We stayed at 7 B&B's during our stay and this one really stood out. We had a great room with a door out to the beautiful garden. There are 2 swings hanging from the trees which were a lot of fun. Being in the juccuzi under the stars was lovely. The staff were great, and nothing was too much trouble.They went out of their way to make sure you had everything you needed. The food was great too. Sharon was very attentive and she liked to know your likes and dislikes (food wise), so that was great. It helped her and you got what you want.
Our bathroom was enormous, with a fireplace that went through to the bedroom. A huge jacuzzi bath and a shower cubicle too. Also a double sink unit and vey large mirror above.
It was our anniversary while we were there and they put a card in our room and a box of chocolates - how sweet! There was an eating place within walking distance, but I believe you had to cut through the trees. We decided to take the car purely because we had both been bitten a few times on our trip and did not want to risk getting bitten again! :-)

We stayed here just one night. We have stayed in literally hundreds of inns, B&B's in Vt and around the world and as a haven for the evenings - this is in the top 10. The property has no views to speak of - but the rooms are well appointed, common areas are very spacious and comfortable and the staff are all pleasant, knowledgeable and professional. Small, but very well landscaped property to enjoy a cup of hot coffee or glass of wine. However, I was vastly underimpressed with their breakfast and evening snack. One of the things we always look forward to on our VT Inn stops in particular is the breakfast - the offerings were not that interesting and I ended up ordering eggs that came out cooked incorrectly the first time out. We are used to strong coffee, but can handle most brews in a pinch, so take this comment with that in mind - coffee was much too watery for our taste. So our breakfast experience, at these prices - was hard to accept - but it was only 1 day stay. Evening snack they offer was just a dip with some crackers. Tasty - but underwhelming for these prices again - if you want more taste before going out to eat - stop and get yourself some hearty Vt cheese and crackers, some wine and sit and enjoy your room or the beautiful common rooms at Stone Hill. Overall - a nice place to visit and experience - but at this price, probably would go to another spot for better breakfast and evening snacks. Yes - I would recommend - but with those caveats about food and views

The Inn is very clean, service is attentive and very friendly, everything stated on the web- site is true. The breakfast is really great so are the afternoon snacks. Just bear in mind that you need a car to go to the restaurants for dinner in the evenings (as the Inn does not do dinners). We did walk to Stowe village the first night, only after dark, it is a little bit difficult and uncomfortable to walk back as cars cannot see you clear and you have to walk next to the main road. Do remember to bring your own (alcoholic) drinks as well, as the B& B does not have a bar, of course you can buy something in Stowe if you like. If you would like to go for a hike, we can recommend the "sterling" trail. It is a nice workout and doesn't take too long (however, it is quite steep an hour up and then an hour down again). On Satuday's, there is a local market in Stowe village, with all kind of products from the region, was interesting to see and lots of locals and visitors, really a town happening (starts at 1pm and ends at 3pm). For dinner reservations you can ask the friendly inkeepers, however, if you really would like to have dinner at a specific restaurant we would recommend to make the reservation before arrival, as they might be fully booked. I think we would love to go back there in the winter ... when we can ski and relax in the luxurious room with all you can wish for afterwards.