We spent a wonderful three nights at this charming Inn . Lori makes delicious and varied healthy…read morebreakfasts. She accommodates special diets. We stayed in the ground floor suite and it was so airy and light. The Inn is kept very clean and it was a delight to meet her family. Across the street there is a barn with chickens, goats, and a horse. The views from any room are lovely. She also baked cookies or brownies and tea or coffee is available anytime of the day. We loved the historic town of Waitsfield. Sugarbush is only 15 minutes away. Another day we had a lovely drive to the Van Trapp resort where we cross country skied. It's a very relaxing place to stay. Lori recommended three very good nearby restaurants for dinner.

Absolutely charming and unforgettable! Our stay at the Yellow Farmhouse Inn (for two weekends!) in…read moreVermont was excellent! Monte and Lori were incredibly hospitable and made us feel right at home from the moment we walked in. The inn itself was picturesque, cozy, and elegant (think GIlmore Girls in Vermont). Breakfast was a standout--the fresh eggs from their own chickens made for excellent omelets, as well as delicious pancakes and homemade pastries. If you're looking for a serene getaway with delicious food and warm, welcoming hosts, the Yellow Farmhouse Inn is the perfect choice. Highly recommended!

My granddaughter picked this beautiful place for her wedding venue and I have to say I was a bit…read moreskeptical at first, I had never been to a wedding venue like this before but I absolutely feel in love with it. The scenery was beautiful, the food was so delicious and the staff could not have been any nicer. we stayed at the inn which is very quaint cozy and clean. Thanks to the staff for making it such a beautiful weekend.

My wife and I were married in the round barn and booked a room for a couple of nights. The location…read moreis beautiful and the food that was provided for the wedding was excellent.

Loved our visit! Breakfast with the innkeeper included a most informative conversation about…read moretoday in Vermont. Farming practices, tourism. And we shared a fondness for carving. Be sure to notice the beautiful woodwork in the house especially the banister. Bed was very comfy. Very clean. Breakfast pancake excellent.

What a lovely respite! We found Mad River Inn as a haven from the overheated yurt we had booked…read more The owners (Brandon and Susanna) let us know we weren't the first yurt stayers they had rescued. And what a rescue! From an abundance of tea options to daily fresh cookies to some wonderful recommendations, we were comfortable from the start of our stay to the end. The real bed and air conditioning were just cherries on top! We felt taken care of and had a lovely time.

The Wilder Farm Bed & Breakfast was a pleasure to stay at. Luke and Linda are very friendly people…read moreand keep a modern style B&B. My boyfriend and I are in our late 20's and wanted to stay somewhere a little more modern than what other B&Bs have to offer. The common areas are full of books, magazines, games, a computer, a television, a fireplace and comfy couches and chairs. Fresh baked YUMMY goods were put out in the afternoon. There is also tea, coffee and evening port available as well! We stayed in the River Room... which had a very comfy bed, a beautiful bathroom with bathtub and shower. in the bathroom there was bubble bath soap, lotions, organic hand wash, a blow drier, shampoo, conditioner and body wash. The bathtub even had a tray you can use to read your book while relaxing. The breakfast was amazing. Everything was fresh and delicious and perfect-size portions. I had the best piece of toast I've ever had. I didn't think toast coult be so delicious...! Outside the window there were bird feeders that attracted all kinds of birds and even chipmunks. Across the street is a Mad River trail along the river which is quite scenic. All and all, we had great time and enjoyed the stay. I would recommend this place to anyone!

My friend and I stayed here a little while back for a girls' weekend and had a fantastic time. We…read morestayed in the Montgomery Room, which was very large, clean, and comfortable. Our room included a private, detached bathroom a few doors down the hall, but the provided bathrobes and intimate feel of the home (including the fact that there are only a few guest rooms on the first floor) made the detached bathroom adequately comfortable. The common areas were very comfortable, and we felt welcome to use them. Sometimes at B&B's you feel like you're in someone's living room, but this felt like usable guest space. We enjoyed the tea from Vermont Liberty Tea Co., and were especially excited to arrive back at the B&B late one evening to a platter of brownies in the dining room! (Linda was kind enough to share the recipe, though after seeing how much butter was called for - no wonder they were so good!! - I never attempted baking them myself). Coffee on the large porch in the morning overlooking fields and a large lawn dotted with adirondack chairs provided a welcome escape from city life. Luke and Linda were very friendly and fun, eager to offer recommendations but also not intrusive. Breakfast was delicious, and Linda was patient with my friend's several special requests. The dining room included a large, long table, but also a couple of smaller tables for 2 for those who prefer more intimacy. I definitely intend to return!

We spent a weekend at the Featherbed Inn in November and cannot wait to go back! The whole property…read morebecame absolutely magical during the first snowfall of the year in late November. Karen & Mick are the most wonderful innkeepers and keep the space warm and inviting at all times. Karen also happens to make the best breakfast scones (fig and vanilla! cheddar and chive!) in the morning that are served warm, freshly baked, with butter and jam. We particularly love how it is dog friendly, too!

Where do I even begin? Every single thing about this place is incredible…read more Breakfasts: nothing short of astonishing. Prepare to have your day begin with a thoughtfully-curated, multi-course selection of delicious food. Breakfast starts off with a fresh scone (the vanilla Fig ones were our favorite) and then a creative fruit plate of sorts, and, finally, the showstopper (puff pancakes with maple bacon, breakfast cubanos to name a few). Starting your day off with these elaborate breakfasts is truly such a treat. The location: Incredible. Tons of restaurants (we loved Peasant), amazing breweries (Lawsons!), scenic hikes (can snowshoe from the property), skiing and more! There is even a farm with pigs / cows/ tractors 2 minutes from the property that our toddler son went absolutely bananas for. The property: Magical. Hard to describe the serenity that the property espouses. It is truly magic. The main Inn is so cozy with a roaring fire every morning and night, amazing guests to chat with and cookies to enjoy by the fire after a long day of skiing / snow-shoeing / drinking beer - whatever floats your boat. There is also an incredible hot tub and cozy robes to take advantage of. The Innkeepers, Mick and Karen: no words can describe how amazing they are. There is a reason why every other review mentions them -- they are warm, caring and make you feel so incredibly welcome in their place. You feel as though you are staying with your family at the most amazing, cozy place you could possibly imagine. It is clear they care deeply about their guests and go out of their way to make your stay as comfortable as possible. They cater to your particular interests/ needs and really do go above and beyond for their guests. Every little touch this place offers makes for a truly incredible experience. To summarize - DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND STAY HERE !!! This place does amazing things to your soul.

We were lucky to catch a reservation for the 2024 Eclipse, shortly after another party cancelled…read more The Inn is an antique farmhouse attached to a popular flatbread restaurant and about a mile from downtown shops. The grounds are a small working farm - although we visited in early spring, so not much to see there. The inn has the quirky charm of a house that has probably seen many lives. The lounge areas have creaky wooden floors and other original features. The decor is a mix of farmhouse antiques balanced with more recent comfortable pieces. We had the "Love" room which had a giant bathroom with a jacuzzi bath/shower and a comfortable bed with and antique iron bed frame. The room was clean. The breakfast was made to order (eggs, omelettes, pancakes, yogurt or grain bowl) and enjoyed in a spacious dining room that also had self-service tea and cookies most of the day. The hosts are very accommodating. There is a network of trails accessible from the parking lot. Overall a great Vermont experience and a good value.

I had the most incredible stay here for my sisters wedding. The hospitality and efficiency of the…read morestaff is unmatched. Everyone here is lovely and accommodating. I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a wholesome Vermont stay.

Great place to stay - we'll be back. Vickie & Jon do a wonderful job of providing a friendly,…read morefamily atmosphere and a comfortable setting. Rooms are well stocked and clean. Walk to local restaurants and shops. Bike to trails from the Inn.

From the owner: The Waitsfield Inn, a traditional Vermont bed and breakfast located in the center of the Mad River…read moreValley offers a perfect lodging experience. Built in 1825. Today, the Inn's historic charms blend perfectly with modern comforts. The Waitsfield Inn is located close to shops and dining.

In Waitsfield a few weeks for a family matter, dad has lived in Waitsfield since the early 90's,…read morethis was my wife and I first time at Mad Barn, what a treat, everything was excellent, great vibe, food was outstanding.

Just returned from a weekend wedding here and we had a great time! EVERYTHING was…read moreterrific...Especially the staff. Everyone was friendly, accommodating, professional, etc. The rooms are mediocre but we knew coming in this isn't the Ritz Carleton. Overall very solid experience.

Stayed here in mid Sept. 2026. The lodge was very tidy and welcoming. The check in process was a…read morebreeze. I appreciated the game room and many relaxing spots around the lobby area. I can't remember an easier stay anywhere. Rooms are not huge, but they are decently setup. Perfect spot for taking in the adventure and beauty in the MR valley. Price/value was SPOT ON. Would stay again and recommend to others. Keep up the good work.

-Never a live staff person available on property -Rooms and…read morebathrooms were shabby. Calking around sink was black and perhaps dangerous -Towels were thin, faded, worn-out rags -Shower was a trickle -Gap around the door was BIG and let in a lot of light from the hallway -Needed help with luggage upstairs--no one was available -Snacks and water required cash payment -The bed was made but the sheets had not been changed; I paid extra to have my sheets changed -Someone had used my toilet when they changed the sheets, leaving fecal matter in the toilet and on the seat; it was not flushed and left very dirty. -In all, I had a terrible three nights. It was a disgusting experience which no one should have to go through.

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.