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"The breakfast menu was a highlight. It was very exciting to see that there were waffle makers. Parking definitely felt safe, but it was not very easy. The room was clean. The staff was super friendly and helpful. There are snacks in the lobby. They have bubblers for regular water and lemon water which was extremely helpful and tasty."

"Newly renovated; clean and yet pet friendly. Waffles and hard boiled eggs for breakfast."

"Room was very clean and beds comfortable. "

"Very quiet and comfortable stay."

"Room was very clean and in good condition. No maintenance issues. Staff very accommodating. Hot breakfast offered a wider variety then other chain hotels we have stayed."

"The hosts Richard and Elisabeth were very welcoming and friendly. The house is really pretty with loads of old features. Bedroom very clean and comfortable. Breakfast delicious! Would definitely stay there again."

"Great stay, very walkable area. "

"What a fabulous home! It was spotlessly clean and every amenity was thoughtfully available: a fully stocked kitchen making meal prep and cooking a breeze; ample blankets for the chilly nights; firewood for the fireplace and wood stove; and a great supply of towels. Alex's home has been beautifully decorated and furnished. Lovely antiques and deep couches make it interesting and very cozy. We really enjoyed dining in the glass house with a fire burning in the fireplace after a long day of leaf peeping. The glass house is perfect on a rainy day as well as a sunny day, and watching the full moon rise through the windows is pure magic.Alex is a very attentive and responsive host with great suggestions for things to do in the Rutland area. He listens to his guests and recommends activities based on their interests. His love for his home and the surrounding area captures his guests... we didn't want to leave!We enjoyed the gondola ride up Killington Mountain, hiking the Appalachian Trail over the suspension bridge over Clarendon Gorge, hiking the AT/LT to the Maine Junction in Giffords Woods, visiting Sugarbush Farm, walking through the quaint town of Woodstock, visiting Bingham Falls near Stowe, and completing the corn maze at Hathaway Farm. But what made this The Perfect Vacation was this beautiful home, the center point and highlight of our trip. On our last night, we saw the Milky Way and several shooting stars.I highly recommend staying here! Words fail!"

"Beauty beyond compare. Magnificent place to stay. Inspirational decor with attention to every detail. Glorious views that will leave you feeling profoundly relaxed and rejuvenated. A place to experience art, color and nature all within the charm of an 18th century farmhouse. Rolling green hills lead up to a panoramic view of the mountains. All leaving you breathless. "