The Bennington room with kingsized bed, wood fireplace, and private bath, of course. Your romantic getaway overlooking the pond. Fall asleep listening to the night sounds of Vermont.
The Bennington room with kingsized bed, wood fireplace, and private bath, of course. Your romantic getaway overlooking the pond. Fall asleep listening to the night sounds of Vermont.
 

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Candlelight Bed and Breakfast Bed and Breakfast
Candlelight Bed and Breakfast
3358 Rt 100
PO Box 380
Jacksonville, VT 05342-0380
USA
Phone: +1-802-368-2004
Innkeeper(s)
Peter and Fran Madden
Rates:
$90 - $150
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Autumn in Southern Vermont, our maple trees on the front lawn display the season. Come join us; bring sweaters comfortable walking shoes and of course your camera.The Bennington room with kingsized bed, wood fireplace, and private bath, of course. Your romantic getaway overlooking the pond. Fall asleep listening to the night sounds of Vermont.
The Molly Stark room with queen sized bed and fireplace. Molly would feel right at home although the t v hook up to a satelite dish.would be way ahead of her time. Bring a good book to read, and snuggle down in a comfortable quilt.
Welcome to Vermont, Fran will bake something for you to enjoy for breakfast.Park and ride to the VAST trail system, sleigh rides at Adams Farm and only 14 miles to Mount Snow, make us your winter vacation destination.
Fran enjoys a local swimming hole, with covered bridge and wooden dam, in the quaint village of Green River. Take a dirt country road from the Candlelight B&B.A glacial erratic in neighboring Readsboro. We and our guests enjoy the short hike and photo op.
A December snow. The mountains are open for skiers. We do sell a few Christmas trees, which we raise in the field behind the B&B. But December can be quite here in Vermont, until after Christmas.