This stylish resort is a colonial house with spacious rooms and gardens built on the site of an old farm, and is now a working farm itself, with vast olive groves and vineyards. You may visit the wine cellar with Lorenzo, the proprietor, or stroll the fragrant, winding trails through the hills of the farm. This ideally located inn boasts ten beautifully appointed rooms with private baths, most with queen-sized beds. There's a music room with a baby grand piano, a well-stocked library, and antiques throughout. The manor has five common rooms, including a music room graces with an original rosewood piano.
All rooms have a full private bath and fireplace, and are individually decorated.
Other amenities include three dining rooms, a pool, a carriage house, and a first-rate kitchen staff under the direction of renowned executive chef Jesse Mallgren. To keep up your chosen pace, you've got to make sure you eat well. On Martha's Vineyard, for example, you might enjoy a real New England clambake with creamy chowder, fresh corn on the cob, steamed clams, and lobster. In Vermont, smother your pancakes with maple syrup from the local sugarhouse. VBT tours traverse some of the world's most celebrated wine regions, from the Loire Valley to the Napa Valley.