We have been going to the Quechee Inn for winter getaways off and on for twenty years. We enjoyed a two-night stay in mid-January, after an absence of several years. Happily, the inn remains the same year after year. We were there on a Wednesday night and enjoyed their mid-week prix fixe menu in the dining room. A jazz duo entertained throughout the dinner hour. Most enjoyable.
We go for the cross-country skiing and were disappointed because of the lack of snow. We did manage an hour and a half on the icy tracks though.
Breakfast was somewhat skimpy, but adequate. One has a choice of several continental style offerings and a choice of cooked-to-order eggs, pancakes, bacon, sausage. Nothing special.
The rooms are lovely and well appointed. High speed wi-fi and flat panel televisions. The rates are quite economical.
It's easy to recommend the Quechee Inn.

We brought a group of 19 professionals to the Inn in the late Fall for a one night 2 day retreat. Due to the time of year we were able to secure the Inn for our entire group. The welcome and service by the Inn's staff was excellent. All attendees commented on the wonderful and charming guest rooms. While this is not a modern meeting facility (a true country Inn) the Inn met and exceeded our requirements for an intimate and relaxing retreat. Hors D’oeuvres and dinner were outstanding as were breakfast and lunch. We conducted round table discussions during the day and relaxed by the fire in the lounge in the evening. One of our group entertained on the Inn’s piano. Some attendees took time to enjoy the grounds and the Village of Quechee which has recovered nicely from Hurricane Irene.
I would be pleased to speak to you about our experience.
Peter
Vermont State Dental Society
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I recently stayed at the Inn and generally enjoyed my 2 night stay. While the food and the service could not have been better and the atmosphere so relaxing, the Inn needs cleaning- bugs and cobwebs in the windows, dust under beds and behind bureaus, and rugs are old and dirty. If these issues are addressed, the Inn can once again find itself as a truly "superb example of a classic New England Inn".
Signed, WorldTraveler

Advice to anyone booking Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm online based on our experience: We didn't even get to stay because Quechee Inn didn't accept our fully paid confirmed reservation for three days because they overbooked accommodation. We had a fully paid confirmed reservation booked online a month ahead of our stay. We travelled 16,000 kilometers from Australia plus booked Boston accommodation and hire car to drive to Quechee, only to find the middle day of a three day stay would not be accepted. The Inn expected us to stay one night, go elsewhere for the second night and then back to Quechee Inn for the third night even though other inns in the district required a minimum two or three day stay plus it was a holiday long weekend and many places were booked out. In our opinion, an appalling way to treat it's guests especially since at the time we got the message about the overbooking, weeks after we’d booked, the Inn’s website, as confirmed by their front desk receptionist and hotels.com, still indicated they had a room available. Would never consider staying there or recommending it to anyone regardless of how quaint and pleasant it might be. On top of that, they have a penalty for guests who cancel their reservation but there appears to be no penalty for them when they cancel. If it wasn't for hotels.com sorting alternate accommodation nearby for all three nights, don't know where we would have stayed. A real pity as we were looking forward to the stay.