Inn at Round Barn Farm

We had a wonderful 2 day stay! The room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. The stay was tranquil and the grounds were beautiful. Ashley our Innkeeper was super friendly, gave us great recommendation for places to see and made us an incredible breakfast both mornings.

Beautifully surreal. It’s more than just an inn, it is an experience. The grounds and gardens are lovely. We were married here 30 years ago and it is just as lovely as it is now. The service is superb and the breakfasts are delicious and inventive, in a way. Scones, Benedicts, Blueberry Pancakes, etc. all with a flare. Ashley makes you want to come back for seconds! The nights are cool and quiet—we were able to leave the windows open and enjoy the night air and, in the morning, the birds singing. Just lovely!

The Inn at Round Barn Farm has become my favorite home away from home when I am in Waitsfield. It is a lovely historic building with acres of beautifully landscaped gardens looking out onto the distant hills. The innkeepers and staff are warm and welcoming. At a time when most inns and bed and breakfasts are cutting back on the breakfast part, innkeeper Ashley prepares the most delicious breakfasts of any inn that I’ve been to. Her light touch and fresh healthy ingredients result in meal that makes one smile.

Lovingly restored and maintained historic structure, full of warm ambiance and charm. Kim and Jim are consummate innkeepers; so enjoyable to talk to! Staff is friendly and accommodating. Rooms are spacious and well appointed. Breakfasts are fresh-crafted. Grounds are a wonder and full of sumptuous delight; bucolic wandering.

My husband spent 2 nights here in order to go skiing at Sugarbush. It was a bitterly cold weekend and lots of snow on the ground. The inn over all seemed very quiet. i dont know if winter is an off season but there were only a handful of other guests there and it was very quiet. we had the terrace room which is the only room downstairs. it is located next to a game room with a pool table, a tv, a little counter/sink area with a refrigerator and coffee maker. theres also a lot of books, a checkers table, and a big cozy couch. we never saw anyone using this room and felt like we had the whole downstairs to ourselves. our room was right next to it. the room was very spacious and quaint. a VERY TALL bed was in it (thankfully with a stepstool) and what i believe is called a trundle bed as well. there was two chairs and an electric fire place. there was no tv, microwave, frig, or coffee maker in the room but literally directly outside our room in the game room was all of those things. there was also a small walk in closet that had robes in it. I will say, though it didnt matter to us and no one ever used it, the bathroom for the game room shared a wall with our room and that felt a little weird but again we never saw anyone in the game room. Everything in the room was clean and in working order and we enjoyed it. my two tiny little notes are in the bathroom the way the door opened you couldnt really stand in front of the sink without the door basically jammed into your back. Also the fire place was nice but if you wanted it on the setting where it actually threw off heat it was very loud and rattly. If you just wanted it on for ambience it was not loud. The bathroom also had a pretty deep tub which I used after a day of skiing and it was GLORIOUS. We did not go to breakfast our first day as we were out of the inn pretty early to go skiing. The second day we were heading to the slopes a little later (it was literally -9 degrees out) so we stopped in to get some coffee. The hosts we very friendly and offered food to us. We took the apricot scones they gave us and omg i dont know what kind of witch craft went into these scones but they were the best scones ive ever eaten. they told us they were making eggs benedict for breakfast and we declined so they offered to make us whatever version of eggs we wanted. I said i was a vegan and I was totally fine with the coffee and scone. we noticed (but didnt use since we were skiing all weekend and also it was super cold) that they also had snow shoes available in the inn. The inn i believe was about 15-20 minutes away from Sugarbush and was a great home base for our weekend. it's even closer to a little village area and a covered bridge. if we had spent more time i would have explored the little village but we were only there about 2 days. Lawson's Finest Liquids brewery is about 5-10 minutes away and was a fun place to go have dinner and some drinks. we would definitely stay here again if we found ourselves back in the area.