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In northeast Vermont, in the village of Lower Waterford, guests will discover a sanctuary of old-fashioned charm and surrounding natural beauty. Rabbit Hill Inn, established in 1795, features 19 guestrooms and suites chock full of country-style indulgences such as canopy beds, double whirlpool tubs, fireplaces and private porches. Mornings at this intimate a Select Registry affiliate begin with a candlelit breakfast, while days are filled with moments of quiet pleasure and splendid leisure.
Rabbit Hill Inn
48 Lower Waterford Rd
Lower Waterford, Vermont
05848
Nearest Airport: BTV
What a find! Exceptional in all aspects of our weekend stay at Rabbit Hill Inn. The room was impeccable: it had no number but a name, Music Room, which was smartly appointed befitting its name. Dining was exquisite from ambience, presentation, quality of food and drink, and perfectly timed service all prepared and delivered by positively delightful staff. The innkeepers were professional, attentive and engaging. We loved the Stave puzzles. Indeed, we loved the entire experience. We will lodge, dine, and enjoy Rabbit Hill Inn again.
416garyn - Newmarket, New Hampshire
Beautiful room, friendly staff and excellent food. Really loved our room - Music Room. Fire pit in the evening for smors was great. Just on the border to New Hampshire. Lots of recommendations where to visit by staff. Perfect. Lesley & Ted Turner UK
lesleyt925
Beautiful inn, nicely preserved. My husband and I enjoyed our stay here. The room was huge and well appointed. Wifi was good. I liked that there were options for breakfast. Breakfast was great. We would definitely stay again if we found ourselves in that area.
subsequentgoose - Albany
After hearing many wonderful accolades about Rabbit Hill Inn, we were surprised and disappointed at the unappealing decor that pervades throughout this historic place. Old dull fabrics, lots of paisley, no vibrancy from room to room. Bedroom much the same. High end coffee makers need to be added to each room. In the library there needs to be a Keurig K-cafe or Breville that the guest can make their own coffee. Many are early risers and you have to wait until 6:15 am for the coffee to be brought out. Staff is very nice, professional, and accommodating. Everyone was willing to be of service with a smile. Dining room could use linen table cloths to make it more upscale. Again, no attention was made to decor. The food was delicious and well seasoned. Homemade molasses bread was made from 100 year old recipe. We had a ‘to go’ breakfast as we left at 7:00 am and it was more than ample with an English muffin egg sandwich, juice…delightful.
darleenc2014 - Rye, New Hampshire
What a wonderful experience! We were greeted by Victoria who gave us a fun, informative and lively tour! She also makes a great "old fashion"! Our room was our own perfect hideaway in the " Loft". We've had some experiences where either or both our bed and pillows were a dud...but not at the Rabbit! The bed and pillows were perfect...so comfortable we did want to leave our bed. We ate in the pub and the main dining room the food was delicious as were our drinks. Everyone we interacted with were genuinely friendly and thoughtful. Unfortunately, it was a nasty raining weekend so we didn't get to enjoy the back deck and a fire, so we'll have to go back!
Robert P
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