While Vermont may be known for its agriculture and wine industry, it is the inns of Vermont which truly offer an experience impossible to forget. With a Mohican and Iroquois legacy, the inns of Vermont have the history to back them up, some being founded as early as the nineteenth century.
One of the many inns of Vermont is The Mountain Top Inn & Resort. Set on 350 acres of mountainside, cradled by Vermont's lush Green Mountains and overlooking a clear lake, this inn not only offers some good lodging conditions and scenic tours as well. You can choose from a complimentary kayak or canoe ride, or simply enjoy life on the private beach. Horses are provided by a local Equestrian Center, providing you with cross country jumping lessons. Of course you can also enjoy riding at walking or trotting pace.
Another notable inn in Vermont is the Wildflower Inn. It is set in a remote location, amidst the rolling hills and green valleys. A nice place for a romantic getaway, the Wildflower inn takes you back to old inns with a nice of history behind them.
Still, by far the jewel amongst the inns of Vermont is the Green Mountain Inn. Set in a location that evokes old English roots and offering modern services, this inn will amaze you with its services and accommodations. The resort has two eateries within. These are "The Whip Bar & Grill" downstairs and the "Main Street Dining Room" at street level. You can enjoy your dinners at The Whip and savor the delicious pancakes served with the maple syrup Vermont is so famous for at the Main Street Dining Room. This is one of the few inns of Vermont set in the middle of a village (Stowe village) tempting you to leave your car behind and go for long walks discovering the quaint shops that Stowe has to offer. No matter what season suits you best, you will feel at home surrounded by the golden leaves of autumn or caressed by the summer sun in the lands surrounding this establishment.
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