We came to the farm for a day tour and had a great time! Asia was so welcoming and even put up with…read morepretty silly questions from people who know nothing about farms . Had a chance to feed baby cows and milk an older cow. Really unique experience and we all really enjoyed it!

Before booking, it's important to understand what Liberty Hill Farm actually is. You're staying in…read moresomeone's home -- not a traditional inn, lodge, or working farm stay with structured activities. It's a large, old farmhouse with a few rooms converted into guest rooms. That setup can be charming to some, but surprising to others. Let's start with the "experiences" listed on the website. Things like fly fishing, hiking, or barn tours technically exist, but only if you take the initiative to do them yourself. There's no real guidance, schedule, or facilitation. If you're imagining a hands-on farm experience or curated activities, you'll likely be disappointed. Beth, who runs the property, is clearly the heartbeat of the place -- but she's not a natural in hospitality. While it's understandable that hosting guests in your personal home can be draining, she comes across as short, unwelcoming, and at times, downright rude. For example, she called the day of our arrival to push check-in an hour later, and when we arrived right on time, she rushed us upstairs with a quick "OK, there you go!" No tour, no orientation, no warmth. Later, when we went to the kitchen (hoping to learn more about the farm or get a lay of the land), she looked up and said, "You have questions?" I smiled and said, "So many!" -- expecting maybe a bit of that classic Vermont charm and a quick rundown of things to do. Instead, she said, "Save your questions for dinner please, I'm busy." It was such an awkward, deflating exchange that we actually considered leaving. To her credit, she does cook meals and gathers everyone around the table, which could be a lovely touch in the right hands. But the experience feels centered more around her routine than around guests enjoying farm life. Bottom line: If you're looking for a genuine farm stay -- where you can milk cows, explore the property, and feel part of the rhythm of the land -- this isn't that. If you simply want to sleep in a farmhouse, walk around quietly, and hope not to get scolded, it might suit you fine. I really wanted to love Liberty Hill Farm. The setting is beautiful, the concept is wholesome, but the execution is missing the heart and hospitality that make this kind of stay special.

Beautiful rooms and great food. The Huntingtons lived here for many years; the family produced a…read moresuccession of respected doctors. Although one feels the antiquity of the house, the bedrooms and bathrooms are completely up-to-date and the beds are very comfortable. I am a vegetarian so I haven't tasted everything on the menu here, But the carnivores and omnivores I know seem to enjoy it very much... and so have I. One would enjoy spending Christmas here, The house is decorated beautifully and with good taste at Christmas; there's a beautiful park in front of the house with a gazebo and a Christmas tree In December. Spring ,summer and autumn are also special here. There is no place more beautiful than Central Vermont , especially in autumn; Huntington House is the quintessential place to stay at this time of year.

This place is a hidden gem. After a group weekend long stay at The Huntington House Inn I can…read moreguarantee that I will return. It's gives "Gilmore Girl" vibes through out the Inn as well as the surrounding town. The host was a delight, very accommodating and made sure our stay was comfortable. The restaurant/bar attached to the Inn is such a plus. Can't say enough about how incredible our meals were. Such a variety of options on the menu and each plate came out with a meal to fill you up! The Doc's bar had karaoke which was a hit with our crew. Everyone down to the bartenders were friendly as could be. Hoping to make a trip back come summertime. Thanks again for a rememberable stay

Yes, I do recommend The Green Trails Inn. With the severe drought this fall, I was unable to keep…read moremy visitors at my home, so I put them up at Green Trails Inn. The Inn has been recently renovated and the rooms are lovely. The Innkeepers included so many little extras to make my guests feel welcomed. I could not have been more pleased.

Stayed here for a wedding. The inn keeper was incredibly friendly and accommodating, as well as a…read moregreat cook. We had a great big room at a competitive price, and the breakfast in the morning was all home-made. She actually has written several cook books for special dietary needs. This is a great place to get away from it all. And I mean ALL. There's no tv, no room phone, and you can just enjoy the company of others, and maybe the game monopoly that's stashed in the closet. I'll find a reason to go back here. If it were closer to a mountain, I'd suggest a family winter getaway ski trip and staying in the Fork Store across the road. Which is a phenomenal house for weekly and vacation renting.

This is my fiance and I's first time ever coming to a bed and breakfast, and I am convinced that I…read morewill never step foot into a hotel ever again after the hospitality Mike and Nancy showed us! This was a perfect getaway for our anniversary, and the breakfast was so special! Nancy started you out with assorted beverages in their cute custom Maple Leaf Inn ceramic mugs, and a chocolate muffin which was light and not too sweet (best one I've ever had). Next course was a banana with a lemon caramel sauce(delicious). The savory course was a poached egg on top of lentils and roasted tomatoes on top of polenta. We stayed in the Morning Glory room which had a soaking tub for two(I enjoyed this every day) with complimentary herbal bath salts. The bathroom also had radiant floor heating which was a very nice touch on cold Vermont mornings. Our bed had a pillowtop, with amazingly soft silky sheets. I wanted to take them home with me! The room also had a nice flat screen TV with two reclining wing back chairs. Mike and Nancy also offer one complimentary beer or wine every night, which was very nice. Not to mention the library with assorted older books, easy reads, and old romantic movies! Their dog, Beckit also was very fun to play with. The value- I paid 155 for one night (which is also the deposit when you book), and during the week during off peak season you get the second night at 50% off! naturally, we stayed a second night. Who could pass that up? With all the small touches that this place offers, I felt like royalty. This place is seriously like no place I have ever been, they made my fiance and I feel like family, I cant wait to come again!

Relaxing, Beautiful attention to detail is unbelievable. The innkeepers are lovely and friendly…read more Breakfast was delicious. Tea and coffee was available all day and was definitely a plus because it was freezing. The rooms were clean and attention to detail was fantastic. Comfortable bed. The fireplace in room was great just wish we had enough wood for a morning fire. Quiet setting. We will be back soon!!

My boyfriend surprised me with a weekend getaway to Apple Hill Inn after learning that I've always…read morewanted a romantic, gorgeous B&B experience -- and that's what we got here! Bev is the primary inn keeper -- what a firecracker! She makes the most sumptuous country breakfast imaginable, with the most gorgeous flat, dish, silverware. The inn only has 3 rooms, so you'll be sure to feel comfortable in the intimacy of the house. When we stayed, at the end of October, we became fast friends with the other couple staying there (keep in mind, we are in our 20's/30's while the couple was in their 50's/60's, but the environment was just so laid back it was difficult not to be so friendly!). The place is near a cutesy New England downtown you would only expect to see in the movies. Also near Dartmouth U and Hannover. I've been spoiled -- don't know how I could ever go to any other B&B but this one ever again!

Beverlee is a most gracious host opening her home and sharing her history with all who enter. The…read moremoment we stepped through the doors and spoke with her we felt like we had known her for years her home is immaculate The grounds and views are amazing and we cannot wait to go back! Thank you for sharing your piece of heaven with us. You are quite an inspiration.

The Blueberry Hill Inn is a fabulous place to stay. My niece booked this place for the weekend for…read moreher wedding. The views were breathtaking. It was a very peaceful place to be. Sheri and the staff were amazing!! The food that was prepared for us during the weekend was delicious. The rooms we're comfortable and clean. I would HIGHLY recommend staying here.

Wow, there is so much I love here. We have stayed here multiple times. It is set in the middle of a…read moretrail network to hiking and cross-country skiing. The hiking options are great, short or long. The people are the biggest thing we love. They are friendly and helpful, and treat you like friends from the moment you arrive. You feel you are home here. The Inn has served as an Inn for decades, and Tony helped expand on repair of it in his soon to be 50 yrs time living here. We love the indoor courtyard filled with plants like a greenhouse even during the winter. It is one of the best places I have ever been.

I was fortunate enough to find RoyAlton Bed and Breakfast on Airbnb two winters ago on my ski trip…read moreto Killington, and had such an amazing experience that I decided to return in the summer. Evelyn ( the owner of the B and B) is a gracious, kind, and incredibly friendly host. She will make sure you feel right at home in her gorgeous bed and breakfast and will provide you with the most delicious meal right when you wake up! As you enjoy the stunning views of the mountains while sipping your coffee on the porch, you will be reminded of the long history of her 250+ year old home and cherish the memories that were once made here by the early settlers of Vermont. You will then look forward to all the memories you will make there during your stay! Evelyn's bed and breakfast is as breathtaking in the summer as it is in the winter. Highly recommend coming to visit during both seasons to get a full experience. After all, a stay at the Royalton's Bed and Breakfast is more than just a quick stop on the way to Killington: it's a history and nature filled experience in one of the most picturesque areas of Vermont with the kindest host.

From the owner: Royalton Bed and Breakfast offers up to 3 rooms with two shared bathrooms. Each room comes with…read moreeither a queen or full sized bed and amazing views from every room in the house. This 1840's farmhouse is situated on 130 acres of fields and Forest. Come walk down the path to the waterfall. It is especially nice just after a big rainfall or when the snow melts in the spring.

Wonderful place to stay when visiting Dartmouth or enjoying historic NE towns and outdoors…read more Excellent Inn Keeper/host. Very welcoming and beautiful B&B

The Partridge House accommodations were immaculate, well appointed, and comfortable. Ciaran…read morewelcomed us to step back in time and relax in the House's stream of luxurious and and somehow familiar hospitality. It was almost like being treated like a guest in your best friend's very clean house. It is a very short 250 yards down sidewalked streets to the heart of Norwich, the Historical Society, village green, and Dan & Whit's. Following a generous breakfast we strolled Norwich, lunched in Hanover (10 min drive including parking), toured King Arthur (5 min drive), and returned to enjoy a quiet evening and submit our breakfast orders.