A stay at a Vermont Inn is much more than a place to lay your head at night. Many Vermont Inns are farmhouses built hundreds of years ago that have been remodeled to accommodate guests. If you’re looking for a quintessential Vermont experience that is charming and historical, stay at a Vermont Inn.
Many Inns are also working farms with the innkeepers living on-site. You’ll have the opportunity to learn about agriculture from your hosts and maybe even do a few farm chores if you’re interested.
At our very own Snow Farm Inn in South Hero, Vermont, built in the 1820s, the allure is not only our vineyard and maple sugaring operation but also the proximity to the beach and bicycling trails.
Step out the back door and you’ll be on Lake Champlain on your own private beach. Or, leave from the Inn on your bicycle to ride on paved roads that connect to the Champlain Bikeway, a series of bike trails through the Champlain Islands that also connect to the city of Burlington.
We’ve hosted thousands of guests over the years. Here’s a peek into the guest experience and why a stay at our Vermont Inn is a bicycler’s dream.
