We stayed at the Middlebury Inn recently for the weekend. This was our first visit to the Inn built in 1827. We stayed in the main building. The main building rooms are each unique in size and layout. We stayed in Room 249. Our room was beautifully decorated with period furniture, lovely wallpaper, high ceilings and a lovely view of... more

Over the last four years, while our son was a student, we stayed many times at the Middlebury Inn. The Inn is actually three properties: the main building, the Porter Mansion, and the Motel. The main building rooms are interesting and reasonably comfortable, although the bathrooms are generally small and modestly updated. The Porter Mansion rooms are larger, ditto the... more

We stayed here on a Thursday evening after a long day of college tours. Our room was beautiful, clean, and spacious. Fridge in the room -- a nice amenity. Breakfast was included and it was one of the BEST free breakfasts we've ever encountered - eggs, potatoes, muffins, unsweetened yogurt, granola, fruit, cereals, hot oatmeal, etc. Yum. Get there by... more

In October of this year I spent 4 days at the Middlebury Inn. It was everything the Website said it was and more. I had a very quaint and cozy room as I had requested. Liked the high ceilings and the fact that you can adjust your own heat according to your needs. Unfortunately 2 highways run right along side... more

I love the Middlebury Inn! It is so classic with beautiful, lacy duvets and pillow shams on the bed, ancient plumbing fixtures in the bathrooms, and it takes imagination to get to your room. There are no long, boring corridors to walk. This is a rambling manor house with numerous split levels. You have to go up half flights of... more