The Inn at Rutland (Vermont)

General Information

The Inn at Rutland is a typical Victorian manor house built in 1889 by William F. Burditt which features been thoroughly renewed to its original superb spell. The inside is wealthy with period architectural details, such as the warm leather wainscoting in the breakfast room, to the leaded glass window over the formal magnificent staircase. The two common rooms provide a peaceful ambience for reading, relaxing or just a tranquil conversation sitting by the fireplace. Our rocking chair facade porch provides a superb vista of the sunset over the city and hills. The genuine carriage cottage also provides safe storage for your bicycles and all your ski equipping. The Rutland area combines an energetic shopping and bisiness center. Superbly located in central Vermont, the Inn at Rutland is only fifteen mins from Pico and Killington ski districts, and is a ideal base for tourism all of the Green Mountain State and its affluence of year-round activities. Our 8 visitor suites have been elegantly supplied to recreate the past, whilst maintaining present-day comforts. All rooms in the hotel have a Victorian feel, cautiously designed with period reproductions and antiques. Every special suite stresses a individual bathroom, remote colour cable TV, and direct-dial phone. A beautiful gastronome three-course breakfast is also included with your accommodation. We feature a range of homemade baked goods, fresh fruit platters, cereals, waffles, French toast, quiches, coffee, tea, and juices. If here on work or fun, the Inn at Rutland provides our dear guests hotel facilities, with the comforts of home.