Windham Hill Inn
311 Lawrence Dr, West Townshend, VT, 05359
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Address :
311 Lawrence Dr
West Townshend, VT, 05359 - Phone (802) 874-4080
- Website https://www.windhamhill.com
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Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Wi-Fi : Paid
Dogs Allowed : No
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John H.
You will call this home . You deserve the attention you will receive.
(4)Nancy H.
I do not know what everything sees in this place, there was no safe for valuables, old dumpy furniture, and what I think is not correct, no one on staff over night at all in case a guest is ill, or a fire. We had to carry most of our luggage in ourselves as they have no carts, and our room could not be locked to the outside, but they supplied a broom pole to put in the slider. I could understand if this were a 2 star resort but it is far from it, and not cheap. We will not return.
(1)Thomas D.
Romantic hide away, off the beaten path. Great inn keeper, excellent service staff, good food and a great bar. Certainly a gem to revisit again.
(5)Andy G.
I stayed here for a six nights on a family get-together. I can't say enough about the staff -- they were genuinely kind and absolutely attentive. The Inn itself is spacious, clean, and well-maintained, while the setting is lovely and quiet. The well-designed menu emphasizes fresh local ingredients, including vegetables and flowers from their own garden. We ate elsewhere on two nights for variety, and neither place was nearly as good as the Inn.
(5)Steve D.
Why would you frame a lie? Windham Hill Inn is an extremely high-amenity inn deep in Vermont. We stayed there over President's Day weekend and skied at Stratton (about 45 minutes away). The innkeeper was extremely friendly, and the room was nice. It was odd that there was a framed note explaining that heat and AC were controlled for our room via the floorboard heat system (all rooms are named, and the note was customized for ours). It didn't actually work, though, and when we inquired, the innkeeper said there was actually a thermostat for central heat. Why would they have an incorrect note about the heat? Why would they frame a lie? The inn itself was wonderful and the complimentary breakfast was in line with the best I've had at a five star hotel. The service was extremely conscientious. So, why 3 stars? We're early 30s and the other clients were all in their 50s or acted like characters from SNL's Lowered Expectations skits. I'm sure we were the only ones skiing and other guests' (very quiet) conversations were about antiquing or perhaps taking a short walk (but not on the snowless cross-country skiing trails -- apparently, they're "too steep"). The dining room was always very quiet, even when full, and we found ourselves talking in hushed tones despite ourselves. The walls are very thin. The guests in the next room knocked on our door at exactly 11pm to ask us to stop talking because it was keeping them up and was "inappropriate, given the hour." It was a very nice stay, but probably more appropriate for the retired set than an active younger couple.
(3)Valerie D.
We stayed at the Inn over 3 nights in July. We picked this B&B because we wanted to get out of the city for a few days for some peace and quiet and we got exactly what we were looking for. The property is just BEAUTIFUL in the summer. Tour the flower gardens and the chef's herb/fruit/veg garden. Everything is in bloom! A run/hike through the trails led us to a small waterfall - a must-do! Just be sure to bring bug spray for the hike. Our room was small but very appropriately (and tastefully) decorated for a country inn. We were not concerned about the size of the room since we were out exploring during the day anyway (golf at Stratton Mountain, shopping in Manchester and exploring the old village of Grafton). We did not experience a problem with the air conditioning in the room, so did not ask about controlling the temperature. We only bumped into a few other guests (at breakfast and dinner). Its true that they are generally older than us (we are late 20s), but it did not concern us as we were there for some peace and quiet anyway. Staff was very attentive! Katia, the inn keeper, is a pleasure. We were at the bar chatting with Dan, our sommelier, about a random topic. When we retired to our room that night, we found a print out of additional information on the topic slipped under our door!! The staff was super helpful in arranging a tee-time for us at Stratton also. The food was absolutely delicious. Do NOT miss breakfast!! The included breakfast is unlike any other hotel breakfast - fantastic and attentive servers, fresh ingredients from the garden outside and delicious options that change daily. Dinner at the restaurant is equally as superb.... a little pricey if you include a bottle of wine but worth every penny ! If you are expecting hustle and bustle and nightlife, this property is not for you. But if you are looking to get away from it all, beautiful scenery, attentive staff and delicious food included, Windham hill is for you!
(5)Jerry R.
"Very enjoyable stay, again..." My wife and I stayed at the Windham Hill Inn in March when they were having a special. We chose the Meadowlook guest room which we had tried to book in the past when we stayed at this inn and finally were able to secure this room. The room is very nicely decorated and very comfortable. The room overlooks the meadow hence the name Meadowlook. There is a large soaking tub, large bath with an over sized shower. The price for our room without a special deal would be on the high side but that's what you would have to expect for an elegant quality inn. Our stay as in the past was relaxing. Katja Matthews the innkeeper and her staff are top notch. Katja being from Germany provides the inn with the type of European attention to detail one would expect. The staff is very attentive and someone is always near the front entrance to assist guests. Our meals were unique and delicious. I had the broiled salmon over risotto and my wife had the filet minion both of which were made to perfection. The wine list is very broad and can accommodate anyone's taste for fine wines. There were two choices for breakfast pancakes or Eggs Benedict. We chose the latter. There is nothing like a country breakfast with local ingredients. For those considering the Windham Hill Inn please visit the website which has a lot of very good information, pricing, photos, specials, etc. If you have questions call Katja and either she or one of the friendly staff will answer your questions. Sometimes I read reviews were people complain about the price of the room the food and worse write a lengthy review eight months later. I normally just write those reviews off since most people can't remember what they had to eat from two nights ago. In summing up my wife and I will definitely return to the Windham Hill Inn in the future for another relaxing stay to view the sunrise out the window of the Meadowlook room.
(5)Christine S.
Amazing Inn, Service, and food. The staff was unbelievably polite and helpful. The food was outstanding, down to breakfast which was impeccably served and perfectly cooked. Honestly worthwhile!
(5)Howard B.
The Inn is very nice as such places go...the real highlights being the location and gardens. A very beautiful spot for R&R. The restaurant, while very good, is not up to the standards we've found at other Relais & Chateau. The wine list is impressive and very reasonably priced. My wife's venison was the best I've ever tasted, my pheasant tough and nearly inedible. The signature Grand Marnier soufflé was nice, but overpowered by the caramel sauce. The service was outstanding...fun and attentive. As far as the accommodations go: nicely decorated, but no reefer and water pressure was totally unacceptable. I'll be seeking a concession for this when I check out. A dribbling shower for a supposedly nice B&B is appalling. Oh, they also wanted $50 to fill your tub ( can't figure how they can even accomplish this with the low water flow!) and provide salts and such. Never visited a place where this wasn't an include amenity!
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