonus--everything was absolutely delicious and beautifully done. We had such a wonderful stay and can't recommend this place highly enough. We'll definitely be back!

We took our dog on his first Vermont vacation (our's also) and stayed at The Ugly Dog Cabin. It was…read moreperfect. The cabin's owner and caretaker, Mariann, has thought of everything. The kitchen is better equipped than mine at home. We ended up cooking a lot of our meals after shopping at the local coop, and reading and/or playing one of the numerous table games until well into the early morning hours. You don't need to bring anything with you! Amazing. Loved our stay and would go back!

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!

My boyfriend and I stayed at this lovely inn after Cider Stock recently. The owners Zelia and Gary…read morewere very sweet and helpful. We stayed in the main house where they made us a delicious breakfast of yougart, granola, fruit, tea, coffee scones and a spinach omlette. Our room was clean, the house was spotless. We would definitely come back.

My husband and I had a wonderful stay with Gary and Zelia while in Middlebury to attend our son's…read moreFeb graduation. The winter nights in their house were cozy and comfortable - we had everything we needed. I think my favorite part of staying there was visiting with Gary and Zelia for an hour (or two?) the night we arrived. It was so interesting to learn about how their lives led them to Middlebury. The eggs florentine for breakfast the next morning stands out as my favorite meal. Kind of makes me wish our son hadn't graduated yet.

West Hill B&B is the BEST! We stayed for three nights over the weekend of the Mad River Marathon…read more We weren't running it (originally I was competing in a Highland Games at Sugarbush but it was cacelled) but had a great time with all those who were! When you first arrive Peter and Susan give you the tour of both your room and the house. That's when you meet Smoky and Snowball, their beautiful cats. The house and the gardens are expansive and welcoming, as are the hosts. There is a bar with beer and wine and Peter is happy to serve you Scothes and liqueurs from the Craich in the evenings. (Everything is added to your bill at the end so no need for cash.) We stayed in the Garden Room, with its own entrance. It was very comfortable and made up for us every day with a little tidbit of Vermont history laid on the pillows every night. It was quiet and peaceful. Breakfast was amazing! Susan is a superb cook and made a three course breakfast every morning that included dessert! You won't go hungry at West Hill! She even made up a huge carb load for the marathoners the night before and an early morning breakfast (5 am!) for the marathon runners. My husband took advantage of the breakfast so he could get off early on a hike. I waited until a civilized hour. The gardens are huge! They own the property on both sides of the road so there are multiple ponds, fountains, gazebos, chairs, and a comfy hammock! They even provided a fire pit and ingredients for S'mores. What fun! We spent one afternoon reading and napping in the gazebo in the upper garden. It was bliss. Pater and Susan are great innkeepers. They are friendly, knowledgeable, and so excited to share their home. We met some wonderful people and they encouraged conversation. It was like a family for those few days. TIPS: The cats do not go in the rooms, however if you are severely allergic you may not want to stay here. Definitely let them know if you have any food preferences or allergies--they are very knowledgeable and accommodating of dietary needs! They are not kidding when they say to let them know if you want reservations at a local restaurant--they will call and make them for you. I can't recommend them highly enough! We are definitely returning.

This place is wonderful. Conveniently located to Sugarbush but you don't even need to drive there…read more They now have a shuttle bus that stops at the front door of the B&B and takes you to the slopes. This house has 8 rooms....my favorite being the Garden Room but all are nice and comfy. Peter and Susan prepare breakfast for the guests and have warm cookies at the end of the day. They also now have a liquor license so no need to drive to et a drink. All in all this is a great place to stay when visiting Warren or Waitsfield.

Although I was the only participant on the water slide over the age of 15, I felt welcome…read more The camping spaces were shaded, wide enough, and mostly level. It is a very family friendly environment with a large playground, 3 pools, and an arcade. The showers were clean and spacious with 2 towel hooks. The camp store and on site deli has lots of offerings. You can purchase pizza by the slice or a whole pizza. We would camp here again.

The staff was very helpful, the first one we encountered was (Ella) that checked us in. Throughout…read moreour time at the campground we also encountered ( Jill) and our time to leave, we encountered (Sierra). These Three individuals were extremely professional in dealing with guests and deserve recognition and in my opinion well deserved raise. When we come back through Vermont, we are definitely going to stay at this campground. Will recommend this campground to our friends and family!!!