The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm

Do not stay here if there is an event going on. Don’t get a room on the main level because you’ll hear every other person around you along with anyone walking upstairs or down the hallway. I’m not sure if the entire place is that uninsulated, but we were up past 1am listening to the various people talking and the floor creaking from people moving around …..the breakfast included had undercooked slimy scrambled eggs and was rushed and chaotic due to an event they had going on that day, which was obvious because we were practically finished with our breakfast before any of the staff even asked if we wanted coffee, juice or water…….clearly they aren’t equipped to handle both room guests and events in the off season.

It was okay A little dated. No real amenities to speak of - no gym or coffee maker in the room. Room was very nice and spacious. Bathrooms need some updating. Food was meh.

My partner & I had the best experience at the Quechee Inn. When we checked in on 1/11, the concierge (wish I caught his name) was so friendly and sweet, and even upgraded us to a larger room! Our room was lovely, and the common area bar & fireplace were wonderful. The complimentary breakfast was also top-notch. We will certainly be back, and highly recommend this place to others.

This was the 2nd time we stayed at Quechee Inn. We stayed there with our 5 kids (now they are 20, 16, 14, 11 and 9) and this time we took our aunt along with us. We enjoyed the cozy atmosphere especially by the fireplace. The grounds and trail were very enjoyable to walk around and let the kids play and the included breakfasts was amazing. This year we ate a few dinners at the inn and they were spectacular! They have an excellent Chef whose friendliness made you feel very welcome and taken care of which made the the whole experience even better. Right across the road there’s a trail dividing the river and lake which leads to the gorge. On our walk there we saw men ice fishing on the frozen lane and an ice skater which inspired us to get some ice skates and try it out. It was an amazing experience! Down the road they have Simon Pearce Restaurant where they do glass blowing downstairs. It’s mesmerizing to watch. They also have Sugarbush farm where you can tour how they make maple syrup and cheese! We are looking forward to visiting again!

despite its age still delivers quintessential Vermont getaway. Fireplace is cozy and staff was very attentive and flexible in meeting guest's needs.

Historic spot well worth the visit I love old buildings and history, so this house built in 1796 with nearby giant red barn hit the spot for what I wanted. Very pretty location near the heart of Quechee. There's a nice restaurant with amaxing breakfast included with the room. We'll definitely stay again!