Rustic inn, open 3 story post & beam main building. Lovely furnishings, reminiscent of a national park lodge. In winter, there is an outdoor ice sculpture vodka bar on Saturday nights. I attended a function there 2 successive days, and food, drinks, and service were exemplary. The hosts' family stayed at the inn, and enjoyed their stay. Worth considering if you want something different than a chain hotel.

My husband and I are looking forward to a return visit to the BVI. We were impressed from check in to check out. The front desk clerk who checked us in was pleasant and efficient. He personally showed us to our room (nice touch). The inn offers an afternoon tea with coffee/tea and cookies and later in the evening a wine and cheese reception.

Our two room suite did not disappoint. Although it was a bit hot in the room we were able to open the windows. The inn was quiet and quite restful. The Christmas decorations and lights as well as the newly fallen snow added to the charm and beauty of the inn.

The turn down service was great as was the two chocolate chip cookies that were left on our night stand. Again a nice touch!

The next morning we had breakfast in the restaurant. The waitress was pleasant and efficient. The food was delicious.

We were sad to leave but look forward to our return visit.

Our daughter had a Lacrosse camp in Derry between Christmas and New Years. We made a reservation at the Bedford Village Inn and were not disappointed. This was a very nice stay. From the wine and hors d'oeuvres to the nicely appointed suite, to the dinner, in Corks wine bar, our evening was quite nice.

Kudos to the "bartender" restaurant manager, she was superb! We thoroughly enjoyed our enjoyed our evening!

I would recommend this hotel and restaurant to any of our friends!

During a recent unprecedented snowstorm, my wife and I lost power in our home and spent 2 nights at the Bedford Village Inn. The next morning we thought the power might be restored to our home. We discussed the situation with the staff at BVI, as we would prefer not to spend a third night. They explained that if we did not reserve a room for the upcoming night, then the room would be sold as there were multiple names on the waiting list. If we got power back and had to cancel later, they would attempt to resell the room. If successful, we would not be charged. They said this wouldn’t be a problem due to the widespread nature of the outage and the fact they had a waiting list. We took their advice and reserved the room for another night. We packed all of our belongings, left them in suitcases by the door, and left for work.
At 3PM the power came back at our house. We immediately returned, removed the suitcases, and checked out. The front desk again stated that they would now attempt to resell the room. During that evening and night we checked the web site several times and all rooms were listed as filled. I also called the front desk numerous times and was consistently told that the rooms were sold out
The next day we received the receipt in the mail and we were charged for both nights.
I contacted the manager. He agreed that they never made any attempt to resell the room and we would be charged the full amount.
I fully understand the fact that the agreement states that checkout time is 11:00AM, and that when a room is not sold, BVI loses the full revenue. But the fact that they did not make any attempt to sell the room, after giving us the advice in the morning demonstrates a clear lack of integrity. I would expect them to do what they say. After spending $400 for 2 nights, I might have expected them to cut some slack. But, we are now asked to spend an additional $200 for a night we did not use and they could have easily resold the room.
Don’t spend your money with an organization that is so unprofessional. There are plenty of better choices in the area! Avoid this place.