Parker House Inn , a registered National Historic Site , is a classic 19th-century Vermont Inn built in 1857 by Vermont State Senator Joseph C. Parker as a home for his family. Each room is charming with its own unique character. Room furnishings and decor reflect this era. A full Vermont country breakfast is included. Guests can enjoy full club privileges at the Quechee Club whose two 18-hole golf courses rate among the top five in the state.
Guests can also enjoy skiing, tennis, swimming and a fitness center at the club.
In Parker House Restaurant you will dine on cuisine best described as American comfort food. The intimate dining rooms are decorated in colors and designs of the former century. The menu is every changing, reflecting seasonal ingredients and fresh local products. Inns Located in the Mountains Please read our disclaimer .