*Review of the gift shop only*…read more I am in town a few times a year visiting friends and I needed a gift that was specific to the Inn itself, rather than simply Woodstock (which would have been much easier). I stopped in while heading home and found exactly what I needed - a $28 Woodstock Inn t-shirt - and had a lovely chat with Alicia who was working that afternoon. Perfect little gift, great shop with many beautiful items, and Alicia will help you with whatever you need!

For what we paid, it's not worth it. $2,000 for a suite. We asked the front desk to set up our pull…read moreout couch while we went to a wedding. We were told to do it ourselves and that the pillows were in the closet. They were not when we got back, so housekeeping had to deliver them anyway. Hate to sound entitled, but for $2,000 a night, a really expect more.

I'm not sure there's enough room here to express how much we enjoyed our meal at Richardson's…read moreTavern. Getting the reservation was a bit challenging but after that, our experience was amazing. Bruce was able to move our reservation time around to suit our ever-changing plans. Our server John was excellent, and the look and feel of the Tavern itself - within the magnificent Woodstock Inn - was comfortable yet refined. We started with the Cast Iron Focaccia from the For Grazing section of the menu, which was lovely. Then my wife ordered the Miso Cod (Farm + Field), which is always a favorite for us and we order it wherever we see it. The server noted it is a new option here so he asked for feedback after the meal, which was very positive, of course. My 16 y.o. son had the $40 Vermont Wagyu Burger (Land + Sea), which was insanely priced ($40 for a burger?!?!?) but also, according to him, was one of the best he's ever had. My daughter ordered the Flat Iron Steak (Land + Sea), which was also excellent. I had hoped for a legitimate vegetarian entree option but there were none (!!!) so I ended up ordering both the Corn Ribs AND the Cabbage from the Farm + Field section of the menu - both were shockingly good. The beans that. Are with the cabbage were literally the best I've ever had - probably because they were swimming in butter, but wow were they great. We finished up with the Maple Cake with candied pecan ice cream on top and it was ridiculously good too. Kitchen had its A game going. Excellent meal.

We arrived a few minutes early to enjoy this beautiful restaurant. We were greeted by a wonderful…read morewoman ( wish I remembered her name) who welcomed us graciously. The appetizers we selected were the tomato salad that has pickled watermelon and a base of cheese. Interesting combo. We both selected the Hog Chops which was recommended by the waitress. So happy we did. It came pre-cut which allowed the juices to absorb all the flavors. It was the highlight of the dinner. Bravo.

Was my favorite restaurant anywhere. They were amazing, and treated customers like close family…read more I am so damn sad at their closing, and hope that they open again in another location. Their building was bought by the owners of Au Comptoir, who terminated their lease and evicted them. Unbelievable. They created so many great memories for so many.

We're glad Reddit brought us here before they officially close doors at this location on Mar 14 -…read moreit does seem like they're still looking for a new location so this might not be the end! We were looking for a nice place to eat after skiing in Killington (~30 mins away) and managed to get a spot at the bar the day of. I highly recommend calling in advance since they have a lot of regulars that I'm sure will be coming here for the last couple of weeks they stay open. You can order food as a 3 course prix fixe that includes an appetizer, house salad and an entree or you can do à la carte but they do not write the individual prices on the menu (so just be aware if cost is a factor). Food is definitely on the pricier side but food was good. We especially enjoyed our entrees -1) Carté d'Agneau Royale ($10 extra): grilled lamb wrapped with mushroom duxelles and spinach in puff pastry and 2) Duck Breast with a Blackberry Basil Hayden demi glace. I'm not a salad nor a bleu cheese person, but their house salad was surprisingly good! While we were dining, we noticed the bartender, owner, waitresses, all knew their customers by name, asked about their families, and had amazing customer service. You could really tell that they really do care about the people.

JULY 2026. We stayed the night here off of our points…read more 2 floor Hotel. Big king bed. Decent shower with good pressure. Mini fridge with little freezer area. Gym and Pool. Free Breakfast. Big Lobby area. Outside chairs and tables

We needed to go to Springfield for a family emergency One of our family members was released too…read moreearly from the hospital. It was a miracle that he made his way to this Best Western. Not only did the staff keep him safe but they were able to contact us so that we could arrange for him to stay and for us to arrive. But, their help did not end there. When we arrived the staff helped us get our relative settled and then provided us with information regarding services for him. Then they put us in touch with various providers which led to our being able place him in a safe caring environment. We used to think of this Best Western as just the best place to stay in Springfield a nice clean motel with extras. But, now we know that it is a place that truly cares not only for its patrons but for the people of Springfield. Highly reccomend

We had a mini college reunion here recently and had a wonderful stay at the Saxtons River Inn. The…read moreowners are lovely people. The Inn is currently being renovated, but what they have accomplished thus far is amazing. It is simply beautiful and charming, with extraordinary attention to detail. The restaurant/bar was not open for service, but we were able to bring our own supplies and enjoy ourselves in that room. I cannot wait to return and see what they have done to the place since my last visit.

Wonderful heart of the Village. Enjoy ! It has a long history of hospitality. You will enjoy your…read morevisit.

My brother in law and sister in law had their amazingly beautiful wedding reception at the Inn this…read moreweekend. We stayed the night and were impressed by the welcoming, clean, and comfortable room. The staff was friendly, accommodating and attentive; the breakfast was delicious. All in all we had a fabulous experience and I highly recommend the Bellows Walpole Inn to anyone looking for a five star experience in the Walpole / Keene area.

My wife and I spent this past weekend at the Inn and we were very impressed by the hospitality from…read moreMichael and Kelly. Inside the inn was incredibly clean as well as the rooms. We definitely recommend the Walpole Bellows Inn to everyone.

My friend and I stayed here at the beginning of June…read more I cannot say enough good things about the place....just absolutely fantastic from staff to the inn and restaurant. I will certainly stay here again and recommend them highly to others.

I had the opportunity to stay at the Common Man Inn recently. I had some business in Claremont and…read moredidn't really want to drive the hour and a half twice in one day. It's a cool spot! Very centrally located right on the river and super homey inside. My room was nice and clean. They offer a continental breakfast, I didn't try it this time. They also have a bar and restaurant (that I also didn't try). I have to head back up that way in November and will definitely stay there again.

Had a lovely stay and dinner at the Hartness House Inn! Delicious food, clean accommodations and…read morethe friendliest servers I've ever encountered! I loved my brisket sandwich and the two aps my table split - the sun dried tomato flatbread and the kale salad. Everything was fresh tasting and prepared beautifully! Highly recommend :) Side note: I encountered a similar experience as a previous reviewer (actually stayed in the same room it looks like), so I would confirm with the Inn that you want a room in the mansion if you're looking for that quaint BnB experience and not a more bare bones accommodation. Also, the chocolate croissants at breakfast are exceptional.

They could be so good, but fail spectacularly…read more I recently spent 4 nights at HH. It was not my 1st visit, I've been there off and on over 20+ years. I usually stay at Best Western, but their stay 4 nights but pay for 3 attracted me to try again HH is NOT a B&B. It is a mansion with nice rooms connected to a motel. They have a nice bar, but only open it when large group books motel. They have a commercial kitchen and dining room, but don't use them. I was at an event, and food came from outside caterer (pretty poor buffet, but that wasn't HH's problem). The motel rooms are clean but spartan, no coffee maker, just a small TV and a bed. One light didn't even have a lampshade on it. In the old days the restaurant was one of the best in town, but that was a long time ago. HH's idea of breakfast is a few piles of pre-packaged scones and muffins that were there all day, every day. And a Kuerig to make your own coffee/tea. For service, there is someone at the desk from 9AMish to 4:30PM. Nobody there overnight. If you arrive after 4:30PM (checkin begins at 3PM), your key will be in an envelope taped to the OUTSIDE of the front door. And you're given a 4 digit code to open the front door. If, god forbid, there's a fire at night, firemen would have no clue which rooms are occupied since no employee would be present to tell them. If as a customer you need some help after 4:30PM, you are just f&%ked. This used to be a pretty nice place, but time and decay have not been kind. As it is with the rest of Springfield. I don't consider it a business, its more like a hobby. Even with the reasonable price for extended stays, I won't be back. And that's just sad, it could be so much more.

Was put in this hotel do to a business trip. The front desk person was drunk and had me write all…read moremy card information down on a piece of paper even tho my company already gave them there card, the first thing I did when I got into the room was checked the bed and look around the floor and bed where both dirty and there where BED BUGS no joke. I attached a photo of the bug I thought it was dirt originally into I pocked it and it started running away. I TOUCHED A BED BUG . Safe to say I did not stay. If you see this do yourself a favor do not stay here save yourself and go anywhere else. The Putney inn is pretty close to this place it cost a few bucks more but is worth it.

I hate to leave a 1 star review because the folks at the front desk were nice and agreed to a full…read morerefund when I requested it after being in the room about 10 minutes. The exterior of the place is a dump and the huge paved parking area is in need of maintenance. Yes, we read the reviews but most were very old and we thought it was worth a try for the price. The price is too high for what you get with, as some of the other reviews indicated some "resident" appearing folks. Yes, they need housing but not at a "Choice" branded place. We checked the room out before committing, and though "old" seemed to be fine: looked clean, tub and grouting okay, toilet and sink clean with okay flooring. But after only 10 minutes inside, my granddaughter's eyes began to water, got puffy and swollen, and then my wife started feeling like something was wrong. Probably dust, or pollen, or mildew in the bedding, or whatever, but that was it. We left. It could have been fine, but we're just not accustomed to that level of poor presentation at that price.

Looking for a relaxing, yet luxurious weekend to unplug? This is THE place! This place covered…read moreeverything my partner and needed. To start, our room was immaculate; upon entering our room, we were greeted with homemade shortbread cookies and flower petals on our bed to commemorate our fifth anniversary. Our room was perfectly clean and the bed was beyond comfortable. There were just so many little things that the inn had thought of- from Diptique toiletries to the most comfortable bathrobes laid out for us. After arriving, we spent the day meandering around the quaint town of Weston. Once the evening arrived, we arrived at the amazing Left Bank. The front desk helped us organize our reservation. One of the most enjoyable parts of our evening was finding out that the restaurant has their own sommelier to help us find the right wine! We had a cheese platter to start, steak frites, as well as ice cream and chocolate mousse for dessert. It was all divine! Once the evening winded down, the inn had everything to make us have a nice, relaxing, evening. We sat by the fire outside for some time and enjoyed the tranquility of the Weston. The next day, we were greeted with homemade blueberry muffins and coffee. We also stoped by their bakery, where they had a plethora of delicious breakfast and lunch options, such as farro salad and homemade rotisserie chicken. We are so sad to leave the Weston and will definitely be back soon. The highlight of our stay was: the amazing staff, impeccable attention to detail, delicious food, and the quaint town of Weston. This was one of the best stays I've had and cannot wait to return!

I'd give a 6th star if I could. This was the perfect venue for a weekend getaway in the Autumn…read moremonths. The staff was more than accommodating and felt like an extension of my traveling party. They were there when I needed them, but also gave the perfect amount of space and distance, even for an inn as quaint as this one. The location is very ideal, it's only a short walk (which I did twice) to the Vermont Country Store, and even though they're closed, it's just few more steps to the Playhouse and Theater Company. I'm a sucker for beautiful Millwork, and the room I stayed in was built so perfectly it felt like it was handcrafted. I'm attaching 2 pictures to show how detailed it was, and with all that detail there's an extra layer of soundproofing which is excellent because I was working remotely during the day. Along with that, the wifi was very fast and had no lags for video calls. From there, it's shut laptop, head downstairs to The Left Bank for a meal and a drink.