Restored Farmhouse.
The Restored Farmhouse tier is where much of the region's real architectural heritage lives. Hasbrouck is 1759 Dutch stone; Howland is 1870 American; Inness rebuilds a traditional farmstead vocabulary from new materials. These hotels tend to share the same premise: the building used to feed people, and now it sleeps them.
Hasbrouck House
A 1759 Dutch stone farmhouse, now a wellness-forward country inn.
Howland House
A restored 1870 farmhouse with lime-wash walls and custom-built furniture.
INNESS
225 acres where design, farming, and dinner are the same project.
Red Clover Inn
Reopened June 2024. A restored 1840s farmhouse on 13 acres, minutes from Killington.
Stonover Farm
A restored farm near Tanglewood — three rooms in the main house, a cottage, a schoolhouse. Quiet.
Windham Hill Inn
A 140-year-old dairy barn rebuilt into country-chic rooms, on 160 Green Mountain acres.