Middlebury Hotel Guide - Kevin P. Mahaney '84 Center for the Arts hotels in Middlebury, United States of America.

"This cabin was amazing, homey, cozy, and fully stocked with everything we needed. We loved the little nook, the projector, and the kitchen setup. Everything was super clean, and it was the perfect treat for my partner’s birthday.We also got really lucky with the winter weather so it wasn’t too crazy at all, which made the whole trip even better. There were plenty of nice activities around town, and we enjoyed every moment.We especially loved the fireplace, hot tub, and all the thoughtful touches throughout the cabin. We felt very welcomed and would definitely come back for a second stay!"

"Staff was lovely, got upgraded to a beautiful room on the second floor of the main building. We were able to walk to town. Everything was great!"

"Clean, quaint and lovely! Great service and located in a cozy little town. "

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"warm cozy cabin nestled in the woods. jeff’s set up makes for an easy enjoyable stay"

"Our stay was wonderful! The cabin feels remote, but it is easy to find. Every detail is so well curated that it would be wonderful to live there! The hosts were lovely and excellent communicators. Left us a welcoming note, as well as Vermont-made goodies: cheese, crackers and chocolates.The stone fireplace is the star of the show! There were stacks of dry wood on the porch, fireplace tools and a well drawing chimney. Right across from the cabin is a babbling(rushing while we were there) brook, with chairs to sit to enjoy. There are many books available for times when we were ready to cozy up in front of the fire. Wish we could have stayed longer!"

"The Brandon Inn is one of my favorite places to stay. The location is great, with 2 outstanding taverns/pubs, a breakfast/lunch diner brewery and a fine dining resturant all within a 2 minute walk. The Inn itself is outstanding. With the historic ambiance, antique furniture and artifacts through out the halls and rooms, and the renovation and preservation of what the Inn was like 200 years ago, it is truly a trip back through time. May the Brandon Inn have success for many years to come. "

"Thought of homesteading! It was a terrific little place and I could see staying a week. Fun. Clean. Pretty! I want one!"