We spent two fun nights at Hill Farm Inn and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The innkeepers are very accommodating, breakfast was terrific with your choice of several meals offered. The farm is centrally located with easy access to both Bennington and Manchester. Definitely go to Christmas Days!

We stayed at the inn in October, and were sadly disappointed by numerous factors. We've stayed in lots of B&Bs, so we have a good feel for what to expect, and this one was not a spot we'd return to. Like another reviewer commented, the welcome was hardly warm, and we found our interactions with the staff to be fairly sterile. We stayed in The Loft, which was like an efficiency apartment. The furniture was uncomfortable and well-used/stained, and the bed was funky - half of it fine, half lumpy/creaky. The clawfoot tub was fine ... except that there wasn't enough hot water available to actually take a bath in it. The animals are charming, but the rooster? Not so much. He started crowing at 6 AM and never stopped. The area itself is gorgeous, and there are lots of B&Bs and inns nearby. We'd definitely recommend the area, just not this inn. For the price, we were quite disappointed overall.

My wife and I went here to celebrate our first anniversary -- the high ratings I'd read on TripAdvisor were a big part of the reason we chose Hill Farm. In truth we found it to be OK but not outstanding. The rooms were very rustic... charming but lacking certain comforts. The B&B has wifi but it doesn't reach up in the room where we were. They have a ton of DVDs on hand but no way to play them in the rooms. I know -- there are certain things that you know to put up with when at a B&B versus a hotel, so I assure you that flexibility is built into our assessment.

And when you want to relax, you want to do it your way, regardless of where you're staying.

The staff was relatively friendly, and I will say that the food was outstanding. Maple corn muffins, blueberry pancakes, french toast, and the coffee were all way above par. Being near Bennington was a good call, as there is lots to do in & around there.

In general, I would say that Hill Farm was a nice B&B, not an especially great value but not exorbitantly expensive... but when you're in Vermont you always come to expect a certain charm. Apart from the magnificent meals I'm not sure we saw it this time. Maybe we'll catch it next time?

Stayed at the Hill Farm Inn for two nights, this is a great farm setting. The Inn is located on a backroad with large amounts of property. The Inn has dozens of animals from chickens to sheep. Bring your camera for the animals, the Inn keepers let the sheep graze around the property for several hours a day. Breakfast was amazing, you have a choice of pancakes, eggs, french toast, or homemade granola (all served with bacon or maple sausage). I would love to stay 4 days to try all the breakfast choices!

We stayed in the Mulberry Cabin which has a bedroom and a small bathroom. The cabin was a little musty when we first walked in, it cleared when we opened the windows. The cabin was very clean and ready for our stay, the bathroom included towels, soaps, shampoo, tourist magazines, all the works. The Inn keepers were very kind and friendly, the afternoon coffee tea and cookies were a nice touch.

I would 100 percent recommend the Hill Farm Inn. If you want a nice rustic setting on a farm that is tucked in the Vermont hills this is the place for you!