Stowe, Vermont · a family-run inn since 2009
A small country inn with a big barn
Eight guest rooms on Hollis Hill, six minutes from Stowe village, with a hot breakfast, a fire pit, a cottage that welcomes dogs and a timber-framed barn that holds a wedding for up to 120.
- Since 2009a family-run inn
- 8 + 1guest rooms and a cottage
- 120guests in the barn
- 4.9★average Google rating
Stay, celebrate, take something home
A small inn that does three things well
We’re a family business, so you’ll meet the people who make the beds and cook the breakfast. Here’s where most guests start.
Rooms with breakfast
Eight guest rooms, a cottage with a woodstove and a fenced yard, and Margo’s hot breakfast every morning.
Rooms and rates
Weddings and events
A restored 1887 barn for up to 120 guests, with the inn and cottage for 25 of them to sleep on site.
See the barn
Midweek and ski packages
Two-night escapes with breakfast, a late checkout and a few extras, for couples and for skiers who like a fire to come home to.
See packages
Come for the leaves, stay for the fire pit and the pancakes.
Included with every room
Margo’s breakfast is the reason people come back
Breakfast is in the dining room from 8 to 9:30, and it’s included in every room. Margo has cooked it since 2011: blueberry-ricotta pancakes, eggs from a farm in Hyde Park, local sausage, granola, fruit and fresh pastries, with maple syrup boiled by her cousins in Craftsbury.
She cooks for allergies, vegetarians and the guest who “doesn’t usually eat breakfast.” Most of them do, once.
- Hot breakfast, 8 to 9:30, at the long table
- Gluten-free, dairy-free and vegetarian made to order
- A private breakfast for two can be booked online
Included for guests, bookable for visitors
Evenings at the fire pit
Dan lights the fire pit by the orchard every evening in season, and the chairs are there for anyone staying with us. If you’d rather have it to yourselves, book a fire-pit evening for two: a blanket, cider or cocoa and a s’mores kit.
In winter we move the fire to the lounge, where there’s a fireplace you can sit within reach of, and a bookshelf nobody has finished.
- Free for guests of the inn
- $28 for two for a private evening
- Cider, cocoa and a s’mores kit
Coming up at the inn
Dinners, concerts and open houses in the barn and the lounge. Sign up here and we’ll save your spot.
Barn Open Sunday
Sunday, November 8, 2026 · 1pm – 4pm
Walk through the restored barn set up for a wedding, taste Margo’s passed appetizers and meet two local florists and a photographer. No booking needed, but let us know you’re coming.
Harvest Dinner in the Barn
Saturday, November 14, 2026 · 6pm – 9pm
One long table, 60 seats and a five-course supper from Margo’s kitchen: roast squash, braised pork, apple-cheddar tart and the maple pie. Wine is extra.
Fireside Concert: the Lindqvist Sisters
Friday, November 20, 2026 · 7pm – 9pm
Two sisters from Burlington, a fiddle, a guitar and a fire in the lounge. Old-time songs, a few of their own and cider at the break. Forty seats.
What guests write after they leave
- ★★★★★
“We came up for our tenth anniversary and it was exactly the weekend we needed. The room was warm and quiet, Dan had the fire pit going when we got back from dinner, and Margo’s pancakes ruined every other breakfast for us.”
Priya & Daniel R.Anniversary stay, King roomReview on Google - ★★★★★
“We were married in the barn last October with 104 guests. Tess answered every question twice, the barn looked like a dream under the lights, and our grandmother slept in the Alder Suite. Three of our guests have already rebooked for ski season.”
Beth & Tom S.Wedding in the barnReview on Google - ★★★★★
“Rufus the lab got his own water bowl, a biscuit at check-in and a spot by the cottage woodstove. We have stayed in a lot of “pet-friendly” places, and this is the first that actually felt happy to see him.”
Joel A.Cottage with a dogReview on Google
Planning a stay, a wedding or a gift?
Tell us your dates or your idea and Ellen or Tess will answer within one business day. We’re friendly on the phone, too.