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Vermont inns aren't just the frilly Victorian B&Bs of popular imagination: These days, they might feature Japanese-style interiors, cross-country ski trails, or award-winning wine lists. Of course, you can still find plenty of doilies and maple syrup, if that's your thing. The following is a selection of the most interesting accommodations worth considering throughout Vermont (see our Fact Sheet for the lay of the land).
West Dover is home to Mount Snow, the Vermont ski mountain closest to the tristate area (i.e., metropolitan New York City). Urban escapees looking to be doted...more
Sorry, Junior, but the tantalizing maze of maple, linden, and spruce trees behind the Jackson House Inn is strictly off-limits, as are the refreshing swimming...more
It seems as eternal as the brook that burbles beyond its back deck, but the Pitcher Inn is fairly new. It was completely rebuilt in 1997 after a fire destroyed...more
Almost everyone has a weakness for s'mores, but they're even better toasted poolside, post-massage, as the moon illuminates the ski slopes. That's the scene at...more
Sometimes you simply gotta embrace the cliché, get your Julie Andrews on, and frolic through the high meadows of Austria—er, Vermont—with...more
Sitting on 300 private acres in the vast Green Mountain National Forest, Twin Farms is about as "away" as it gets, making it a natural draw for celebrities,...more
Eight is enough? Not for innkeepers Jim and Mary O'Reilly, who've raised an octet of their own offspring and now cater to other people's kids at the 24-room...more
Despite its downtown Burlington location, this 1881 Victorian B&B manages to maintain a sense of tranquility, thanks to its position up on the city's...more
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