Built in 1895, the houses have been restored and tastefully decorated with period antiques. The 12 guest rooms all have private baths, cable TV, and telephones with voice mail and data ports.
Guests rave about the comfortable beds and outstanding decor.
Breakfast is generous and satisfying. Ask Betsy to make migas, a heavenly scrambling of eggs with green chilies, cheese and crumbled tortilla chips. During your stay, run, ski or stroll through the 180 acres of Hubbard Park, visit the Historical Society Museum, and Wood Art Gallery, or browse the shops in Vermont's largest historic district. In season, enjoy weekly band concerts on the State House lawn, summer theater and the farmers' market. All rights reserved.