The Inn at Weathersfield

Oh yes! A must stay! Five stars is underrated!We had such a good time and the hospitality at this place is above and beyond. The restaurant, chefs kiss! Try the homemade bread and go all out, the food is so delicious and as always everything is Vermont made!

Beautiful , quaint inn - small yet comfortable inn - owners are a delight , very accommodating and gracious . Went for a weekend getaway last week - snow was beautiful . The hidden kitchen restaurant on site has a great variety of delicious, farm to table food - enjoyed the specials of the night. Staying here you are treated to a home made breakfast - fresh coffee as early as 7:30 - great perk Quick trek to Quechee and Woodstock which are close by - Okemo for the skiers Will Def return in spring - highly recommend - very tasteful and comfy rooms - this is a hidden gem

Great place to visit the area. We arrived on a snowing day. We appreciated the warm hospitality and the warm and inviting public rooms and roaring fireplace. We had a great room and a big clawfoot tub. The yummy cookies on our arrival were extra great touch.

The Inn at Weathersfield is quaint and lovely. The dinner was outstanding and the breakfast delicious. I would recommend the Veggie scrambled eggs for breakfast with sausage. The green dinner salad and bread pudding for desert were out of this world!

this was our 5th time to the Inn. We visited with some friends. Our room, was great and the hosts were too. Greta was friendly and helpful. We enjoyed time in front of the fireplace drinking tea. Dinner in the Hidden kitchen was fabulous as usual. We have gotten on the email list for when they start the wine dinners.

My husband and I spent a lovely weekend at the inn in mid-January. We were greeted warmly by one of the innkeepers, Peter, who told us about the history of the inn and helped my husband with the bags. He also explained the modern updates to the inn. We stayed in the Lincoln Room which is one of two 1st floor rooms because I have some vestibular issues and don't love staircases in older homes if I can avoid them. (The stairs are fine if you don't mind stairs.) The Lincoln Room is at the front of the house and was very quiet. We enjoyed a delicious dinner and two gourmet breakfasts, prepared exactly as requested (make sure you ask for some jam!). We have food intolerances/allergies and they were happy to work with those and offer options, including oat milk for coffee and a detailed discussion of how much lactose was in the dark-chocolate-covered-peanut butter-ganache dessert. (It was great!) The inn is welcoming, charming, warm, cozy, everything you would want a VT inn in to be. Special shout out to Greta, our server, who is a gem. Great service. My only minor quibble is that an email and voicemail in advance of our arrival were not answered until the third try. When I did connect with one of the innkeepers, he was very helpful and responsive. If you want to dine in the restaurant - it was booked on Saturday of our stay - I recommend making your dinner rez online thru the restaurant. When I arrived, I forgave all because it is clear that these folks are working very hard to create a wonderful experience for their guests. I would definitely return and recommend. A family member is headed there in February!