Pensions in Zuid-Vermont

'Beautiful, quaint Inn . We had 3 single rooms that worked perfectly for our golf clinic weekend. An easy drive to a fabulous diner for breakfast and close to the golf course.'

'De eigenaren waren heel vriendelijk. De stijl en de sfeer die er hangt zijn zeer aangenaam en brengt je echt terug in de tijd wat heel leuk is bij een kort verblijf'

'Best place in Weston! Best place in VT! Really excellent!'

'Very convenient to Mount Snow and we loved the plentiful cozy places to sit and read or interact with other guests. The bed was comfortable, and the shared kitchen space was very well stocked and clean. We will definitely stay again!'

'Amazing peaceful property! Very clean and host is excellent with communication! I will be a returning guest.'

'I was thrilled with the location. Very short walk into town, and had plenty of parking. Checking in was a breeze by just using codes to the doors. My first impression walking into the building was that it smelled VERY clean. My room was spotless, bright and charming. I stayed in Room #8, and it was the perfect size for a single or a couple. The ONLY thing I wish it had was a blow dryer, but that is a VERY minor mark. 5 stars all around, and will stay here again!'

'The host was on site when we arrived and greeted us graciously and efficiently. The room was clean and spacious, with a beautifully renovated bathroom (Room 5). The bed was a bit soft for our taste, but comfortable. There was no place to hang clothes, but there was plenty of drawer space in the bureau and bed stands. The reservation portal indicates the room has a hair dryer and a microwave oven, but it does not. They are still in renovation mode, so the outer appearance of the property still...

'Quaint and comfortable stay for our one night in the most adorable town of Shelburne Falls. A walk to the river and the bridge of flowers at sunset gave us the most beautiful pictures. Owner was kind and helpful. We stayed here while my son biked at Thunder Mountain-a quick easy 10 min drive away and would stay again.'