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The guest house is large and very well setup. The bedroom is huge with many windows facing east. The living room and kitchen face west towards the spectacular sunset over the mountains. ||||Breakfast was served in the main house. Jeff is a …Read more on TripAdvisor More...

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I spent 3 nights at the Whitford House this month (July 2019) with my 9 year old grandson. I appreciated how gracious Jeffrey and Mary Jane were during our stay, always making us feel at home and welcome. The property in located on a rural …Read more on TripAdvisor More...

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I spent 3 nights at the Whitford House this month (July 2019) with my 9 year old grandson. I appreciated how gracious Jeffrey and Mary Jane were during our stay, always making us feel at home and welcome. The property in located on a rural …MoreI spent 3 nights at the Whitford House this month (July 2019) with my 9 year old grandson. I appreciated how gracious Jeffrey and Mary Jane were during our stay, always making us feel at home and welcome. The property in located on a rural country road in a quaint and quiet setting with views of the Adirondack Mountains. The beds were very comfortable, and Jeffrey provided a thoughtful and healthful breakfast everyday. I recommend visiting this lovely B&B for a true taste of Vermont. More...

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Lodging in this part of VT is a little tough to come by, and this place turned out to be an absolute gem! We spent three nights in the guest house, which was both modern and rustic, and beautifully decorated. The property itself is …Read more on TripAdvisor More...

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The guest house is large and very well setup. The bedroom is huge with many windows facing east. The living room and kitchen face west towards the spectacular sunset over the mountains. ||||Breakfast was served in the main house. Jeff is a great host who worked hard to ensure that our needs were met. ||||Dead Creek Wildlife Management Area is one of the top birdwatching hotspots in New England. There are about a dozen entrances where canoes/kayaks can be launched into the creek. There are also miles of trails that wind around the area. Whitford House property borders Dead Creek. Two of of the entrances are within 2-3 minutes drive of the house. ||||The fields and lawns around the house are teeming with birds. You can see or hear many species of birds without leaving the property. Jeff has setup a feeder right outside the breakfast area, where you can see House Finch, Bluebird, Blue Jay, White Breasted Nuthatch, and Mourning Dove (and more) while eating breakfast. More...

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I spent 3 nights at the Whitford House this month (July 2019) with my 9 year old grandson. I appreciated how gracious Jeffrey and Mary Jane were during our stay, always making us feel at home and welcome. The property in located on a rural country road in a quaint and quiet setting with views of the Adirondack Mountains. The beds were very comfortable, and Jeffrey provided a thoughtful and healthful breakfast everyday. I recommend visiting this lovely B&B for a true taste of Vermont More...

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Lodging in this part of VT is a little tough to come by, and this place turned out to be an absolute gem! We spent three nights in the guest house, which was both modern and rustic, and beautifully decorated. The property itself is stunning, with lots of open fields, a couple of horses, and plenty of wildlife to observe. Jeffrey was a wonderful host, providing a delicious breakfast every morning, and offering great recommendations for things to do and see in the area (he told us we had to have dinner at The Arcadian restaurant in Middlebury, and it was AMAZING!). The location itself is about 20 minutes outside Middlebury, and about 40 minutes outside Burlington. Considering how rural the area is, I felt like this was pretty convenient since VT is fairly spread out. We don't get to VT very often, but I would definitely stay at Whitford House again if the opportunity presents itself! More...

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This property is a gem! Amazing views, great homemade breakfast with many organic options! Jeff was a great host- had many good ideas when it came to what we should do and where we should eat. Our separate “cottage” was warm and welcoming and very clean. We will be back for sure! More...

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Superb hosts and home. Loved everything about it. Beautiful location. Gracious thoughtful hosts. Charm. they even got me some gluten free bread for toast in the morning! We will be back!

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We stayed in the guest house on this charming secluded property a few weeks ago. The setting is just enough off the beaten path to give you pure country Vermont. The owner does everything possible to make your stay enjoyable. If you are …Read more on TripAdvisor More...

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My husband and I stayed here for 2 nights in July. Jeff took such good care of us during our stay and there was nothing we lacked. The house is perfect for 2 with plenty of room and the views, from all the windows, were breathtaking. We sat on the terrace every morning for coffee and every evening for the beautiful sunset. It was so quiet and serene. There is an A/C in the bedroom, if you need it, but the breeze from all the open windows was perfect. We even had a chipmunk visit us on the porch. Cute towns nearby for dining options. More...

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I visited Vermont with my wife and toddler and ran into this bed and breakfast on Orbitz and it did not have many reviews - I took a chance and booked it and it was a great choice in the end. The main guest house is a 1 bedroom, 1 bath and semi-functional kitchen is spacious. The Inn keeper Jeff and his wife Mary Jane are fantastic hosts - the breakfast in the morning consisted of organic yoghurt, delicious organic steel cut oats and OJ with local honey. They guided us about where to spend our day. The guest house is very well kept, neat and the linens and bathroom essentials are of a high quality (Vermont soap company). The night sky is brilliant for star gazing if the sky is clear and the view of the mountains is great. There is no TV in the guest room which was fine by us as we did not want to watch any TV. More...

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A delightful Vermont farm out in the country. The facility is very modern and the trees and view were wonderful. Its fairly far from Vergennes, at least a 15 min drive. Otherwise its a great stay.

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Our trip started off a little rocky since Orbitz has the wrong address listed for the Whitford B&B. However, when we called Jeff he was helpful in guiding us to the correct location and understanding of our tardiness for check in. The farmhouse itself is fantastic; Jeff explained some of the history behind the farmhouse and his future plans for the property. Breakfast was all organic products and I thoughouly enjoyed the steel cut oats with added fresh vermont maple syrup. Jeff and his wife, were great hosts proving all we could ask for, with top quality vermont products. It was a lovely weekend, that went by too quickly! Thank you for having us stay in your unique and amazing property! More...

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We stayed in the guest house on this charming secluded property a few weeks ago. The setting is just enough off the beaten path to give you pure country Vermont. The owner does everything possible to make your stay enjoyable. If you are seeking serene seclusion, surrounded by the beauty of Vermont, & offering all the amenities that make the stay memorable, this is absolutely where you want to stay More...

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- very attentive owner- the mountain views are great from the property- at nights if the sky is clear you can watch the sky with all celestial objects- breakfast is served (oat meals, OJ, etc)- great high quality linens and bathroom accessories- no TV, so you can actually be amidst nature without any distractions- nearest town is Middlebury and Jeff and Mary Jane are very helpful in guiding you through planning the day

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This place is a little slice of heaven. Beautiful house and carriage house, beautiful location and scenery. We stayed in the carriage house. It was so clean and lovely with windows all around. Sweet gardens and mountain views. The bed is super comfortable and the host goes out of his way to accommodate. Loved listening to old time records on the vintage stereo system. Both the little city of Vergennes and Middlebury are nearby. We had great meals at the local restaurants in both towns. We hope to go back again over the next few years while our son is at UVM. Perfect! More...

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A great off the beaten track getaway spot.

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My husband and I spent Memorial Day weekend in the guesthouse. Beautifully furnished, comfortable bed...gracious host and hostess! Views of the Adirondacks...and so peaceful -- no planes, no cars...just birds singing and bees in a flowering tree so loud it rumbled when you stood under it! Woodpeckers and warblers and a flickr...heaven for birdwatching, painting, bike riding, or just to do a little reading out on the patio. We will be going back!! More...

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After an unexpected long drive from Nova Scotia I was looking forward to some peace and calm. From the first contact to saying farewell Jeffrey was very considerate and thoughtful. I left fully charged after an excellent nights sleep in a very comfy bed. Thank you. More...

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It was a beautiful and peaceful setting. Two nights there and I felt more relaxed than I have in quite some time. I will definitely be back.

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Whitford House took me a little work to find — I drove past the driveway — but it was well worth it. Jeff was a fantastic host, very welcoming, helpful, and genuinely interested. The house is beautifully updated and maintained, and it was a pleasure to stay there. Highly recommend! More...

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My boyfriend and I traveled to Addison for a wedding at nearby Lake George. We booked a stay at Whitford House for 2 nights. As soon as we drove up, we felt like we had made the right choice. The house is set on a huge property with no other homes in sight, and a gorgeous view of the mountains. ||||Jeff welcomed us and showed us around the house - a carefully maintained and updated farm house with beautiful wood floors and trim, and lots of personal details in the decor. ||||Our room was set apart from the living areas of the house and felt very private. We had a king sized bed and an en suite bathroom. Everything felt very clean and comfortable. ||||Breakfast was a selection of fruit, oatmeal, cereal, toast, juice and coffee. Couldn't have asked for a better start to the day. Would definitely return! More...

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Lovely light filled, secluded guest house with magnificent views of fields and mountains yet near to activities and restaurants at Middlebury or Vergennes.

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Our trip started off a little rocky since Orbitz has the wrong address listed for the Whitford B&B. However, when we called Jeff he was helpful in guiding us to the correct location and understanding of our tardiness for check in. The …

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We stayed in the guest house on this charming secluded property a few weeks ago. The setting is just enough off the beaten path to give you pure country Vermont. The owner does everything possible to make your stay enjoyable. If you are … More...

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Our trip started off a little rocky since Orbitz has the wrong address listed for the Whitford B&B. However, when we called Jeff he was helpful in guiding us to the correct location and understanding of our tardiness for check in. The …Read more on Orbitz.com

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Excellent in every way! We were just looking for a small getaway and this fit the bill perfectly. Gorgeous, clean, off the beaten path (but not too much), relaxing.

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My husband and I stayed here for 2 nights in July. Jeff took such good care of us during our stay and there was nothing we lacked. The house is perfect for 2 with plenty of room and the views, from all the windows, were breathtaking. We sat … More...

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Words cannot possibly do justice to this picturesque b&b! It was so refreshing to have even lovelier accommodations than advertised on the website. Perhaps the only thing more charming than our room itself were our hosts, Jeff & Mary Jane, I hope we have the opportunity to visit again, should we find ourselves in VT! More...

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Nice, authentic farm house B&B with incredible views of the mountains!

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My boyfriend and I traveled to Addison for a wedding at nearby Lake George. We booked a stay at Whitford House for 2 nights. As soon as we drove up, we felt like we had made the right choice. The house is set on a huge property with no … More...

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Like Marcel Proust's Madeline's evoked a memory in him, Whitford House Inn stays with you.for a long while. We stayed here in 2002 and I loved it so much that we returned to stay a few days this year. I would come here more often if not for the distance! First of all, the home itself is charming. It boasts a wrap around porch which invites one to a quiet sit or a fabulous afternoon wine with appetizers with the lovely innkeeper Barbara. The rooms are charming, clean and comfortable. No TVs here! If one were to look up hostess in the dictionary, Barbara Carson's name would be at the top. With graciousness and kindness, she invites you to a wonderful stay in her beautiful country home. She offers advice on the best places for just about everything in the vicinity. Her breakfasts are copious , delicious and a feast for the eyes and belly! The resident pet, Smiley ( a gregarious kitty) even graced us with his presence by napping with us in our room! If you like peace, quiet and are a foodie then this is the place for you! ( I am also not going to wait so long in between our visits!!!) More...

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We have been visiting the Whitford House off and on for twenty years. Way back when, there was no room at the Middlebury Inn and we found the Whitford House just by luck. And it was an incredible piece of luck. Staying there is like being at home -- only your home is perfectly decorated, there is always a fire to site beside, and you are graciously provided for at every turn. The most comfortable beds in the world, anything you could possible want for breakfast and all delicious, The best part, of course, is Barbara Carson, the innkeeper - elegant, interesting, warm, friendly, helpful, but never intrusive. If you truly need to get away from it all, the is the ultimate place to relax. More...

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We just stayed for one night at Whitford House on a bike trip through NY and VT. Whitford House was outstanding!! We stayed in the Master Suite, which was super roomy, lots of windows and light, room for sitting and the bed was very comfortable. The bathroom, with both a tub and nice shower, was also excellent.||||But the best part of the stay is how Barbara makes you feel so at home and well fed. When we arrived, we sat on the deck looking out over the back yard and VT countryside, while Barbara offered us fresh lemonade, homemade almond cookies and tiny gingersnaps. After a shower, we returned to the deck for wine, fresh hummus and pita, and crackers and delicious VT cheese with grapes. ||||In the morning, the breakfast was one of the best ever, with homemade granola, yogurt, fruit, sausages, freshly baked cinnamon cake, and creme brulee french toast, which was divine. We were sad to depart, but would surely return at a moment's notice. The other guests felt the same way. More...

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The bed and breakfast is a two-bedroom 1790 farmhouse that has been restored with integrity. There are wide floorboards, old barnboard and older furniture. We were met with an offer of wine, beer or water -- too bad I was going for a run. Though only two of us were guests, breakfast could have fed six easily -- omelettes, bacon, home made granola, yogurt, fruit..... The house is among dairy farms 20 minutes from the college. The bedrooms are typical old farmhouse, but mine had both a shower and a clawfoot bath. More...

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barbara is the quintessential inn keeper. she is like reconnecting with your grandmother, mother, or best friend you have not seen for awhile. The charming accommodations and the fabulous breakfast were just icing on the cake. could not have had a more enjoyable stay anywhere. More...

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We stayed with Barbara for only one night - should have stayed longer! Barbara Carson and her staff are a delight! This Inn sits in beautiful countryside with green, lush views in every direction. The house is a wonderland of beautiful and interesting furniture, books, open fire places ... A welcoming and warm home. It really does feel like you are staying in a good friends home. Barbara is warm, intelligent and thoughtful. Not gushy, not solicitous, a true lady with great style and enthusiasm.||The breakfast was the best we experienced in the USA. Fresh, delicious and generous. Exceptional. ||The house is on a back road. When we were driving in we had some concerns - where the hell where we? But have faith - you won't be disappointed!! More...

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My husband and I stayed at the Whitford the first part of May. Scott had not been to Vermont yet, and wanted to broaden his New England experience, since he is a Pueblo, CO man, born and raised. It was truly a delightful experience and the breakfast was unsurpassed. We really enjoy the fact that local inns and restaurants support their local farmers. It is all fresh! Barbara, our most delightfully interesting inn keeper, was the highlight of our stay. The memory of her warmth and hospitality lives on. We especially enjoyed Molly and Smiley, Barbara's resident dog and cat. Jayne and Scott Bullen More...

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We just had 4 couples spend the weekend at this beautiful Inn hosted by the Owner Barbara. There are htree rooms in the main house and then a guest house. So we had the enitre Inn to ourselves.We spent 2 glorious days biking the Champlain Valley bikeways with the Adirondacks and Lake Champlain to our West and The Vt. Green Mts. to our East. We had a glorious stay with Barbara. She prepared gourmet breakfasts each morning including fresh made granola, fresh fruit, eggs florentine, zuchinni bread etc. We had cocktail hr. on the veranda each nite with appetizers and wine. Barbara made dining reservations for us booth nites. One nite in Ferrisburg Vt. at Starry Nite Cafe and the other nite at Black Sheep Cafe in Vergennes. Sumptious meals at each. One day we biked into Middlebuy and had lunch at The Otter Creek Bakery. We will all def. go back! More...

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On our way to Quebec we had an overnight in Vermont and another on our return trip. Whitford House was an excellent place to break our trip. We had the south room traveling north and the north room on the return trip. Both ways, we enjoyed the exceptional hospitality of our hostess/owner, Barbara Carson, and her talented staff of helpers. Whitford House is on an unpaved country road in peacefull Vermont. If you arrive at night be sure to have detailed directions because there are no street lights and the markers are small and hard to find. Barbara will arrange dinner reservations for you - we suggest that you include The Starry Night Cafe in Ferrisburgh. It was probbly the best meal of our trip. The room comes with breakfast which is very generous, well served, and very good. More...

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We spent 3 nites at the Whitford Inn while visiting our daughter at Middlebury College. The innkeeper, Barbara Carson, is probably the MOST gracious person that I have ever met. Her service was as good as at any Ritz Carlton or Four Seasons. She made all of our dinner reservations , gave us excellent driving directions but what was most extraordinary was her generousity and passion for entertaining. We felt like guests visiting good friends at their beautiful country house. We had not been there for more then 10 minutes when she offered me wine and prepared a cocktail for my husband. Barbara then placed a well composed platter of fresh vegetables with a curry dip,a bowl of homemade mixed spiced nuts and warmed some freshly baked spanokopia for us to eat while relaxing by the fire.We enjoyed chatting with her while watching the sun go down over the Adirondacks.||Breakfast the next morning (all three mornings) was absolutely the very best that we have ever had at any Inn or B&B. Although this is a small inn there were 3 women preparing and serving us breakfast. There was homemade Granola,stewed prunes and apricots, baked apples with raisins,local yogurt ,fresh fruit platter, zucchini bread and then we were served Eggs Florentine with suasage( that was Day 1). Day 2 was bluberry pancakes, Day 3 we were served the lightest and fluffiest waffles(breakfast was always accompanied with a full table of other delights and breakfast meats and a tray with juices). Barbara invited my daughter to join us for hors d'heurves and breakfast everyday. The kitchen staff was as lovely and professional as at any top 4 star hotel.||Our room was cleaned while we were at breakfast,towels freshened twice each day. All of the towels and linens were of excellent quality and the bed was fabulous. The Inn is on a very quiet country road and so there is no road noise whatsoever. The grounds are lovely and the views incredible.||This was the first time that I have ever stayed at a B&B and actually felt comfortable using all of the public spaces. There were freshly baked cookies each evening which I enjoyed with a cup of tea. ||My husband and I are looking forward to staying at the Whitford House Inn as often as we can. We would not even consider looking elsewhere(nor should you)! More...

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