Kyle was a great host! He helped us out, showed us around the area and was so helpful with any…read morequestions we had. The place was amazing too! When you walk in the living/ dinning room areas are so nicely decorated. The rooms have lots of beds. The place was clean and well kept. I would definitely stay there again.

Great experience staying here! Modern decor and very clean. Kyle was a great host and more than…read morewilling to give information on the area and tips on things to do. Definitely going back!

Really fun resort with good food, beautiful scenery, friendly staff, and some great water sports…read moreavailable. We were there for a few days as part of a work-sponsored service project in the area, and while some of the stuff there is a bit dated, it was a really great time. The lake is beautiful for swimming and other water sports, and they have a lot of stuff available to borrow - kayaks, canoes, paddle boards. I understand the bikes are also available to borrow, though I didn't partake this time. Food was good - some really good options for the breakfast and dinner buffets, and the outdoor pizza place was good as well. I tried a mocktail or two that were pretty good, and they had a bunch of local brews on tap and in cans, which some of our crew sampled and seemed to enjoy. The lodge itself was nice to hang around as well - really liked the big central area, including some recreational stuff like puzzles, board games, pool, ping pong, and the fitness center had some good stuff there too. Sitting outside looking at the lake and mountains was really nice too, or standing on the dock in the morning. Oh, and the free concert series was really cool - I discovered a new artist to listen to while there! Overall a really beautiful spot that I would absolutely visit again!

Spectacular ice skating on a 4 mile loop around a beautiful Vermont lake, a truly unique…read moreexperience, comfortable and friendly accommodations. The skate trail is as wide as a two lane road. Tons of space for every level of skater. There is a rentals shop with hockey skates, figure skates, trail skates, and "support" accessories for those just learning or not super stable on skates. The trail is cleared daily, but when there is a snow storm it takes longer. The ice conditions are totally weather dependent. We've been here 3 times, one time the ice was smooth and very easy to skates on, one time we couldn't skate at all because the weather earlier in the week created slush, which then froze, and was so bumpy skating wasn't possible, and then it rained and the skate trial had 3 inches of water on it. This year, the trail opened earlier than ever (Jan 9) and this week (Feb school break) the weather was perfect for skating! Mostly smooth ice, some bumps in some spots, but easy to avoid, and it is a lake, so to be expected. The hotel is perfect for families with kids of any age. There were many multi-generations groups here together. They do lots of kid oriented things in addition to the skating (a movie theater, DJ and dance floor, ping pong, heated indoor swimming pool, billiards, a variety of games and puzzles. Free-range kids everywhere. The restaurant serves the basics. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. We ate here for one dinner, and tried the Beet salad, the pork dumplings, the soft pretzels, and the Ruben sandwich...and all were good. This place is not luxury. It has a classic historical hotel feeling about it, with lots of old photos on the walls to prove it. This place is a good value in the winter. Everything you need, friendly staff, beautiful views of the lake restaurant and bar on site for breakfast, lunch and dinner so if you don't want to leave once you get here, there is no need to. I love this place!

I agreed to a friend's proposal to split a room at an local Airbnb that's near Lake Morley, Vermont…read moreon May 2022. Safe to say that I didn't get enough sleep that night during my stay. I somehow managed to finish the marathon the next morning running laps around Lake Morley without much sleep. My friend booked the Silver Maple Lodge and cottages here in Fairlee, Vermont. It was a quaint home that's quite off the beat path. It felt homely, since it was a home that's converted to an Airbnb for guests and travelers. It felt like I was in a vintage antique home where you can peak into a room and that was what it looked like in the early 19th century. It wasn't like that in reality but it surely felt like it! My main problem was the beds. We were assigned the room with two beds that had a bathroom with tub in the corner of the house. I remember getting up to use it at least 4 times during the middle of the night and creeping back to the bed to try to sleep. The problem with the bed is that it was literally too small for me. If I rolled too far to the left or right, even a half a turn, I would have risked rolling off the bed and onto the wood floor. It was that small. It was comical when I look back on the experience but annoying as hell when I just wanted to get enough sleep to be fresh enough to endure 26.2 miles the next morning. Needless to say that wasn't the case, but managed to get enough sanity to ease myself thru and thought of that bed that wasn't comfortable at all. I don't mean to be mean, but that's my experience here at the Silver Maple lodge and cottages. While the prices maybe substantially cheaper than that of a hotel in the local area, I'd likely go with the hotel for a better night's stay. Airbnb's are great, just the bed here only. Wish I could get those 4 hours back instead of trying to make sure I don't roll off the bed in the middle of the night. The overall experience here at the Silver Maple lodge and cottages was severely mixed. On one hand, it was a good deal to split with a friend on the room rate on two bed unit in the home. The other hand, obviously was my quality of sleep - or lack thereof, during my stay here at the Silver Maple Lodge and Cottages. The home is quite nice though. It has everything you could possible need, while the guest rooms were decidedly upstairs. My friend and I bumped into other mutual friends who were staying the night there too, which was nice. My friend spent the evening having dinner in the dining area of the Airbnb, pizza and French fries while we waited out the storm to clear. Not sure if there was maid service, but after we left our leftover pizza there, it was taken care of after we gotten back from the nearby Dollar General store down the road. The service here was okay, although the reservation was under my friend's name. I was not there when he checked in. It was neat to see the 21st century improvements made on the house, since this house was aging and modern methods of upkeep was necessary as the years go by. Although my experience was lacking, along with my sleep and sanity that night, I managed to give all my gusto and finished the marathon the next morning around Lake Morley. Call it sheer will or just the wanting to succeed, the lack of sleep beforehand weighed heavily on me. Will I swear off Airbnb's completely? Not necessarily. Just depends I guess. Not to sound mean but never again here. But, if you enjoy vintage rustic Airbnb that's off the beaten path in southeast Vermont, consider coming to this hidden gem. While my experience is individual, you'll be surprised at how much the prices are compared to hotels and other accommodations in the local area. The Silver Maple Lodge and Cottages is located at 520 S US-5 in Fairlee, Vermont. They accept major credit cards when booking your reservation online, like majority of the lodging industry is these days. As far as parking goes, they have a small but sizable amount of parking slots for those who decide to stay on the property overnight. I'm pretty sure that Fairlee doesn't have a public transportation system, so best bet would be to rent a car and get here. Amtrak or greyhound May come close enough, but you'd need a rental car. Uber and Lyft operate in the area, but can be sparse when you need one on demand. The closest commercial airport would be the Manchester Boston regional airport (MHT) or the Portland Jetport in Maine (PWM). Still a good amount of driving distance to get across state lines into Vermont. Whichever the road of life takes you, you can consider this Airbnb for your stay in southeast Vermont. While the antique house is quaint and supporting the local business is paramount, my quality of sleep that night was non existent. Take this what you will. The beds are small but might fit your style. Wasn't the case with me. 3.0 stars for the overall experience. 4.0 stars for the price and location. 2.0 for the room / bedding. 4.0 stars for the limited service. Support local! C

Born and raised in Vermont and my stay here was like an overnight at grandma's house and I loved…read moreit. I was half expecting the ghost of some little girl to come out of a wall singing old nursery rhymes but that is the charm of this place. I stayed upstairs at the main house and I got the deluxe room for the private bathroom feature. However the shared bathroom is right across the hall from my room haha and nobody else rented a room in this part of the structure so that was disappointing. But they took my reservation at the last minute and the purpose of my stay was fulfilled so I am a happy camper. I would def suggest this place if you need to stay in the area.

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

I had a great stay at the Fairfield Inn. The staff was very welcoming and nice. They were extremely…read moreknowledgeable and helpful about the surrounding area and places to eat. The room was comfortable and very clean. Breakfast was standard but good. Tip: stay on the opposite side of the freeway. This is a great hotel and I would highly recommend it.

Had never been to the area but decided to plan a little get away…read more.. This hotel is great, it was super clean, staff was great, Nothing wrong with the room - Great space, No issues. Dunkin in the parking lot so that was super convenient! Ample parking, clean areas, No pool (we knew before we went) but that is essentially the only downside.

My second visit to this excellent lodge…read more Clean, quiet, recently remodeled room. Has the wonderful feel of an old-time lodge. Great nearby restaurant options. Wonderful experience. Will go back for a third visit soon!

This is my second or third time going to this hotel area this watch it was really amazing time. I…read morewent up this time with about 30 of my family. We had a fantastic long weekend went to several different places did some good bike runs around the area checked out Polly's pancake parlor one morning. We went over to a brewery over in Vermont. Some of us went to Ben & Jerry's. We all went to Cabot creamery it was just cool. One of our members Curtis always finds cool things to do. They always manage to get just the right amount of fun stuff packed since the weekend we could hit one day where it was raining on Saturday, but a bunch of of us got together and had card games in the pool, pool house and had snacks and everything. We had a good time went by vast sometimes I wish it was longer, but sometimes it's just the right amount of time, but this lodge is just amazing. They're right on top of everything. There's nothing you want. They're always able to give you whatever you need. It is close to a Walmart which unfortunately they're not as nice as the people at the lodge. I had also left something there. Call back a couple of days later if they had found it and they even held onto it so I got some friends to go pick it up for me and like how many people do that they don't even find what you're looking for. But really good people great service enjoy going there every year I mean, even if we don't go there again I'll still take it as a long weekend with my honey and some family members and go ourselves cause it really is a good time.

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.

This is hands down the best GF pizza I've had since I've had to cut out gluten. Chewy, crusty,…read moreflavorful and delicious. I seriously almost teared up when I took my first few bites and I'm not that kind of person. I'm only in town for another day and am planning to go again, sit at the bar, and demolish a pizza by myself. Everything else was great too (GF meatballs!!) but go for the pizza. My friend who can eat gluten loved their regular pizza. Service was great. Ambiance is incredible. What more could you ask for? :)

On our way home from the Woodstock farmers market, we stopped by Kedron Valley Inn for pizza and…read moredrinks. The pizza was fantastic. Great dough. I also enjoyed my Old Fashioned. The live music sounded like something from the Ken Burns Civil War documentary, which was interesting. Overall, it was a nice meal.

My wife, myself, and our Pomeranian Bear came all the way from San Diego, CA to get married at the…read morelodge on July 6, 2000. In fact, we were one of the 1st Civil Unions in VT to do so after it became a law. The Moose Meadow Lodge will always hold one of the most special places in our hearts. Greg & Willie (one of our witnesses :) ) were absolutely amazing, so gracious, and helped to make our day 100% perfect. They love what they do and that is so evident in their hospitality. Their property and lodge is everything you'd hope it would be for a VT mountain escape. We now have a 17 year old daughter and getting back to show her the beauty of not only VT but the lodge itself is high on my list of places to take her. We've been waiting until the perfect age to bring her out and it looks like 2021 (thx for nothing Covid) will be the year. You will not be disappointed by choosing this place for an amazing vacation or wedding. The property and Innkeepers will make your dream vacation that much more amazing. This place is an absolute must when in VT.

My mom and I decided to stay here for part of our annual mother and daughter trip and omg-what a…read moregem of a find! Greg and Willie are so gracious and welcoming and they make you feel right at home. The grounds are stunning and the interior brings in the perfect lodge vibe. You can take a hike on their property...enjoy something form the list of 'things to do' they provide or explore on you're own. They're both full of wonderful stories (should you wish to find out) and Willie is the most amazing chef. Together they make MML the most wonderful and delightful experience.

Our experience at the Lyme Inn was disappointing considering we paid almost $800 for two nights…read more The Inn is a beautiful historic site. The breakfast was good and the cook was very nice. Coffee was mediocre. The receptionist was not the friendliest. Sheets were stale and smelled of cigarette smoke. The rooms were not quiet and it was easy to hear other guests staying in the Inn. It was hard to block out light and get a dark room for sleep. There was no water provided in the room. We travel frequently and stay in nice hotels....our experience here was not what we would expect from a "5 star" property.

This place is magical. If you're looking for a warm, cozy,…read morefriendly environment to hang your hat for a night or two- this is the place. The decor is perfectly arranged, the rooms in IMPECCABLE condition, and the bathroom was huge. Well insulated despite being an older building. You can tell this place is very well loved and cared for. The owner Jack was very friendly as well as any staff we met. Walt, the breakfast cook/waiter/busboy is a charismatic and lively personality. The continental breakfast was phenomenal. Get yourself some maple butter or maple yogurt -- It won't disappoint! We only stayed for a night and wished we planned to stay longer. We will without a doubt be back. Book reservations for Ariana's (the restaurant inside) in advance as well as It gets booked up quickly!