Frank and his family could not have been more hospitable. The coupons he gave us saved money for the skiers in the crowd, who headed in a different direction each day to try out different slopes, all within easy reach of the inn. Ski rental and repair is just a block away. Myself, the non-skier, was made to feel at home, reading in the front living room. Burlington is just a short drive and is full of shops and restaurants, though Richmond has great restaurants as well. New Year's eve we enjoyed the Richmond Celtic Festival, which started with a lovely performance by Hilary, the innkeepers' daughter. We''ll be able to say we knew her when!

This B&B is quite cozy, a real gem! Frank, the innkeeper, was very hospitable, accommodating our very late arrival (around 10:00 pm) without a reservation. Our suite was nicely furnished, with very comfortable beds and direct access to our contemporary bathroom (not shared). In the morning, it was nice/quiet & we had plenty of time to wake up and get ready for the day. Once downstairs, we were treated to a full breakfast with several courses, including homemade muffins, a gourmet omelet, fresh juice and fruits and more. All in all, a marvelous stay & I look forward to a return visit when I'm back to the area.

After reading the reviews on tripadvisor (especially the management rebuttal to the laundry situation), the two of us decided to give this inn a go. We are really glad that we did. Management bent over backwards to make our stay truly comfortable.

We mentioned that we were going to tour the Ben and Jerry's plant. Management popped up and gave us a couple of passes. Truly above and beyond expectations.

The room was super comfy, with well-appointed furniture. Common areas were spotless and had a superb Victorian charm. Please do not take the low quantity of reviews as a negative. There are many old and new loyal customers, many of which may not be a tech savvy as they could be. All in all, a absolutely wonderful experience!!

My wife and I were on a 2 week motorcycle trip through New England this past summer. This was one of our scheduled 13 stops along the way.....4 of which were bed & breakfasts. We, unfortunately, ran into rain on our way to this place, and were graciously allowed to pull our bike into the garage out back. Our room was small and cozy....but served its purpose for one night. Because we were on a motorcyle....we also needed to find a laundromat to do some laundry (this was day 6 for us on our trip). The host told my wife it would be NO PROBLEM for us to use his washer and dryer to do our laundry. Great!
You can probably understand our suprise and disappointment to find out in the morning that he CHARGED US TEN DOLLARS for using his washer and dryer. This is AFTER he volunteered them to us the night before.....nice!!!
Other than that little episode....the bed, room, and breakfast were no better or worse than the other B&B's we stayed at. But next time we'll find our own laundromat, thank you!