Brass Lantern Inn
717 Maple Street, Stowe, VT, 05672
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717 Maple Street
Stowe, VT, 05672 - Phone (802) 253-2229
- Website https://www.brasslanterninn.com
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Sydney H.
We stayed her for a couple days late August and were totally blown away by our experience. Mary Anne and George were awesome guests and made sure we had everything we needed without being overbearing! George made breakfast every morning and it was fantastic! They were both very accommodating of my nut/peanut allergy! Our room was very comfortable and clean. I recommend this place for anyone who wants a relaxing vacation away from the hustle and bustle! Mary Anne and George were also really good at recommending restaurants, hikes, and other activities! We hope to be back soon!
(5)John K.
If I could give 20 stars the Brass Lantern would get them. I went for a short get away and was so thrilled that I picked the best place to stay. George and Mary Anne could not have been nicer or more accommodating. From the moment we arrived perfection prevailed. From the treats and lemonade in the afternoon to the morning breakfast and excellent coffee. The rooms were a sanctuary and were clean, comfortable and cozy. I had the best nights sleep in a long time. Loved it so much that I made plans to return in December. Truly a gem...both the inn as well as hosts.
(5)Dave F.
We just returned from a delightful weekend at the Brass Lantern Inn. Maryanne and George were perfect hosts. They were very personable and inviting, and offered a number of helpful tips that assured that we made the most of our time in Vermont. Breakfast was delicious, with George cooking up quiche on Saturday, and French Toast on Sunday, paired with fresh fruits and pastries. We stayed in the Mansfield Room. In addition to a beautiful view of Mount Mansfield, the room itself was spacious, impeccably clean, and charming, with a gas fireplace and a number of great amenities. The bed was very comfortable with nice linens. The fresh pitcher of water and ice was also nice touch. The location can't be beat. It's just a 2-3 minute drive to central Stowe, about a 15 minute drive to Waterbury, and is situated near numerous Green Mountain sites. All of this serene comfort was very affordable. My wife and I highly recommend the Brass Lantern.
(5)Lisa S.
I stayed at the Brass Lantern Inn during the midst of Hurricane (Tropical Storm) Irene! Due to the storm, I arrived late after spending the day in the cold, wet rain moving my son into his college dorm. The owners, Mary Anne and George kept tabs on me to make sure I was safe. Due to the storm, I was sans hubby, who was home tending our storm damaged house. When I arrived, Mary Anne had saved me a small plate of goodies and made me hot tea! They helped me take my bag up to my room and made sure I was all let for the evening. Once settled, I was grateful for the wireless Internet connection that allowed me to keep tabs on the storm damage in Rhode Island! While the wind howled outside, the Inn remained warm and cozy! Our room (Spruce Peak) was perfect and I thoroughly enjoyed my soak in the whirlpool tub after spending a day in the cold, blowing rain! The next morning, I had a hot and delicious breakfast in the bright and sunny dining room, caught up on the news in the sitting room and just relaxed. After a nice visit with Mary Anne and George, I was able to travel home well fed and relaxed! I will certainly return for another visit, this time with my hubby to enjoy a romantic night at the Inn!
(5)Pat S.
Stayed here for a long Christmas weekend type thing. Our room was absolutely freezing and owners were super cheap about additional firewood for the in-room fireplace. Every breakfast featured undercooked items, including eggs that appear to have been cooked by the warm breath of a small dog. Owners also gave me side-eye while I played their POS piano. Great name but this place was the absolute pits in every sense. Responding now to the owner's comments: "We hope you can appreciate that we know that this is a false review." I'm sure you wish it was, but alas every word here is truthful. "Our guest rooms have gas-fired fireplaces, not wood burning, as indicated the review. " Not when we were there. Although it's good to know guests are now not treated to your tightwad ways with firewood. "The comments regarding breakfast do not even deserve the respect of a response." You know what else deserves no respect? The terrible breakfasts you provided.
(1)Sharon H.
WOW! The Brass Lantern Inn was the highlight of our two week Autumn adventure! George and Mary Anne have spared no detail in providing a totally exquisite experience for their very fortunate guests. The bed was extremely comfortable, and with spotlessly clean and soft linens. The pitcher of water in our room, and a freshly filled ice bucket was a very nice and welcome touch. Breakfasts were just fabulous, while enjoying the view from the lovely dining room. Every now and then we also got to chat briefly with Mary Anne who is so delightful we wanted to grab all her time and just hang out! The scrumptious goodies beautifully presented every afternoon were to die for! And as another reviewer noted, the tips we were given on dining and sights were perfect for us! Thank you so much George and Mary Anne for a wonderful experience!
(5)J M.
June 9, 2014 J&J Falk A 10 star quaint, B&B. George & Maryanne are warm, wonderful, cheerful and are perfect hosts. The house has a great floor-plan, large rooms that are clean and charming and include amenities like plush bathrobes, quilted blankets, many windows to view the green landscape, little bedtime chocolates. Best B&B , games inside & out, books, and more amenities!
(5)Phil M.
On vacation, we typically like to stay at B&B's, and while there is room for improvement, the Brass Lantern has the charm I look for to relax. Other reviews said the downers, and mostly because expectations are higher for the price - yes, even in the cheapest room. The TV was only in one small room, sound traveled through the walls, the mattress was hard (I like soft), and the room was smaller than expected. BUT, George and Mary Ann are wonderful hosts, the home and grounds were clean, comfortable and beautiful with great mountain views, and there are several rooms to sit, relax, and get the stress out. Also, there was free Wi-Fi. For me, these points are why I like B&Bs. For a lower price or bigger room and a softer bed, I would go back.
(3)Kim E.
We had a fantastic stay at the Brass Lantern Inn! The view of Mount Mansfield is pristine, the location is convenient and the hospitality is genuine. Our room was cozy and clean with every amenity one could ask for. Maryanne and George clearly love what they do. They are extremely personable and are more than willing to go out of their way to ensure guests an enjoyable stay. The Belgian waffles they served for breakfast included a spectacular blueberry maple syrup sauce that was absolutely to die for!
(5)Manasree P.
We spent the last Valentines Day weekend, which also happened to be a long weekend, at this Inn. The Inn did not have a minimum 3 nights required policy for long weekends unlike some other b&bs had in Vermont, which was one of the major factors for us to pick this one. It is indeed right off of route 100 as mentioned in the previous review. it did not bother us much though. The breakfast was nothing extra ordinary but there was nothing to complain about. Loved the view of the snow meadow from the breakfast windows. They have TV only in the living room. We met other families staying at the Inn here, thankfully we didnt have to disagree on which channels to watch! The Innkeepers are friendly and gave us great suggestions for dinner and things to do in the area. The reason for 3 star and not 4 star - the price set for the rooms cannot be justified with the amenities offered.
(3)Holly J.
We love Stowe and we really LOVE the Brass Lantern Inn. If you are looking for the perfect cozy getaway in Vermont, this is your place. The breakfasts are delicious, the rooms are clean and quaint and the views of the mountain are beautiful (especially from the hot tub!!) There is nothing better than coming in from a day of skiing and curling up with tea and cookies in front of the fire. Its my idea of paradise :)
(5)Rachael L.
We had a really nice stay here! The room was very comfortable (and quiet -- we didn't hear the main road out front at all), with the great added bonus of a whirlpool tub. We loved the hot tub outside, the wonderful breakfast, the great local recommendations (Mary Ann told us how to get to some nice local swimming spots, plus recommended an amazing restaurant in town), and we found it to be very reasonably priced. Our hosts were very friendly, too! We can't wait to try it out again come winter.
(5)Catherine D.
We stayed here for two nights over a holiday weekend. The public areas of the inn were comfortable and clean. We loved the living room with a fire in the wood stove. I wish they had lit a fire the second evening as well, as downstairs was a bit chilly. The innkeepers were very nice and engaging. The view out the back was beautiful. Breakfast was delicious both mornings, although the quiche was a bit rich and I would have liked the croissant to have been toasted. On the downside our bed was way too firm and we didn't sleep well both nights due to it. The room was small, but still comfy. The layout of the inn makes it difficult to find a snug place to spend time as the rooms are all lined up next to each other and are each accessed from a long hallway. This made it difficult to watch the news on TV after breakfast, as the TV is right next to the breakfast room door. I didn't want to bother other guests as they enjoyed breakfast. We had planned on using the outdoor hot tub, but I didn't see a step stool to help me get in. In all fairness, I didn't ask for one either, so there may be one. The town of Stowe is very nice.
(3)Maggie K.
The inn keeper was very very friendly. Nice location. Very close to town. It is right off the main road so it is a bit loud at night with the windows open, no sleep the first night. The pillows and towels could use an upgrade to say the least.
(3)Rachel S.
The Brass Lantern Inn is the best Bed and Breakfast I have ever stayed in. Mary Anne and George (the owners) were so personable and helpful. Their breakfast was delicious with outstanding service. They were very helpful showing us some of the tourist destination on the map and recommending some good restaurants. They offered gluten-free food for my friend that has an allergy. They were very sweet about accommodating to the allergy and went the extra mile for us. The Inn had tons of living space with three different areas to sit and either play games, read, or watch tv. The room we stayed in was cozy, but we also got the cheapest room there. So if we wanted more space we would have upgraded. It was perfect for our weekend getaway. We stayed on the side of the house closest to Rt 100 and were not bothered by the noise at all. My husband and I, along with the couple we went with plan to come back to Brass Lantern Inn every fall.
(5)Shane F.
My stay at The Brass Lantern Inn was pleasant enough. The room was clean, the hot tub was hot, breakfast was filling and there was a nice common area. I would have given it three stars except that the rate was half again as much as the room was worth. Negatives include: being able to hear traffic from Route 100 everywhere in the Inn, breakfast being uninspired, a cramped bathroom and that the on-line reservation system doesn't tell you the exact price of your room, only a price range, before you commit to a deposit.
(2)Christina S.
I read the first review and could not belive what I read! The Brass Lantern Inn is the best B & B that my husband and I have stayed at. When we stayed at the inn the in February (and went back in March) we were talking with another couple in the great room that loved it there as much was we did. It think that the breakfast was very good and not over done, the rooms and decor were beautiful, Nancy & Joe were so nice, and the inn was comfortable felt like home with a beautiful view of Mt Mansfield. We loved the hot tub and everything else about the inn. Nancy and Joe even let us sled off the back hill it was so much fun! The room rate was very reasonable for the prime time sking we had and for the beautiful place we got to stay. Some of the other inns we saw along the mountain road were not as nice as the website had showed when we were searching for a place to stay (although we did not see the insides). We highly recommed this Inn to anyone thinking of staying there!
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