Shoreham Inn Bed And Breakfast

Enjoyed an absolutely wonderful stay at the Shoreham Inn while in Vermont for a weekend event in nearby Middlebury. The Green Mountain Suite was spacious, comfortable, and inviting – the inn was rich in history at every turn – and the setting was quiet, safe, and beautiful. Kevin and Scott were gracious and responsive from the time our reservation was made, right through checkout. Breakfast was top notch – truly delicious, enjoyed with wonderful conversation and a bucolic view of the sheep barn and rolling green lawn. Looking forward to returning with our family!

A lovely place, very welcoming hosts, very pretty rooms, living room, dining room well decorated with very beautiful furniture. Perfect breakfast with an incredibly good “Deutsch pancake”. We will come back as soon as possible.A lovely place, very welcoming hosts, very pretty rooms, living room, dining room well decorated with very beautiful furniture. Perfect breakfast with an incredibly good “Deutsch pancake”. We will come back as soon as possible.

My mother and I came to visit to see some old friends, we stumbled upon the Inn, and thank heavens we did.It 's a little shocking when you walk in, because it doesn 't come across like an inn, it 's a home. The (New! Inns owners Kevin and Scott are the most wholesome and kind humans I 've ever been blessed to meet. They don 't feel like Inn Owners/Keepers, they feel like family.We settled in, went out to dinner (Fire Ice and when we got back they greated us asking about our time. Mom and I are talkers, turning how was it? into a two hour conversation is our specialty. Kevin and Scott listened to every word, answering all my questions and taking interest in our experience, sharing their personal ones as well. Not once did i think i was talking to a stranger, it was talking to old friends.I can 't say it enough, the Inn feels like home, and my goodness, do they keep a clean home. With rich history all around you would think a 220yr old home would be dusty, and have that I 've been thru it all smell like most antique places have, but the Shoreham Inn is all the history with none of the dust, I can 't stress enough how clean this place it. So clean, my mother noticed, and she 's a tough woman to impress.I can 't wait to come back. I highly recommend this hidden Gem. Absolutely a magical, cozy, and heartwarming experience.Thank you Kevin and Scott for such an enchanting stay. You two are doing an amazing job, I can 't wait to watch all your dreams come true!-AB LBRooms: Stunning. We stayed in the Derry room, two twin beds and a bathroom (with shower . The beds are so comfortable, the bathroom is extremely clean. We stayed during winter, and for a 220 year old house, it was very warm and cozy. Not a single complaint about it!Food drinks: Coffee was ready at 7am, breakfast was soon after, the food was delicious and locally sourced! French toast and bacon was perfectly cooked and very filling! Did I mention how clean everything is? Because it 's spotless, every dish looked like it was brand new. The tables are clean, even the coffee area looked like it was made for a pintrest page.Noteworthy details: I 'm an early riser, so waking up at 5:30am to walk down into a cozy living space to get some work done was so unbelievably calming. I put on quite intramental jazz music, and dived into my work. I 've never been so productive on a weekend away. It was so comfortable, It was romantic and rustic, and so, so clean. Unbelievably clean, I cant say that enough. I 've stayed at high end resorts that don 't even come close to how clean the Shoreham Inn is.

Small country inn in a historic building. The couple running the inn are very personable and provide all services. We had 2 very good meals and a comfortable night. I really enjoyed our stay and recommend-again this is a historic building and I appreciate their hospitality

We wanted to tour some of the Revolutionary War battlefields Fort Ticonderoga, Hubbardton and Bennington and thought this was an ideal location turned out better than we thought. Instead of driving around Lake Champlain to get to Ft. Ticonderoga, we could take the Ferry 5 miles down Rt. 74 for a quick 7 minute trip. Very convenient and inexpensive.Stayed in the sheep barn and in a room with bedroom and loft sitting area very spacious and quiet. Great breakfast to start the day and the hosts were wonderful. Would recommend the Shoreham in to anyone.