Maple Leaf Inn
Bed and Breakfast

Picturesque Bed and Breakfast .. Vermont style

The beautiful, Victorian style Maple Leaf Inn Bed and Breakfast in Vermont was recently awarded 4-Diamonds by AAA for the eighth year in a row. This delightful Woodstock inn, nestled on sixteen acres of maple and birch trees boasts many turn-of-the-century features such as gables, dormers, ginger-bread trim, a wraparound porch with gazebo, tall windows and soaring chimneys. The grounds are picture perfect with a pristine layer of snow in winter, afire with the color changes of autumn, budding with new life in the spring or resting in the deep greens and yellows of summer.

Seven beautifully appointed guest rooms each have a unique ambience that includes a King size bed covered with elegant country charm. Most accommodations have wood-burning fireplaces, cozy sitting areas (some with bay windows), and remote control TV. Large bathrooms feature luxury toiletries, fluffy robes and towels and some have whirlpool for two and shower. Climate control, Direct TV, VCR, telephone and Wireless Internet can be enjoyed in all guest rooms.

An intimate library has books and artifacts from around the world where guests can find a comfortable chair for casual conversation or to curl up with a good book. Other guest friendly rooms include an elegant parlor for afternoon refreshments, and a dining room that accommodates romantic, candlelit tables for two where memorable breakfasts of gourmet home-cooked delicacies and freshly brewed coffee or tea is served.

Hosts Nancy & Mike invite you to discover the magic of the Maple Leaf Inn and make a few dreams come true.

Located near Woodstock, the town of Barnard, with its white steepled churches, general store, and views of Silver Lake and the Green Mountains, is a quintessential Vermont village.

Country lanes and back roads invite you to explore farms, fields, and forests ever changing with the seasons.

The more well-known Woodstock is just minutes away where you can browse unique shops and dine at wonderful little restaurants.

Other attractions include Billings Farm & Museum; Vermont Institute of Natural Science Raptor Center; Pentangle Council on the Arts; Quechee Gorge; Calvin Coolidge Birthplace; Simon Pearce Glassblowing; Appalachian Trail and Long Trail to name a few.