We went up to the farm in for a pond hockey tournament at Okemo, due to a lack of people entered in the tournament we decided to go enjoy the area anyways. The folks at the inn were immediately welcoming and friendly. They had a roaring fire going in the living room and a great board game room set up. All the ingredients for a relaxing New England get away. They brewed us tea in individual tea pot each night and at breakfast. The level of personal attention was like none other I have ever seen in a B&B. They made up for the lack of a hockey tournament with the pond on there property. They even had sticks and pucks for us to use.
By far the best part of our stay was the Breakfast, that gets a 6 out of 5. When someone cuts out the individual pieces of a grapefruit for me, i'm a happy camper.
All in all a great relaxing weekend!!!

We found this place last minute driving up to Vt from Ct and I'm so glad we did. The inn is warm, clean and cozy, and the room was the same. Paul and Pat were so nice and accommodating. I got sick the day after we arrived and they filled me up with tea with lemon and honey. I felt like I was staying at the Barefoot Contessa's house. Her
baking is amazing and breakfast was delicious. She even gave us blueberry crumb cake for the road! We will absolutely be back!!

This charming bed and breakfast from the 1700's set on over 50 acres is simply the perfect pictorest setting for a winter wonderland vacation. From the warm owners to the simply scrumptious breakfast offered every morning (featuring locally grown ingredients and all home-made) to the fun game room filled with games that will leave you nostalgic, this spacious yet cozy inn will leave you wanting to return again and again.

We stayed here from 4-8 October 2010. We had the most amazing visit. I love good American B&Bs and this was no exception. Paul & Pat were very hospitable hosts from the cakes and tea/coffee/cider in the afternoons to the delicious and ample breakfasts in the mornings to the wonderful log fires in the evenings. The rooms were really comfortable and for Brits it was a lovely change from all the chintz you tend to get in Vermont. We were there with family from Baltimore and also enjoyed the company of the other guests (I see one of the couples we met has also left a review). A lovely farmstead off the beaten track. Would whole-heartedly recommend it. If we returned, we would definitely stay there again. It would be a wonderful place for a family reunion or some celebratory weekend with friends.