Vermont has lots of lodging and fun for folks at your reunion or group getaway

When you are planning a vacation stay with a group of people – be it a family reunion, bachelor party, or a company retreat – you will encounter many different needs, desires, and tastes. Comfort Inn & Suites Near Burke Mountain in St. Johnsbury can offer lots of variety of activities – or simple resting zones – on the property and off. The Inn has many rooms and suites where people can sleep, rest, or socialize in private. Moving outward, guests can explore the sun deck, pool and sauna, game room, and landscaped grounds. For sporty people, the Northeast Kingdom has plenty to do in all seasons, from snow sports in winter to biking, hiking, and water sports in the warm season. And leave peeping in fall is glorious.

This fabulous retreat is the perfect destination for your family, class or other group reunion. Set in historic Grafton, Vermont at one of the oldest operating Inns in America, you’re in for a treat from the moment you arrive for some fun and reconnecting. Intimate groups and those up to 100 are welcome with special options for midweek, weekend and non-profit groups. The Inn features 44 rooms, suites, and guest houses with private baths, air conditioning and WiFi. Kick back at the Phelps Barn pub and enjoy Four Diamond cuisine in the more formal dining room. The Inn is easily accessible from I-91 and you’re near major attractions, recreational activities and events and the Inn’s own Grafton Ponds Outdoor Center.

For an authentic immersion in Vermont country life there’s no better excursion than a visit to Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks in Montpelier. The benign overseer of this maple kingdom is Burr Morse, of the eighth generation of a family that first learned maple sugaring techniques from Native people. Your group – a bunch of friends or an organized bus tour – can enjoy tours of the sugarhouse, displays in the woodshed theater, an outdoor Vermont farm life museum and shopping at the country store. A nature trail is peopled by whimsical carved folk characters created by Burr Morse. Taste and buy maple products like maple creemees, other Vermont foods, crafts, and gifts. Purchases may be mailed. Tour groups are always welcome. Open year-round.