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Northeast
14 hotels
Barrows House
Nine acres of park-like lawns, nine buildings of rooms and cottages, in the village that invented Vermont marble.
Dorset Inn
Vermont's oldest continuously operating inn — on the Dorset Green since 1796.
Kedron Valley Inn
An 1822 stagecoach inn in a hamlet south of Woodstock — a swimming pond out front, a tavern that draws locals in ski season.
Mountain Meadows Lodge
A lakeside 1856 farmhouse lodge on the Appalachian Trail at the foot of Killington — the low-key, dog-and-kid base for the mountain.
Red Clover Inn
Reopened June 2024. A restored 1840s farmhouse on 13 acres, minutes from Killington.
Seesaw’s Lodge
A 1940s ski lodge above Peru, reopened as a Scandi-minimal retreat. Bromley across the road.
The Four Columns Inn
Reopened June 2025 on the Newfane village green — a Greek Revival inn with an 1832 tavern attached.
The Grafton Inn
An 1801 inn in a restored village preserved by a Vermont non-profit. The whole town is the hotel.
The Hermitage Inn
A Green Mountain country resort rebuilt with serious culinary ambition — ski Mount Snow all day, sit down to a tasting menu at night.
The Reluctant Panther
A 100-plus-year-old inn at the heart of Manchester Village — the region's most serious small luxury hotel.
The Wilburton
A 30-acre estate above Manchester, run by the Levis family since 1987. Destination weddings, family reunions, unapologetically eccentric.
The Woodstock Inn & Resort
The Rockefeller-owned inn on Woodstock's green — a 142-room, single-property institution that quietly runs the whole town's outdoor life.
Twin Farms
Sinclair Lewis's old farm on 300 private acres — twenty cottages and rooms, all-inclusive, adults-only, no menu because you just say what you want.
Windham Hill Inn
A 140-year-old dairy barn rebuilt into country-chic rooms, on 160 Green Mountain acres.