Three Mountain Inn

There is a reason we keep returning to the Three Mountain Inn. One reason is that we are able to travel with our pet Zack and just as important, it is the most wonderful B&B we have stayed at. EVERYONE there could not be any more pleasant, the breakfasts and dinners are just wonderful and we feel the everyday routine leave our shoulders as soon as we enter. Jamacia,Vt. is also such a quaint and friendly village.

My husband and I visit Vermont once a year during the fall and made our first trip to the Three Mountain Inn in 2007. After visiting 2 other areas in the following years we decided to return to the one place we loved the most, that was always on my mind-Jamaica and the Three Mountain Inn. The Innkeepers Ed and Jen were just as warm and friendly as the first time and the rooms were more cozy and comfortable then we remembered. Breakfast each morning was fresh and delicious and our dinner experience was delectable. Since the Manchester Outlets are nearby, we spent an afternoon taking advantage of the great deals. We also drove around the beautiful scenic area and lunched at a local bar/restuarant and had some of the best New England Chowder we've tasted in a long time. I can't say enough about the Inn and how relaxing and comfortable it is. We look forward to returning again. Until then I am sure it will remain always on my mind!

We were updated to the Jamaica Room and had an amazing time. The inn was beautiful and our stay was very special. The innkeepers as well as the staff were very friendly and helpful. Can't wait to return.

We keep returning to the Three Mountain Inn because we've found no other place like it. Everything is done to perefection. The entire staff go out of their way to make your stay special. We will keep returning. Bob and Jean

Location very quiet with not a lot to do in the village but a short drive to other areas. Food excellent. Morning coffee before breakfast and afternoon cheese and biscuits nice touch. Availability of bar good as nothing in village. Rooms decoration very sweet.

The owners, the staff, the food and the accommodations deserve high praise. My wife and I had a wonderful time and we are telling all out friends about it.

We have stayed here at least 7 times. We love everything about this inn. Jen and Ed are amazing innkeepers. The staff are also very friendly and do their job very well. We fing this inn to be a perfect getaway from the craziness of the real world. We make reservations to return every time we are there.

We spent the last two nights of our honeymoon at this inn. Ed and Jennifer were really great - and Ed even mapped out activities for us during the day. The breakfasts were excellent, and we had dinner at the inn one night and it was superb. The room was cozy, beautiful, comfortable and romantic. We stayed in the Windham Room, the bathroom of which Ed and Jennifer had just finished painting just before we got there. We will be back next year for our anniversary. We cannot recommend this inn more highly than we do. All was excellent.

The staff and the innkeepers were phenomenal and made us feel at home. The inn was a very quaint and cozy place to stay. Our room was gorgeous and super clean; and the food was incredible. The innkeepers Ed and Jen are wonderful hosts and made every aspect of the stay perfect. Jen and Ed couldn't have been any better. Their attention to detail was truly unmatched ...¿ The inn is centrally located in Southern Vermont which made our local trips easily accessible. It was a most enjoyable visit! Dave & Mia

My wife and i stayed here for our anniversary. We found the Inn a great place to really get away and relax. There is not much to do in the town but the hiking is great and 15 minute drive to the outlets for those who need it. The rooms were great and the owners were very accommodating. It is really a couples get-away place. Great hiking for every level right there. The dinner was good. The breakfast was really excellent! We had such a good time there and felt that we would go back. The owners are very knowledgeable about the area and can recommend fun things to do. Ultimately they want you to just relax. I would recommend this to any couple looking to get away from it all.

The rooms were well kept and beautiful though it was slightly warm inside them and the windows couldn't be opened which created an uncomfortable nights sleep. The Inn is RIGHT ON THE ROAD and the constant semi trucks that drive by throughout the night can wake the light sleeper. The surrounding area is beautiful though quite desolate. Unless you plan to pay $180 a night for dinner, good luck finding something to eat anywhere nearby. The local town is interesting and quaint yet you'll find yourself yearning for something to do by the end of the day and the fact that everything closes around 6PM doesn’t help the situation. This is not the place to stay if you need stimulus. Breakfast is tasty and the coffee is great. They have a nice little bar however, we felt pressured by the owners to have drinks. We were often pressured to buy full bottles. The atmosphere prior to dinner and during dinner came off as a bit snobbish. During most of our stay we felt uncomfortable, especially around the owners. Everything in the room was price marked, leaving you believing that their ultimate goal is to make money, not ensure your relaxation. The owners were ultimately nice but we felt uncomfortable around them. We believe the most successful Inns [for us] are the Inns that make you feel like family. This Inn didn’t have that “family” feel. We didn’t feel they’d be willing to go out of their way to meet any of our requests (and we didn’t have any). Overall, this is an average Inn and would be great for an older couple or novelist seeking to relax or write a novel. I would not recommend this Inn for a young couple seeking entertainment, stimulus, and a good eat.

We stayed 1 night in the Windham room on the 2nd floor (1 of 2 dogs-allowed rooms) which had a beautiful antique king bed, various other antiques, a gas fireplace and its own private deck. The bathroom was built into the eaves so it was narrow and dark, but serviceable. Room rate was $265/night including tax. The owners were very accomodating, easy-going and welcoming to both us and our dog. They put out a dog bed w/treats and an note from their dog regarding proper pooch etiquette - nice touches. We couldn't believe that our beautiful room w/antiques allowed dogs! The dinner menu is a bit limited but still featured choices for meateaters and a vegetarian dish. Dinner was good but not extraordinary. Breakfast was better and the omelets were the best we've ever had. There is a small bar area off of the dining rooms that looks right out of England in the 1600's. We weren't able to enjoy it b/c of the dog, so we sat outside on the lawn in adirondack chairs and the staff brought our drinks out to us there. They have a lovely inground pool (unheated) but the cold weather prevented us from using it. We had a very nice time and would highly recommend this inn.

Just what we pictured for the perfect Vermont country inn -- historic charm, comfy rooms, great food, with beautiful hiking trails and other activities close by.