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"A Living Christmas Card"
"My wife and I were at the
Waitsfield Inn during the week of Christmas of 2003. The Kelleys greeted
us at the Inn as if we were long lost relatives. The Inn itself provided
quite a greeting. It is a very well kept 178 year-old 2-story building.
Much of its original structure has been preserved. I doubt that all
of the furniture is original but great care has been made to have
great antique furnishings. The rooms all have names of people historically
connected to the house. There is an interesting story attached to
each room. Comfortable as the rooms are (and they are very comfortable),
the real attractions are the Great room and the Nook, each with a
fireplace. The Great room is practically a library with several books
on shelves around the room. There are several antique couches strategically
placed. There is also a large television on one side and a telephone.
However, the greatest attribute is the Kelleys. They unobtrusively
and constantly see to the needs of the guests. These needs are not
confined to the Inn. They are on a first name basis with most of the
proprietors and service providers. They were quick to provide a map
and recommendations. Prior to Christmas, they secured a reservation
at a great restaurant, which is another subject of a great review.
The Kelleys have brought their combined hotel expertise to this Inn
and combined it with love and warmth. Being here was like being in
a warm Christmas movie—without the conflict, of course."
R. Whitfield, Tampa Florida
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Jon and Vickie Walluck - Innkeepers
1.800.758.3801 - Email
Us
The Waitsfield Inn offers gracious lodging in an 1825
parsonage
located in Vermont's beautiful Mad River Valley.
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The Waitsfield Inn is the quintessential Vermont Country
Inn, quaint and unpretentious. Here you will find a good night's
rest in one of our beautifully appointed and comfortable guest
rooms. Relax, unwind and stay for a while. |
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the Inn and you'll discover its rich history. From an 1825 Parsonage to dairy farm and farmhouse to the Bagatelle in the 60's to an Inn in the 1970's, The Waitsfield Inn has been a vital part of Vermont's History. |
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Our common rooms are warm, intimate and inviting. The Great Room has a TV, phone and complimentary wireless Internet service to keep you connected to the outside world if you wish. The fireplace is a wonderful place to meet at after a day of outdoor recreation. |
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Great Room, once the Carriage Barn was added to the house in
1839. Be sure to check out the original pine floors, ceiling
and walls from the old barn. Play a game of chess, work on a
puzzle or just sit back and relax in one of our many couches
and chairs. |
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Need some quiet time? Curl up with a good book
in our intimate library nook. A glass of wine with cheese and
crackers complete the scene in the fall and winter months.
This bright cheery room is perfect anytime of the year to just
sit and relax. |
In the mornings, follow the scent of fresh brewed
coffee and sizzling bacon and eggs to our 55 seat dining room
where you will find wonderful breakfast items to start your day.
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| On weekends enjoy the many breakfast
options on our morning buffet. Most are homemade or made
here in Vermont! |
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During favorable weather, we offer breakfast service outside in our outdoor cafe. In the afternoons feel free to pick a sandwich at one of our local delis and enjoy lunch on our patio. |
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