Amazing , beautiful, and very special place made even more special by host Taffy Maynard. We will…read moredefinitely be going back to High Pastures and can't wait to return.

Atmosphere and owners are very pleasant. Rooms are very comfortable. We absolutely have no…read morecomplaints about the inn.

When you arrive at the property you are in awe of the natural beauty of the house, river and…read morebridge. When you walk through the doors of the mill you know you have arrived somewhere magical. Ron and Linda greeted us and explained that we could use the Riverhouse which has a fireplace and seating so you can enjoy another part of the property. Ron gave us a treat by providing a concert from his vast collection of vinyl records. Ron shared wonderful stories about his music collection. The house has everything you need for your stay. Breakfast is a treat. The level of detail that is put into breakfast made it an experience to remember. They provide a cheese sampling from Vermonts creameries as well. We didn't want to leave and felt that two days was not enough. We will definitely be back. Thank you Ron and Linda for restoring and preserving the Grist Mill so that generations to come can enjoy.

My fiancé and I stayed here twice, and both times were wonderful. Andrea was friendly and…read moreaccommodating and the breakfast was phenomenal! Her home is beautiful, the room was comfortable and spacious (we stayed in the blue room both times). The bathrooms were super clean. It was everything we needed, and more. The proximity to Killington made our weekend ski trips easy. I forgot that she has a hot tub- so we were unprepared, but next time! We highly recommend staying with her. It was a great value and a great stay!

My husband and I booked a two-night stay at this beautiful home via Airbnb. It is a beautiful,…read moresecluded house on CCC Road (which stands for Civilian Conservation Corps, we learned from a book in our room); and we were the only people staying there this given weekend. It was a little confusing when we arrived to figure out how to get inside. We ended up finding an unlocked door to the side (the front door is a little harder to push open), but then it was unclear who was around. It would have been helpful to have more information right in the main area about how to get in touch with someone or even the wifi password in case we needed to call someone. (Our phones did not work in this part of town.) Our room, the Green Room, was comfy. There's also a hot tub in an adjacent room that can be used by guests, which had lots of pleasant additions like candles and bath salts. The jets were great! There was a surprise power outage one evening, which thankfully didn't last too long but did seem to impact the temperature of the hot water for the rest of the time we were there, even after the water heater was reset. Breakfast each morning was really tasty and filling. (Helen made perfect bacon!) By being the only people in the b&b this given weekend, we did feel a little like we were a burden, but overall our stay was comfortable. It's a really beautiful space.

My wife and I stayed at The Governor's Inn the weekend of Oct 13-15, 2023. The place was…read moreimmaculate, beautiful, and full of charm. Our hosts were friendly and welcoming. The room was great, an extremely comfortable bed. The sheets were so comfortable that we checked the brand and ordered some for our home! And don't miss the breakfast- we at first didn't think it would be enough- when we were done we were quite satisfied- and it was delicious. The Inn is close and convenient to downtown Ludlow- a quaint Vermont town right near Okemo Mountain resort with all of the activities it has to offer, as well as Buttermilk Falls in the Okemo State Forest. We will definitely be coming back next time we come to Ludlow.

This was an excellent place to stay. Everything was so cozy and comfortable. The rooms were…read morespotless and well appointed. The breakfast was just the right size and was excellent. But the high point of the inn are the inn keepers. They were so welcoming and helpful. We stayed during the VT Inn to Inn walk, so we were tired and disheveled and they welcomed us with open arms and made us immediately comfortable. Sitting on the front porch remains one of the high points of my trip.

Staying here is like coming home. Emily, our hostess, is friendly, engaging, and eager to please…read more Our room is spacious, the breakfasts are delicious, and she's dog friendly! We will most certainly be back!!

From the owner: Full breakfast featuring local products; environment featuring wildlife habitat; visiting chipmunks…read moreand birds. Gardens to wander. Peace and quiet. Making you feel at home. Area hiking and biking.

The Birch Ridge Inn is easily one of my favorite restaurants in Killington. Though it can be a…read morelittle hard to find if you don't know where you are going the entrance alone is grand! You have to enter up this little covered bridge which is pretty cool. Once entering the Inn you are greeted by the owner or his wife usually and brought into the dining room or the bar if you choose. the decor is very welcoming and has a very cozy feel to it. You truly feel like you are visiting a friends home. The food was excellent the drinks were well crafted and the evening was memorable. Can't wait to come back!

My husband and I had a beautiful anniversary dinner at Birch Ridge Inn, and I would definitely…read morerecommend the restaurant to anyone looking for a cozy, delicious experience in Killington. The ambiance was very memorable -- from the adorable covered bridge you drive through, to the architecture of the inn, to the sweet greeting from innkeeper Bill. We felt like we were visiting someone's home, and we could definitely sense Bill's passion for the place. We visited around Christmastime during Covid-19, so Killington wasn't as busy as I'm sure it usually is. We had the choice of eating in the dining room or in their lounge in front of the HUGE and beautifully decorated tree. Christmas music was softly playing, and the romantic cabin aesthetic really made me feel like I was living in a real life Hallmark movie. The food was good, not SUPER memorable, but very yummy. We had the brie (my favorite), ravioli and NY strip steak. Overall, the experience was fantastic for our anniversary. Try it out!

Old run down house. Mangy cats running around. The owner…read moreSallie is super nosey. Poorly kept building. Ice fell off her barn and did $6000 worth the damage to my new truck and refused to pay the deductible to repair it.

This is a great place to stay in Rutland. It's right across the street from the Rutland Country…read moreClub which has a great restaurant. And the golf course is open to the public. The B&B is hosted by Sallie Gill. She serves a great breakfast and keeps you company during the meal while keeping your coffee cup full. She was very gracious and accommodating. Upon arriving she showed me all around the mansion and gave me tips on where to go and what to do in the Rutland area.

Excellent dinner, beautiful ambiance. Food was delicious and service excellent. Highly recommend…read morefor a Vermont Inn dinner.

We chose this spot for 3 days 2 nights with a group of 8 for a ski trip to Okemo which is pretty…read moreclose by. We had the top accommodation ( nicknamed the penthouse ) all to ourselves and at first glance, we found it to be really nice. The building itself is quite old, but the space is overall well maintained and the rooms were large as well as nice. The space had more than enough room for all of us as well as a decently sized kitchen and a living room. The amount of room we were given was more than sufficient for 8, but we were without water for the entire stay. It was revealed after we checked out that a plumber had uncovered a leak in the pipes which was why the water was failing to get to our unit at the top, but overall, it left us feeling very discouraged as we couldn't shower, wash dishes, or even flush our toilets. We were compensated $100 at the end and were allowed to use another room's shower for the second night ( not the first though since they were fully booked ), but the first night definitely felt rough as we had skiied and snowboarded all day without the ability to shower. The food for breakfast was pretty decent - I enjoyed the complementary meal both days, the first day being a buffet style and the second day being more of an order whatever you'd like due to the smaller crowd. It was pretty standard with eggs, bacon / sausage, pancakes / French toast, and a variety of juices as well as coffee. I would only not recommend the French toast as it was just like bread dipped in egg rather than having the actual flavor of French toast. Overall, I wouldn't mind booking the space again as the staff were kind enough and doing their best, but probably not with the penthouse out of fear of not having water again.