This was our second visit to Rabbit Hill Inn. It's a beautiful, quiet inn, in a beautiful corner of Vermont. Rooms are spacious and nicely appointed. The inn is large with two buildings so it's a private as you like. During COVID the dining room was sparsely populated, which felt very safe. The common rooms and the bar area are very cool and cozy but we didn't use them because of COVID. We'll go back for another visit after COVID.
We have been traveling as a couple for over 51 years all over the world and the US. Our 51st Anniversary was just spent at The Rabbit Hill Inn. It was a much needed respite from our quarantines and self-isolations in Florida and Vermont since March 15th until June 14th due to COVID19. We were very hesitant to venture out, eat out and sleep away from our home. The Rabbit Hill Inn handled the entire situation with great competence and understanding abiding by all the rules. We were so happy we decided to go. The Rabbit Hill Inn was phenomenal. The room was delightful and charming. The restaurant (two dinners and two breakfasts) was a special treat with incomparable, delicious and unique meals. The staff was knowledgeable, very warm and friendly. The location was near Dog Mountain and the Dog Chapel which, for animal lovers (especially dog lovers), is a must. Kind of like a tonic for your soul. No question we will be back. The Rabbit Hill in was undoubtedly one of the best, if not THE best, Bed and Breakfast Inns that we ever stayed at. On top of everything else we thought the room rate and dinner menu were quite reasonable for the type of place The Rabbit Hill Inn is. If you are thinking about going, do so. You won't be sorry.…
My wife and I spent two nights at the Rabbitt Hill Inn in early December. Leslie was actually waiting for us to arrive which was a 1st for us. She gave us a little tour and then personally showed us to our room. Beautiful room with gas fireplace, whirlpool tub, and most comfortable bed and pillows. Most importantly was the service in the dining room and overall warmth and friendliness.
We were not sure if we were brave enough to take a vacation this year for my birthday.we usually go to the rabbit hill inn. We decided that if we were going to trust any establishment, it would only be them. They are already over the top with the cleaning regimen. We were not disappointed, as usual the attention to detail has not waivered at all.I felt totally protected and still very pampered.it was actually quite reassuring to see the space between tables , the masks, the consistency with sanitizing and the overall commitment to our well being, it was much appreciated. Five days just flew by, I did not want to leave! As usual I left feeling rested, peaceful and refreshed. We can’t wait to return in the spring. So if anyone is considering venturing out during this pandemic, the rabbit hill inn is the place to go.This place is so relaxing, romantic and peaceful . Whatever you do don’t miss breakfast because Brill the breakfast chef and phyliss the pastry chef will make your day with a meal that you will not so easily forget, Spectacular!! Lynn Arroyo…
We just had the most wonderful weekend at Rabbit Hill Inn. The owners, Brian and Leslie, are two of the nicest people you could ever hope to meet. Every single person we met on the staff were friendly, helpful, and attentive. Our room was spacious, immaculate, and full of character, including the gas fireplace (that we used on several occasions). I don't want to give away too many details because part of the great experience we had there was being continually surprised and delighted by the attention to detail, unparalleled service, and just nice touches wherever you turned. One thing that does deserve particular mention is the dining room. We had three breakfasts and two dinners there and everything we had was delicious - some of the best meals I can remember having in a long time. It's also worth mentioning that they are actively managing their occupancy rate, even below what is required to provide a safe environment for guests and staff. When booking, it may look like the Inn is full, but that's because they have blocked off a number of rooms to keep them vacant. This was our first getaway in over a year, and having this chance to unplug (no TV's anywhere!) and unwind was really wonderful. We read, worked on a puzzle (you should see their puzzle collection!), went for a day hike nearby, and just had a relaxing time. Even better, we feel like we've made some new friends. We will definitely be back!…
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