My kids, 11 and 12 years old, and I stayed at Andrie Rose for the President's Week holiday. We stayed in two rooms in the main house, Evergreen and Mountain View. The rooms are quaint and clean, and the beds are very comfortable. They both have a nice view of Okemo Mountain. And one night we watched fireworks from our bedroom windows. That was a real treat! My children also love the fact that the house was built in 1820!!! There are no televisions in the rooms but that's okay since we don't have television in our bedrooms at home either. We knew that breakfast was included with the lodging, but we were very surprised at how good the breakfasts were. For six morning straight we were treated with a different breakfast, and we enjoyed every single one of them. And they're not small portions either. The hospitality of the innkeepers, Michael and Irene are incomparable. They are very welcoming. Every year we travel to a different place in the east coast to snowboard. I think this time we've found our "home away from home". Thank you.

This was our second stay at the Andrie Rose Inn. We always request the Sapphire room to accommodate our family with two young children. The suite is clean, spacious, cozy and comfortable. We loved soaking in the jacuzzi tub to soothe our tired muscles after a day of skiing. The gas fireplaces really helped to dry our snow gear!! It was great to store our skis and boots in the heated storage closet, too.

The breakfasts were scrumptious (especially the french toast!). Next time we will try and stay on a Friday or Saturday to sample the gourmet dinners.

We look forward to making our trip to Okemo and the Andrie Rose Inn every year!

Yuk. Blechh.. We're still trying to spit out the bad flavors from the breakfast food prepared for the 3 mornings we were there. Of course, the wall is lined with awards for the spouse of the Inn Keeper you usually dealt with, but you'd never discover what she could do in the kitchen during your stay. The husband probably convinced himself he was a cook but we were NOT impressed. First morning, the omelette was BURNT, and had a weird selection of ingredients that caused the aftertaste to linger far too long. The next morning was pancakes, and those were OKAY. The last morning was this baked dish of disgusting cheeses, a hint of egg, and overloaded with bread where we couldn't stomach even the 3rd bite. And the fruit, on that last day; which seemed to be a honeydew melon was so bitter, the male Inn Keeper tried to doctor it up with honey and lime juice that made us think we were forcing COD LIVER OIL down our stomachs. Terrible.
The super expensive rooms were decent, in the main Inn, but so small you had to scoot around the edge of the bed sideways to get to the bathroom, and you'd bust your head on the slanted ceiling en route. The bathroom and bathtub were decent, and the outdoor hot tub was nice.
Overall, the Inn was nice, but the female of the Inn-Keeping duo had an unexpected death that weekend, and we were left there not knowing where to find ice and other amenities like extra shampoo or towels while they stepped out for one of the evenings.
Oh yeah. The ski resort shuttle was NOT operating while we skied for the Sat. / Sun. of our stay. And Okemo, was pretentious in that there were hardly ANY dressing room areas, and they would not tell you a trail was closed at the summit; ONLY after arriving there in the chair lift; and discovering the only trails available were way above your skiing ability.

My husband and I traveled to Vermont and stayed at the Andrie Rose Inn. We recently bought some property in the local area where we needed to interview a painter to do some work on an outbuilding. We were so happy we chose this B&B! The room was simply beautiful and had all the amenities you could ask for in addition to it being walking distance to shops and dining experiences. Turns out this was a great get away in addition to a business visit for us. The breakfast was so delicious! Piping hot and delivered to us in a very lovely dining area surrounded by architectural beauty. One of the owners makes the most unbelievably beautiful cakes that were on display. This would probably be a very nice place for a small wedding or a rehersal dining experience where guests can stay too. Great job Andrie Rose!