The Inn at Montpelier
Bed and Breakfast

Inn at Montpelier in Vermont rated Three Diamonds by AAA, is comprised of two stately historic buildings, classically Federal in design and enhanced and expanded on several occasions, as is typical of New England design.

You are welcomed by the extravagant wraparound Colonial Revival sun porch, a prominent landmark in a row of gracious townhouses built by the founders of Montpelier.

In creating The Inn at Montpelier, great care was given to retaining architectural details such as the Greek and Colonial Revival woodwork, the ten fireplaces, the gracious front staircases, and the glass-fronted china cupboards. The Vermont Inn is a part of Montpelier's National Historic District and takes you back to an era of gracious living.

Each guest room at The Inn at Montpelier is unique, affording a different lodging experience with each stay. You have your choice of king, queen, and twin bedded rooms, many with fireplaces. Each accommodation offers the amenities of a private bathroom, telephone, television, and air conditioning to complement the fine reproductions and antiques.

You may wish to join others in the comfortable living room or common room, play cribbage or backgammon by the hearth in the game room, or enjoy a quiet moment upstairs in the plant-filled sun room. The Inn at Montpelier's dining room, with its marble fireplace and adjoining breakfast room, offers a fine continental breakfast. A generous spread of pastries, cereal, fruit, toast, yogurt, juice, and coffee is provided to guests along with a hearty helping of your host's hospitality. Pantries filled with goodies provide coffee and rolls for early or late risers, and a variety of refreshments are made available to you throughout the day.

Activities thrive in Montpelier. Hiking and cross-country skiing are abundant in the area, an excellent way to see the scenic countryside. Pack a picnic lunch and survey the vast landscape from the seat of a bicycle. The city is just 25 miles from four major ski areas, and the many lakes and streams nearby are ideal for fishing and water sports. Restaurants, movie theaters, the 100-acre Hubbard Park, and historic residential and business districts are all within easy walking distance from the Inn.

A warm welcome awaits you at The Inn at Montpelier, where the guests' comforts are your host's main concern and specialty.

Montpelier also offers an abundance of cultural activities. Several performance and visual arts organizations are located here, and Montpelier is the fortunate location of the T.W. Wood Art Gallery and the Vermont College Campus of Norwich University. The Pavilion Building, just next door to the Capitol, has a museum offering the history of Vermont and its people, the Governor's Corridor with its changing collection of fine art, and a summer concert series on the lawn outside.

The Inn at Montpelier is a bed and breakfast retreat for all seasons. As winter days get longer towards springtime, maple sugaring begins, and a visit to one of the many sugar houses is a must. Summer brings the smell of freshly mown hay from the fields of the local dairy farms. Try picking your own berries or buy them at the Farmers' Market at the Jailhouse Common. Summer festivals and sidewalk sales give way to the crowning glory of Vermont's seasons. Autumn must be seen to be believed, and fall foliage activities abound throughout the area. The pristine beauty of winter snow completes the cycle, and Montpelier turns into "The Christmas City."