Located in the lovely historic Arlington, Vermont, West Mountain Inn provides the utmost care, consideration and comfort for their guests with a variety of rooms and suites with views of forest and pastoral splendor.

In your individually decorated bedroom, cherish a beautiful scenic view. Choose from an original pine paneled room with mountain and pasture views, or a lace canopied queen bed with warm oak furnishings. One room offers a cozy sitting room with a fireplace while another features a screened porch overlooking the llamas. You can also find a cheerful sunlit room with a deck and another with a native pine cathedral ceiling bedroom with a spacious living room as well as a treetop room overlooking the village.

For those who want a more secluded feel, choose from a couple of cottage rooms as well as a few suites with woods and river views. Also available are three townhouses, each with two bedrooms and one bath as well as a full kitchen with utensils. The living room has a warming fireplace. Maid service is available. West Mountain Inn has that unique space for celebrations of weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, family reunions, and business meetings. Private dining rooms and conference rooms are also available.

Start your day off to a hearty Vermont country breakfast in a sunlit dining room. For a lovely evening, West Mountain Inn provides an elegant, imaginative dinner by candlelight in front of an open hearth. A Vermont artisan fruit and cheese platter is served before dinner.

Relax in this stress-free environment and refresh your mind and body with holistic activity only offered at the West Mountain Inn.

Mother Nature offers a few precious gifts of her own for you to enjoy. You can do a little cross-country skiing over her freshly fallen snow or go flyfishing in the Battenkill in early Spring. Or you can just wiggle your toes in the cool clear water. Bike along country roads for miles without seeing a car and observe the birds at the Inn's busy bird-feeding station or while hiking on a forest trail. If you just want to relax, you can read a good book by the warm fire as Father Time slows down his clock. Collect wild leeks and fiddleheads or pick bittersweet while watching nature prepare for winter. Gather a bouquet of wild flowers as you watch the llamas in residence. You may even spot a wild turkey or a catch a deer in motion!