I stayed one night with Gail and her grandson, and I was welcomed as one of the family. The inn is…read morehistorical, and Gail was very patient as I asked numerous questions regarding its unique history. The room was tastefully decorated and had its own pedestal sink which really came in handy. The bed was comfortable with an extra supply of pillows. And let's not forget the delicious farmhouse breakfast that Gail prepared from scratch using local ingredients. Finally, I really loved the setting, which was especially beautiful under a blanket of snow.

While we enjoyed meeting Innkeeper Gail, the inn and our stay were a disappointment. Our room was…read moresmall, unkempt, distinctively musty. We cut short our stay after just one night. Sadly, can't assign even a single star, but Yelp won't allow a no-star post.

Friendly and accommodating with your schedule, the Cherry's offer convenient, and comfortable…read morelodging for a good price in a craftsman style property dating from the turn of the 19th / 29th century. The structures are old, so expect some quirks typical of a house like this. There are shared spaces, including bathrooms, so if that's not to your liking you may want to look elsewhere or bring a whitenoise device to drown out any unwanted sounds. We found it enjoyable to interact with the other guests (including one couple with a newly adopted dog)

My husband and I stayed here for our 25th Anniversary during the week. Martin and Susan greeted us,…read moreshowed us the beautiful room we were staying in and are extremely nice. Our room in the carriage house was so nice. One of the most comfortable beds we have ever slept on. The breakfast was great. Excellent eggs and I loved the variety of fruit. We would love to stay here again.

Another amazing weekend at The Victorian on Sunset Hill. John and Nancy are the most charming…read morehosts. Everything about this place is wonderful.. Especially John's fabulous breakfast. Can't wait to go back. It is my go to when I just need to get away. Ruthanne Z North Reading

If you haven't stayed with John and Nancy at the Victorian on Sunset Hill you're missing their…read moreauthentic hospitality. We ride our motorcycles from metro Boston and whenever we arrive--in the rain, the cold, the dark, the garage door opens for us. From hot tea to wine with cheese and crackers or a bucket of ice--John asks what we'd like. In the morning we bring a carafe of Peet's coffee up to our sunrise room overlooking the presidential mountains before sitting down to a four course breakfast. Fresh fruit cup, a yogurt parfait with berries, a waffle ( a pitcher of warm maple syrup ), finishes with eggs Benedict. The veranda provides plenty of comfortable seating for reading and reflection--or enjoying a beverage. The Victorian is truly a restorative place that encourages relaxation and conversation--with little effort you can plan your day's activities of hiking, cycling, or site seeing.

Boyfriend and I attended Mulburn Inn's 3rd annual fireworks display for the 4th of July 2026. We…read morehad a great time! The B&B itself was beautifully lit up, and we loved that they do this for free for the town of Bethlehem - it was a great atmosphere, with kids having fun and everyone polite and having a good time. Great food truck with a smoker that smelled really good, and nice music playing too. Good job!

The Mulburn Inn celebrated Americas' 250 "Fourth of July 2026" that exceeded our every…read moreexpectation! Beautifully decorated with cozy fireplaces, antiques, and historic charm, it is both elegant and incredibly welcoming. Our Madison Room was spacious, spotless, and very comfortable with a four post bed. Dave and Karen are outstanding Innkeepers who make you feel like family, Dave's hearty homemade breakfasts with homemade French toast with orange cream butter, and hot bread pudding. East to check in as Karen just hands you the Key; no rules, no directives, no signs, just have a good time. Good Parking, and all the rooms had mini-splits air conditioning. Three fireplaces made of bright Italian tiles, with real hardwood floors throughout. Perfectly located for exploring Littleton, Bethlehem, and the Mount Washington area, this is a place we will be returning in January. Highly recommended!

Beautiful little cabin with awesome amenities, a great find!! The owner of the cabin, Andrew, is a…read morewonderful host. Being that this is a perfect place for a very secluded getaway, he gives you your space when you need it. However he and his wife are attentive to detail and readily available when asked upon. The location itself is stunning and the cabin was warm and cozy despite some frigid temperatures. If you plan on cooking keep in mind that there is only a mini fridge and microwave. So you will need to use the grill which does have a burner. But we loved this and grilled every night! We would highly recommend this to a couple just looking for a romantic getaway. Can't wait to go back ourselves!

Had a lovely stay. Breakfasts were incredible. I highly recommend the French toast made with…read moreSteve's homemade bread. Rooms were pleasant and clean. I told Steve our room needed a night light and when we came back in the evening it was there! Separate bathrooms for guys and gals which I liked.

We had won a free night at the Inn through a local Snowmobiling club. We stayed for one night and…read morewe were the only ones there, it was a very nice place to stay and very clean. The rooms had television and bathrooms on either side of the halls. It was a nice and comfortable place to stay, the heat was great as it was -2 on the night that we stayed. Brrrrr! Breakfast in the morning was great, hot coffee, and the pancakes were huge and the buffet had so much to offer. Even though we didn't stay at the inn the second night we were in Danville, we care back for breakfast. Steve does a very good job running the inn and making sure that everyone is enjoying their breakfast in the morning.

Lovely inn nestled in Lower Waterford, VT, with the prevailing theme of rabbits throughout. They…read moreeven make it possible to "adopt" one of the uber soft and furry little rabbits for a "mere" $45.00. Just a tad rich for my blood, plus I couldn't buy for one grandchild and not the other, so I purchased none. But I digress. The inn is old, very old in fact, but it is well appointed, and the rooms have been upgraded as much as possible. They are very small, but very clean and tastefully decorated with bunnies and all. The bed was super comfortable with great pillows. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We pretty much stayed to ourselves, but there were a number of common areas where we could've fraternized with the guests, played board games, read. The outdoor grounds were quite lovely, and in addition to a patio to sit on, there was a large grassy area to walk around, and I believe one could play croquet too... not positive about that part, though. There were no TV's in the rooms purposely, and I'm not sure there were any in the common areas either. I doubt we would've liked that if we had stayed longer than one night... but for one night, we survived. Funny and ironic how dependent we (and most people) are on being entertained by TV's. My only disappointment was, and I knew ahead of time, is that we were staying there on a night their main dining room was NOT open, so we didn't get to dine there. It probably would've been much better than where we did eat, and we would've had the convenience of being right there... but alas, it was not meant to be this time. Their pub was open, but the menu was quite minimal and not anything we were interested in. If ever we should pass through this part of Vermont in the future, I would love the opportunity to stay here again.

Courtney took amazing care of us as did Alyssa (I think that's what her name was, I apologize if…read morenot!) The service at the inn was outstanding. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and we really enjoyed sitting in front of the fire place at night after a long day. My rabbit loving sister especially enjoyed all the rabbit decor. The food was amazing! We loved our breakfasts and the dinner we had at 24 Carat, as well as the drinks served at the snooty fox. Definitely one of the best places my mother, sister, and I have stayed.

Jay and Jude were the friendliest and most helpful of hosts. Love the farm with it's sheep herd,…read moreflowers blooming and fresh mown hay fields. Jude and I saw a deer one morning from the breakfast room. The old red barn juxtaposed with a solar panel nearby is pure Vermont. While the farm is off the main highway a mile or two, it's an easy drive to local villages and less than an hour to Montpelier. All rooms are up a narrow center staircase with a full bath in the hall. They have a spa bath on the first floor that is pictured here in Photos. A large tiled accessible shower, jetted tub, tall windows which can be opened and ample towels and supplies. Of course, breakfast was a fresh two course meal with Vermont coffee in a room with a view of the patio and gardens.

Love this place. Came here this summer on a solo motorcycle trip. It was poring rain all weekend…read moreand I soaked in the greenhouse hot tub the evening I arrived, then spent the next day curled up on a cozy couch in front of the soapstone wood stove. I enjoyed it so much that I booked the entire B & B suite for a weekend to come back with the family. The suite is three bedrooms and very affordable for a weekend get-a-way. The back wing of this old farmhouse is half cozy living room/kitchen and half modernized greenhouse. Downstairs in the updated section is a wonderful bathroom with large jacuzzi tub and walk in shower with three (yes, 3) shower heads - though the switching valve only let's you run two at a time. Plus the radiant floor tiles makes me want to just lie in the sun along with Phoenix the resident friendly cat. Upstairs are three cozy bedrooms with wonderful Vermont landscape views and lot's of books for browsing. Outside there are pastures and trails, a big old barn, sheep and a llama. When we were there in the fall the llama was just wandering around the yard as it had been fighting with the ram, so Jay just let it out to get a little breathing room. So I woke up in the morning and watched the llama on patrol around the house. Jay and Jude, like so many B & B owners (a special breed) are friendly and entertaining. They are anxious to be helpful and quick to recommend good restaurants, places to hike, and other things to do. And the breakfasts, ahh, the breakfasts... You have to stay at least two nights just so that you can get more of their good food. fresh fruit cup, maple smoked bacon, maple walnut scones, asparagus soufflé, baked apples with maple syrup, blueberry muffins, light and fluffy waffles ... I went to bed each night excited to wake up and smell whatever was cooking. None of the rooms have a private bath, but renting the whole space makes that happen. No cellular phone service (well sometimes one bar) but good wifi. Close to hiking, X country skiing, and snowmobile trails. Close to Montpelier. A couple of really nice restaurants in the area: Claire's, Positive Pie, Rainbow Sweets.