The Inn at Montpelier

Montpelier's Capital Inn...

The Inn at Montpelier is the premiere inn of the historic and beautiful Vermont state capital. The inn was built in the early 1800s, echoing Montpelier's rich history. It's within walking distance of virtually every downtown attraction; you can easily enjoy the many historical sites and fine dining at the home of the New England Culinary Institute. This place is especially spectacular in the fall! The Federal-style inn features an elegant Greek Revival front porch, and its two buildings are adorned with antiques. You'll love the formal dining room and sumptuous amenities!

Price Range: $125 - $210
Size: 19 Units
Open Season: Year Round
Kids Allowed: Yes
Pets Allowed: No
Restaurant Onsite: No
Conference Facility: No
Nearest Popular City: Montpelier
Nearest Lake/River: Lake Champlain
Languages: English

Historical

Built in 1807-08, the first house that would become the inn is one of the oldest frame houses in Montpelier; its Greek Revival-style main brick building was built in 1828. Today, the inn is part of Montpelier's national historic district.

Romantic

With its formal dining room, lavish guestrooms with private baths, and wood burning fireplaces, and cozy common areas, the inn makes a perfect getaway for two. Nearby is a gym, world-class skiing and parks, and plenty of both history and fine dining.

Inns And B & B's

As if the nearby New England Culinary Institute wasn't enough, this classic, historic inn offers a butler pantry, homemade cookies and fruit, and continental breakfasts with homemade cereal, jellies and jams, artisan bakery bread and more.

Activities

Amenities

Groups

A classic place for those "just passing through," the inn is terrific for bike rallies and other groups. Inquire today!

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