Find an inn in Killington, Rutland, Montpelier & other central VT towns

You may come as a guest to the Liberty Hill Farm & Inn, but you are sure to leave as a friend. That’s what happens when you enjoy bountiful home-made meals around a large dining room table, talk at night on the porch while watching the stars, or learn together how to milk a cow. Rooms at the inn, whee guests have been coming since 1984, are cozy and comfy, and guests are invited to participate in as many (or few) of the farm chores as they like, from picking veggies and berries to bottle-feeding a newborn calf. There are trails to hike (or ski, or snowshoe), places to swim and fish – and nooks for napping. Nearby activities include the Shelburne Museum and the Green Mountain National Forest.

How to begin your vacation mornings in Vermont? With a great breakfast, of course. At the elegant Woodstock Inn & Resort, follow your scrumptious full breakfast buffet with a day of hiking, biking, swimming in the resort pool, playing a round of golf on a breathtaking course, learning how to fly fish or strolling through the picturesque Woodstock Village, VT. Rooms and suites at this classic New England resort are individually decorated with handcrafted furnishings and plush bedding. Collection rooms are based on different themes, including golfing, skiing and conservation. Arrange for a massage at the luxurious on-site spa, dine on farm-fresh cuisine at the Red Rooster restaurant or, seasonally, at the Red Barns at Kelly Way Gardens or take a water aerobics class at the Athletic Club.

Come see why the Mountain Top Resort’s slogan is “Come for the view, stay for the experience.” The view at this full-service resort, with on-site dining, spa and a host of fun activities, is beyond breathtaking. From your spacious lodge room or suite, cozy cabin or spectacular guest house, as well as the friendly restaurant and seating scattered throughout the property, you’ll look out over a pristine lake, magnificent mountains or pleasing meadows. As for the experience, well, that ranges from kayaking, swimming and horseback riding to disc golf, tennis, hiking and fishing. In the winter, there’s cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, skating and horse-drawn sleigh rides. In the area, there’s golf, maple sugaring, rock climbing, downhill skiing, rafting and a variety of cultural venues in charming towns.