We celebrated our engagement here and had an incredible dinner! We enjoyed steak, soup, spaghetti…read morealle vongole, and more. The service was very sweet and offered us celebratory champagne. The whole evening and vibe felt warm and special!

I saw the pictures taken by famous fall blogger Caitlin Covington as well as another lady whose…read morename I can't remember, while doing research for this trip. I also found out it holds 1 Michelin Key, which is their rating system for hotels/lodging parallel to their famous restaurant ratings. We arrived on Monday (Indigenous Peoples Day) so most people were wrapping up their long weekend. While it was still fairly busy, we never felt it impacted our experience. I was even able to work on a job application! The hotel itself is gorgeous, with many spots to capture mesmerizing photos of nature & people. The rooms are more traditional & country house/cottage style which also fits the aesthetic many young women want on a trip to arguably one of the best New England towns. The hotel is its own landmark/tourist destination as you'll constantly see groups lining up at the front to get a glimpse & small photoshoot session of the iconic facade!

I had an incredible stay here and got a good deal on pricing since it was spring and more off…read moreseason. Everything about this hotel was unforgettable and it is probably my favorite hotel stay ever. The food was amazing. Breakfast was included and everything was cooked in house with really delicious and unique options like rosemary potatoes, high quality yogurt, and homemade jams. It all felt very homemade - because it was! The dining room was adorable and matched the rest of the property, which is filled with antiques. There are antiques everywhere in the hallways and the rooms carry that same vintage feel, which makes it really fun just to walk around and explore. There is also a library room with a pool table that feels like the cutest vintage lounge space. The pool area was amazing with a large hot tub, a nice pool, and a sauna. At night they have fire pits and complimentary s'mores packs so you can go outside and roast marshmallows. There are also games to borrow, a bar, river access, and so much more. A truly wonderful stay.

Do yourself a big favor and skip the more expensive, crowded places in town and stay in this lovely…read moregem right outside town along the River. Beds are super comfy, decor is adorable, there's Vermont coffee and filtered water available all day long and staff is sweet and kind. Rooms on the River side are quiet with pretty, tranquil views and sliders that are screened and allow the fresh Vermont air to lull you to sleep. The on-site restaurant 506 Bistro serves up pretty decent fare (including Maine mussels and fries for a mere $18) and you can sit at the bar and chat with other guests while Ryan or David provide you with stellar service. The clientele here has a nice, friendly vibe that isn't so abundant at some other hotels in town. HIGHLY recommend!!

This very old Victorian country inn (first built in 1873 but rebuilt in 1899 after a fire) has seen…read morea lot of changes both in terms of its owners and its decor. Lots and lots of history here !! I also learned that for here, the "first floor" means one flight up from the lobby, and the "first floor" is NOT on the ground floor nor where the lobby is. Learn something new everyday. In fact, this inn does not appear to have rooms on the ground floor or where the lobby is, but if they do, I just don't know where that would be. The dining room, kitchen and bar appear to be what exists on the main floor. Regardless of all that, our room upstairs was beautifully appointed and spacious, and our king-size bed with its fluffy pillows was so inviting and comfortable. It was beautiful !! We slept so very well. I wish we had booked for more than one night. Our room rate included a warm-cooked breakfast the next morning. For an additional fee, we ate our dinner at the Vic Tavern, as well. (Those will be reviewed under the Vic Tavern.) The owners were very nice and friendly. We thoroughly enjoyed speaking with them and staying at their inn. We'd come back here in a heartbeat, so if we are ever fortunate enough to return to Vermont, we'd easily return to Woodstock and this lovely B&B.

Very pleasant inn. The staff were very friendly. Food was pretty good. I gave it 3 stars because…read moreI don't think the cost and the value are in parity. It was quite expensive for what you get. We had room 2 which has its own private deck and living area. Really enjoyed the deck. The biggest issue was the bathroom was tiny. My wife found it impossible to shave in the shower and the sink was so small I couldn't fill a water bottle, even if tilted. The road noise might annoy some people as well.

We absolutely loved our stay at The Woodstocker Inn. The location was perfect, just a short walk to…read moretown, yet tucked away enough to feel peaceful and private. Our suite was incredible, with a two-person sauna that we used every single day. The bed was super comfortable, and the entire inn was beautifully designed with so many thoughtful details throughout. And the pancakes-hands down, the best we've ever had. I've stayed in Woodstock four times, and this is officially the only place I'll stay from now on. It was perfect in every way.

We originally wanted to stay at the Woodstock Inn, but could not reserve a room. We found the…read moreWoodstocker B&B and decided to give it a try. It is a very good bed and breakfast. Location is just on the outskirts of town, which is a perfect walk to dinner. The room is large with a sitting area and - believe it or not - a small in-room sauna. The bed is very comfortable and the bathroom spacious and very modern and nice. There's a small outside seating area for our room too. Common areas are very well kept. Breakfasts were excellent, with pancake, omelet, and other options, fresh cooked to order every morning. Shout out to the pancakes which are out of this world. This is a wonderful B&B. You don't have the tavern, restaurant, and spa that you would have at the Woodstock Inn, but you do have the much larger room. It's the difference between a B&B and an inn. You will not regret staying here.

Be cautious when booking at this inn. There is no direct contact number for the property, and if…read moreyou make an incorrect reservation, you won't be able to change it. Additionally, you will be charged immediately. I tried to call the inn directly, but a third party I contacted offered no assistance other than stating they would "expedite the request." Unfortunately, no one from the inn reached out to me, and I ended up losing my money.

VISITORS BE WARNED…read more The Bed and Breakfast is under new management. They have done away with the two-course breakfast the inn is known for and replaced it with a continental breakfast that is a poorer offering than what you will get from Hampton Inn. There is now fruit, yogurt, granola, stale pastries, hard boiled eggs, juice and coffee/tea only. The communication refers to the continental breakfast as an "enhancement" when in fact it is a replacement. They are not honoring what you have booked, offering only $15 per day in return. Our breakfast out, while delicious, cost $60. The new management should have been transparent in their communication, honored what guests had booked for at least 90 days after takeover, and given notice to folks here that have booked so they could have an opportunity to make a change, if desired. When I asked for a real solution, the new manager stated only that I was "talking in circles" making me into the problem instead of taking real accountability for the misinformation they've delivered to customers. I haven't gotten away with my husband since 2021. This has left a negative stain on our getaway.

I would call this more of a motel experience. Cons: Our room was first floor facing cars in parking…read morelot. No closet, wardrobe, hangars, or dresser provided. I did not request a handicap room but definitely got one. Bathroom had huge door opening and lots of grab bars. I'm thinking the minimal furniture choice may have been on purpose to provide space for wheel chairs. We stayed two nights and did not get room cleaning. If anyone is staying above you, expect to hear every step they take. Pros: They do have a little fridge if you need to keep something cold. There is a little coffee and water station room by the office. If it had been cold outside, this would not be a fun morning adventure. The bed was comfortable. The fire pit out back along the river was nice. Very conveniently located, walking distance to downtown. If I stayed here again, I would choose upstairs river view. Costs more but probably worth it.

Do not stay here. Honestly this place is a mess. They promote it as a beautiful hotel with gorgeous…read moregrounds to walk on. It is not that. First of all the pictures are deceiving. The hotel is a glorified motel with a nice backyard. Which by the way, we didn't even get to see. We had a view of the parking lot with zero privacy. Nobody even instructed us how to find the yard. We had to search for it. Second, two different people walked into our hotel room with keys. Thank goodness we were just sitting on the couch, but an hour after we checked in someone came in and an hour before we checked out someone came in. That is so unacceptable it's shocking. Third, when we tried to check in they had no idea how much I owed and talked to me about someone else's credit card info. I had to tell them what I owed. We gave them a card and instead they charged the one on file for incidentals. Not only did they hold money on the wrong card, but they did it three times! So instead of $100 hold on the wrong card, we had $300 on the wrong card. The room is about as basic as a room could possibly be. No perks and barely even any art or anything. The room has a paper thin blanket on it and the wall ac/heating unit smells like fire when it's working and is very loud. The bathroom is so stark white and boring with a giant crack in the wall. Had we paid $100-$200 for this night we'd let this all go, but we paid $420 for this absolute scam of a hotel. Not to mention, the hotel is under construction and remodeling so there are workers everywhere and every room is open and being worked on. If you want a peaceful trip to Woodstock, pick a different location. If we weren't only staying one night, we would have asked for a refund on night two and left. The only two pros: 1. It's walking distance from the cute city. 2. The people working are very kind and friendly, albeit unhelpful.

This is by far the nicest resort hotel I have ever been to. The room, the grounds, the staff, the…read moresurroundings and OMG the food! It is expensive and worth every penny. Would love to return.

Had most magical, restful, and phenomenal week at Twin Farms. Thank you to the wonderful staff for…read moretaking such good care of us in every way possible. And props to the chefs for the absolutely delicious food - it was like being served by Michelin starred rockstars every meal. Truly putting all other all-inclusive resorts to shame. I will never stop raving about you

Love this place. It's our favorite in the area. Great for families, date nights, celebrations.read more

The pizzas are amazing! One of our favorite Neapolitan style pizzas anywhere. Wednesday night live…read moremusic is great.

We had a marvelous experience staying there. Willa and Dixi are so warm and inviting , the rooms…read moresparkling clean and well maintained. The atmosphere is very inviting and happy Thank you willa

My partner and I spent a night in the Pomfret Hills room. We loved the room. The room had the…read moreoriginal wide wood floors and 4 poster bed. The inn keepers were lovely. Very clean and well maintained B&B. The candlelit breakfast was one of the best yet. The coffee was awesome too.

What a quaint, cozy little inn! Our room was well appointed (on the smaller side, but that's to be…read moreexpected in a historic BnB, it's not a resort) and the bed was divine! Breakfast was delicious, too. The Inn is literally right on the Ottauquechee River...and the Historic Lincoln covered bridge (one of which Woodstock is known for) was 100 yards from the Inn itself. We sat one night in Adirondack chairs on the river's edge while sipping wine we bought and had a splendid evening. It's about a 10 minute drive to beautiful downtown Woodstock. Highly recommended!

What a one of a kind experience. We did not stay at the Bed and Breakfast but we did sign up for…read morethe 7 course tasting menu and it did not disappoint. The seven courses were unbelievable. 1st course was Spanish Mackerel, Salmon Roe, Beetroots, Pickled pepper drops & Horseradish 2nd course-hand dived scallops, Kanpachi tartare, cauliflower, Fennel &fried capers ( my favorite course) 3rd course-roasted Trumpet mushrooms, Siberian Sea Buckthorn, white sturgeon caviar, Celeriac and King Trumpet Terrine, Iberico Lardoe 4th course-Butternut squash, pear, roasted chestnut, caramelized pepitas, basil, pickled mustard seeds, grapefruit & baby arugula 5th course-japaneses Jidori chicken, smoked potato sauce, Italian truffle & toasted pine nuts 6th course-Kagoshima Wagyu Tenderloin, Foie Gras Au Torchin, parsnip, shiitake mushrooms, carrots and grilled scallions 7th course-dark chocolate strawberry Everything was outstanding! What a meal. The chef and hostess was amazing. You can choose to have a wine pairing if you choose we did not. The dining area was perfect, the lighting and Holiday music was perfect with our most excellent meal.