The Woodstocker Inn

We just had a fantastic 3 night stay at The Woodstocker Inn. This eclectic inn is really stunning. The inn is located about two blocks from the main town center in Woodstock. Its absolutely spotless, meticulously maintained and beautifully decorated. We found the inn to be very cozy and welcoming. Breakfast was perfect. David and Dora are lovely, engaging, friendly innkeepers who gave us great tips on things to check out in the area. We stayed in the Richmond Suite and it was absolutely perfect for our weekend getaway. The suite is a spacious one bedroom with a great private deck. Comfortable king sized bed, nice tv/ stereo, mini-wine fridge, and super comfy leather chairs. And then there is the bathroom...skylight, fabulous shower and amazing air tub that you MUST use! We liked the room so much that one night we picked up pizza and enjoyed the great space and checking out the stars from the private deck.

My partner and I enjoyed a wonderful night at the Woodstocker Inn for our third anniversary. We were upgraded at no cost and enjoyed the warm hospitality of our hosts - and the lovely Daisy Doo, of course! The Woodstocker Inn "gets it", from their organic Fair Trade coffee to their unique luxury bathrooms. We plan on coming back for our next anniversary. Bravo!

My wife and I recently went to Woodstock, VT for a quick getaway from the kids. The Woodstocker Inn was such a delight! As soon as we stepped foot into the Inn, we were pleasantly greeted by Dora, Dan & Daisy. Because we were the only couple staying at the Inn that particular weekend they upgraded our room, which was a great surprise! Everything from the pillowcases to the soap in the bathroom is organic, and the breakfast was out of this world. Extremely clean, and a very short walk to town. We can't recommend this place enough. Do It.

This year we tried something different for a Christmas getaway and went to Woodstock, VT instead of our traditional roost, the Mount Washington Hotel. We were delighted by what the Woodstocker had to offer: very large bedroom, huge bathroom, cozy library/sitting area, walking distance to the town, refreshment area stocked with coffee, tea, cookies (biscotti), and fruitcake. I should also mention that there was candy (bars and pieces) all around us, which was delicious. Breakfast was great-plenty to eat. The innkeepers were intelligent, interesting and personable; they seemed to enjoy their chosen occupation and were very welcoming and helpful. The decor was charming. We had a great night's stay. We enjoyed it very much. Best B & B we have stayed at in a very long time. Loved it.

Great place to stay near Woodstock. I highly recommend it. The food and coffee are excellent.

Our room was spacious, one of a kind, modern (mixed with antiques) and clean. The innkeepers were welcoming, friendly, and attentive. Our overnight stay was relaxing and memorable, but the amenities would make the Inn a perfect place for a longer getaway. The wood floors are beautiful, kept that way by a "no shoes allowed" policy (they provide slippers). A bit strange at first, but totally relaxing in the end.

I wish I could give more than 5 stars. The Woodstocker Inn was exactly what we needed with our hectic schedules. We looked at a few rooms and settled on our first choice, The Westminster. The two soaking tubs were the perfect reset button before heading home. The bed was heavenly, plush soft pillows and a delicious comforter. Slept like a baby. David and Dora were so sweet and the food was to die for. We will most definitely be back.

Arrived on a rainy afternoon. David lit a cozy fire that warmed us. Spent pleasant time in their extensive library. The decor is modern, clean-cut yet homey.

Stayed 2 nights. Easy to walk to downtown restaurants. Quiet. Big room with couch. English breakfast - english bacon is delectable

I must say I was wondering what I was getting into but I when I got there I was really pleased. Our room was modern and clean and the owners were great all weekend long!

Free of lace and chintz, this eco-friendly and warm B&B was thoroughly enjoyable

We stayed at the Woodstocker during our honeymoon, and it was the perfect choice. If you're looking for a bed and breakfast with modern amenities but still with small-town charm, this is it. The room was comfortable and clean - upgraded to a room with his/her's bathtubs! It was a short walk to the town center. Innkeepers were wonderful, too. This place is at the top of our list to revisit!

A lovely inn with very comfortable rooms. Very comfortable lounge with an interesting and eclectic library, linked to a handy kitchenette for 24/7 snacks.. One suggestion would be for slightly larger TVs in the rooms (in ours, the distance from the bed to the TV made it hard to watch sometimes. We will definitely return! Thanks for a wonderful stay.

Each and every thoughtful detail about the woodstocker inn made it a most enjoyable stay in July, 2012. David was a delight to make arrangements on the phone. The room was pristine, the bed was luxurious. Breakfast was as bounteous and delicious as could be and the coffee was outstanding. David and Dora are warm, gracious and generous hosts. The location is excellent for access to everything. Thanks, David and Dora, for a most memorable experience!

My boyfriend and I found the Woodstocker Inn on the Net on a Saturday morning. We rang them up and made a reservation for that very day, in part due to David's friendliness over the phone. We were only in Woodstock overnight but enjoyed our stay a great deal. David and Dora were were very welcoming and helpful. The inn itself was the 3 q's- quirky, quaint and quiet! Really neat place. Lots of nice touches and attention to detail- just what you'd want in boutique accomodations. Of course, I have to admit my favorite part- being a dog lover- was meeting Miss Daisy, who was a sweetheart. If she had fit in my suitcase I might have tried to bring her home. Overall, the Woodstocker was a fun experience that we highly recommend...

My wife and I stayed here for our honeymoon in May 2012. It was very quiet and peaceful in Woodstock that time of year, and we had the hostel to ourselves, save one German couple who came through for a night in the middle of the week. David and Dora were incredible housekeepers, and have a philosophy of "there when you need us, not when you don't." Obviously, this is exactly what you want to hear if you are there for a honeymoon, or just trying to relax for a few days. The rooms were very well kept (we poked our heads into all of them), and we ourselves stayed in the Westminster, which had these two tubs next to each other and reverse from one another - perfect for relaxing away a lazy afternoon. Their breakfasts each morning were outstanding, some of the best I've ever had - The Full Monty became a ritual, along with their homemade muesli and fruit compote. They also had snacks around the house, and a great knowledge of the local restaurants, including (helpfully) which ones were closed on certain days. Best of all, especially for my wife, it didn't feel like you were stepping into a 1920s southern period house, as some B&Bs can feel like with their doilies and what not. The facilities were modern, tasteful, and stocked with things you wanted to do and read, instead of staying in a museum. The location was great, right on the edge of Woodstock, walking distance from everywhere in town, and a 10 minute drive from the great Long Trail Brewery. My wife and I will certainly be heading back to VT at some point in the future, and there's no doubt where we'll be staying.

My wife and I drove up from NYC for the weekend and had a pleasant stay. I wish the innkeepers were there (they were on vaca) as they were so great to interact with over the phone, but the caretakers who were their upon our arrival were equally great. I understand they have a no children's policy, but one of the family's staying there had a baby with them. I wish we could have negotiated that because we left our baby behind (which was part of the point I guess). Overall a great stay! Highly recommended.

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The clients with the baby arrived with an infant and totally ignored our 'No children' policy, despite it being stated on our reservation enquiry form, and on all e-mail correspondence with them. The couple insisted on staying for one night with their baby, which our relief innkeepers were not at all happy with. However we apologise to the writers of this review as we failed to meet their reasonable expectations. Had we been able we would have transferred these clients reservation to another local child friendly inn, but this proposal was not acceptable to the couple with the baby. Many of our guests as this reviewer points out, choose to stay at our inn due to the 'no children' policy. We appreciate the comments expressed in this review and also their acceptance of our policies by leaving their own baby in NYC. Thankfully we rarely get clients who are not willing to respect our wishes.

First, I think Dora and David were great especially David they were both very accomodating, helpful and pleasant. Second, I think the Inn was very nice and very different in many ways from other BB's I have stayed at. It was bright, colorful and the library was a delight. I was disappointed in the breakfast. They had great coffee a French press which made the meal okay. They had a hot menu which I thought was limited but I was hoping there would of been more to offer in the morning. I like fresh fruit, different breads and a choice of more cold items.( cereals more choice of yogurt etc.) I was hoping the coffee press would last all day. All in all I dont know if I would stay there again. I think I would try another BB.

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We would comment that complimentary french press coffee, tea, sodas and homemade cakes are always available in the 24 hour refreshment station at the back of the library. We are also delighted that our inns 'different style' was noticed and appreciated. Our breakfast menu, the largest of any B & B in Woodstock, is not prescriptive and always cooked fresh to order, but had we been made aware that this client preferred a larger selection of cold items we would have been happy to accommodate their request.

We needed to get away for a week-end – in a foreign country with an European feel. We wanted to stay in an inn designed for adults-only; in Vermont preferably. My friend discovered the Woodstocker on Internet. Three-and-a-half hours later, there we were in a superb B&B decorated with exquisite taste. A plus for us, the Inn has a Library, antique furniture, wooden floors and modern bathrooms. For aficionados of the Slow Living Movement, this place is a dream come true. Everywhere in the common areas, one could hear pleasant music. The Inn provides amenities such as freshly cut flowers, organic soap, linen bed sheets, cosy bathrobes. It supplies commercial candy bars (not so good) – we prefer its homemade cakes. The garden would have been a nice place to enjoy afternoon tea or to read but it was not comfortable enough to spend much time in it. My friend and I had the most beautiful stay: she, in the Richmond Suite (R. S.) with a private balcony and I in the Westminster Room (W. R.). Quite unusually, two sinks and two baths grace the W. R. bathroom. I invited my friend to come and relax in one of them. We shared a half a bottle of wine and borrowed books from the well-furnished Library Room. Although the R. S. has leather sofas and a Bose media environment, if one wants to read in the evening, it would be best if the halogen lighting was stronger and installed with a dimmer. The bathroom sink is a curved beauty. Each morning we could try a different breakfast (juice, egg and soldiers, homemade sausages or a variety of cereals). Then, we would leave to explore the Village of Woodstock or walk to the Public Market or just wander in the streets to look at the cosy houses and gardens. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to David, our charming host, for his kindness towards us; sad to have missed his partner Dora. Thank you also to their friend Chris who helped serve breakfast and looked at our car which had a little trouble. Janick B. (Montreal, Canada)

Thoughtful, stylish, and varied decor. Fun splashes of color and art; candbars and coffee and great tea selection at all times of day. Clean and comfortable rooms. The bed was incredible as was the breakfast! Stay here and chat with D and D; they are wonderful, smart, fun, and wordly.

Walking in from a long drive, they couldn't have been more outgoing and pleasant. The house is incredibly clean and eclectic. There's chocolate every where!!!!! And we love Daisy. The room was very comfortable and clean and the bathroom was awesome. The tub is red. It, along with the sink and mirror, are made of some sort of plastic which coincides with the green mentality David and Dora have. The food is a typical English breakfast. It's not your typical B&B fare. If you're looking for pancakes and french toast, you're not going to get it here. We enjoyed the fact that they were not served here. We had quail egg, smoked salmon, English pudding, tea, and great conversation. Can't wait to go back!!!!

My friend and I stayed here before the Covered Bridges Half Marathon. The room we had was huge and the innkeepers were fantastic! I would definitely stay here again!

What more could we ask for from our first stay in Vermont - a comfortable bed, superb English style breakfast, helpful and friendly hosts, an equally friendly dog, and all situated in the quaint and pretty town of Woodstock. We would love to return if the situation arises in the future.

The Woodstocker was our first B&B - and set a very high bar! Our stay was comfortable and lovely. We loved 24/7 access to (French press!) coffee, tea, snacks, and chocolate. Dora, David and Daisy were excellent hosts. We really appreciated that they put our window A/C in during the day while we were out, without us asking them to. Dora made us a delicious breakfast both mornings and was a great resource for things to do in town during our stay. The B&B was quiet and cozy - our king bed was super comfortable and hard to get out of in the morning! We also liked the cozy robes and towels. The entire experience was charming, and we very much hope to be back!

As a business traveler, I was seeking a quiet and comfortable inn at a reasonable rate and in an easy location. I found the Woodstocker Inn to meet those requirements but so much more. My reservation was immediately upgraded from a queen to king room, to my delight. And the bathroom was to die for...a one of a kind pebble inlaid tub with rainshower. It was difficult to decide whether to shower or bathe so I did both. The entire inn was impeccably clean and I was particularly impressed with David and Dora's green orientation. Great idea to request that outside shoes be removed and though a little off putting when considering the weather in February, it was not at all incovenient, I found, when I arrived. Daisy was an excellent greeter! Breakfast was superb. The homemade granola and fruit compote outstanding and the herbed scrambled eggs were perfection. Dora was a pleasure to talk with and David surprised me with a tin of beans to give to my British born hubby (who couldn't join me) as a gesture to a fellow Brit. Brilliant! I will definitely return, husband in tow next time.

our first visit to the inn, with friends who have come annually for the past 4 years. Loved the place, all the little touches like unexpected baskets of goodies, self-serve French press, fantastic library, great breakfasts. David and Dora are a hoot. The town is adorable and everything is in walking distance. Guests feel comfortable lounging about in their flannels, doesn't get more cozy than that... Michael & Terri, Philadelphia

Dora and David were amazing and fulfilled every request. Spent a night with my girlfriend in January. They upgraded us as soon as we got there and David recommended a great floral place and had the bouquet in the room when we arrived. Best scrambled eggs I've ever had, we actually wondered if we could have another breakfast for lunch that afternoon. The house is quaint and elegant and they have a cute little pup that greets you at the door. Planning to go back as soon as we get the chance and staying for more than one night.

We really loved our weekend here. We picked it for the happy room, the granola, and Daisy. And everything lived up to our expectations! The room was so sweet! The granola was so good we filled up on that - although the breakfast menu was wonderful. And Daisy is a peach. We've gone to a lot of B&Bs and found this one of the sweetest and most unique and fun ones. The owners seemed to make a special effort with every decoration and amenity, and it all made us smile. We didn't want to leave!

My husband and I stayed at the Woodstocker for an anniversary ski weekend. We had a wonderful stay. Dora and David were the perfect hosts. They were attentive to our needs and great fun to chat with. David was extremely knowledgeable in helping us navigate our way around nearby killington mountain and local breweries. Dora gave us a wonderful tour of the house when we first arrived and made us feel very welcome. The inn and our room were immaculate. we loved that it was both modern and Eco friendly. They also went out of their way to upgraded us to a room with a king that was available. The bed was ridiculously comfortable. Unfortunately, we had to get an early start so we didn't get a chance to try breakfast. From what we could see, it was clear they took pride in their cooking as well. We will definitely be back for a longer stay...and breakfast. Would love to see the grounds and the town in the summer.

The hosts are very accommodating, the food is great, and the premises are more than pleasant--stocked with over a thousand interesting books to peruse, chocolate candy of various sizes and variety, a friendly and quiet dog, who makes the occasional guest appearance, and . . . acres of state park behind the inn, available for your hiking pleasure.

My husband and I stayed here for our 25 anniversary in December. It was our first time staying in a B&B,we were a little nervous , but it turned out to be one of the best times we had away. David was a wonderful host,made us feel at ease,Daisy was very well behaved. Sorry we didn,t get to meet Dora,she was away at the time. Our room was comfy. and the breakfast was wonderful. Sorry can"t think of anything negative to say! Thanks for a great time. Colleen and Ernie

Mother/daughter holiday getaway was THE BEST at this fantastic inn! David & Dora are welcoming, friendly, amusing as heck, and Daisy Doo is a doll. Out-of-this world breakfast; large and well-appointed rooms. The book collection is something (well, they DID work in publishing!); eclectic musical selections. Love the artwork, the round-the-clock guest kitchen, complete with David's amazing fruitcake and the best biscotti we've ever had. So nice to stay at a VERY non-stuffy B & B! Highly recommended. Sue & Schuyler

Beautiful inn, lovely room, great service, perfect for our weekend.

My boyfriend and I spent a weekend at the begining of December 2011. It was great. The room and hospitality were wonderful. I really hope we get to go back someday and enjoy the charming little area. We would encourage you to spend sometime and stay here.

WE stumbled across the woodstocker and ended up staying there. We had an acellent time, David was very welcoming and communicative before we arrived and also provided excellent breakfasts. We enjoyed the casual atmosphere coupled with tthe attention to detail. The food was excellent, something that was a bugbear in our travels through the US. Recommended.

The Woodstocker goes to the top of our list. Here's a warm and delightful experience. Delightful decor with lots of surprises in unexpected places -charming art work and whimsical sculptues. Gracious places to relax in common rooms with music gently piped in,with comfortable chairs/couches. The library has unbelievable seleections many subjects and current selections too !The food is so very specials-treats in the room tempting chocolates and homemade cakes ,exceptional breakfasts that you will not find in other B&b's. eg. fresh fruit compote,organic eggs with wild imported salmon. A short walk to the village of Woodstock. Warm,helpful and energetic hosts.We loved our experience having a family reunion here for Thanksgiving made it perfect. Elaine and Bret Charipper NYC

We turned up without a reservation not realizing that normally Woodstock is booked solid in October but Hurricane Irene created some vacancies for us! Dora welcomed us and you know how they say you make your mind up about people in the first minute - she clinched it with her welcoming smile and friendly manner. Then she consolidated the good impression by asking us to take our shoes off! My wife is always keen about this at home. Here it says that the inn keeper is proud of their establishment, keeps it clean and wants you to help them keep it that way. The Woodstocker is an old rambling home and David and Dora have gone to great lengths to make it comfortable and offering that something extra to make your stay memorable. In the Woodstocker this takes the form of a guest kitchen with tea (we were desperate for a decent cup of tea - thanks David!) coffee, a fridge, bikkies, nibbles, chocolates, etc. There is a well-stocked library and I think maybe a DVD selection. The breakfast was excellent offering whatever took your fancy and David does a good job in the kitchen too. I guess Dora was somewhere peddling away on the generator or something but it seems D2 is the 'Front of House'. There's a good reason for this - he is garrulous. Normally you might mark him down for this but his conversation is really interesting. He talks like a Gatling gun and has an opinion on everything, but not opinionated - just alert and aware. David can give good advice on where to go, where to eat, what to do, how to vote (just kidding), you name it and David can tell you something about it.. The room was comfortable and whilst the cost was a little higher than I would have expected, it turns out that this is the status quo in Woodstock. WiFi is included and the bed was super comfortable, I think we had the Bradford room. Rain banging on the window ensured we had a snug and restful night. John & Heather Laherty

we spent one night at this inn and we highly impressed by the quality of the service and the room (Westminster). We had been upgraded from our original booking so it was very appreciated. the inn is ideally located for the village amenities and the breakfast was first rate. would higly recommend this to anyone considering a stay in this area

The place was perfect for a weekend getaway. They were very welcoming and the house was cozy. My husband and I were very impressed with the breakfast menu. It tasted awesome and had a bunch of different made-to-order items. I would definitely recommend this place for people to stay.

You expect a deluxe inn in Woodstock, VT (the village beautiful that, to all outward appearances, seems to have been spared the wrath of a tough economy) to live up to expectations, and The Woodstocker Inn passes all creature-comfort tests with ease. All the surprises about Inn are upside ones. Each room, both public and personal, showcase a "Livesley" imagination, and with every amenity accounted for, the fun and satisfying quirkiness of the people space, clean and polished to an inch of its life, adds to the pleasure. The smart and eco-friendly lighting and plumbing throughout the inn is an unexpected delight. Breakfast is a regal experience: perfectly prepared local and homemade (fruit compote, anyone?) products are of the highest order are served with good cheer. The Inn, designed, built, and run with wit and wisdom, reflects the engaging personality of the hosts, As I departed after a perfect night's sleep and a royal repast, a glance at Daisy Doo, the Livesley's beloved dog who has the run of the public rooms, day in and day out. left me with an inconvenient truth: a lucky dog's life trumps all. Rob

Interesting B&B in a great location in Woodstock. Easy walk to downtown. Beautiful old home which has been remodeled in a modern and contemporary decor. Everything was immaculate; especially the bathroom. The guests' library and stocked kitchen was a nice touch. Did not hear any traffic from the highway outside. Owners are gracious and pleasant. The breakfast is a bit quirky as it is served with a decidedly British flair. Wish I had know we could have just asked for the eggs and toast. Did try the beans and brown sauce though. Coffee is made in a separate french press pot by each guest or family. Some guests had a tough time figuring out how to make the coffee as the host/hostess were in the kitchen making breakfast. Overall a good experience.

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We are delighted that these clients had a good stay and never realised when we bought our cafetieres six years ago, that they would attract so much comment! Other inns in the US certainly use them, but we seem to be the only one that allows clients free reign to make beverages when they want 24 hours a day. Thus we believe allows everyone to sup tea or coffee just as they like it. Alos unlike many other inns prescriptive style for breakfast, all our clients can choose any combination of items from a menu which are then cooked to order. The fact that these clients seemed to miss this fact bemuses us, as every client is talked through the menu by Dora.

My stay was unfortunately way too short and a bit rushed (business trip). I did not arrive until 11PM on the night of my stay, and was exceedingly grateful to "D3" that they cheerfully waited up for me, and then "talked me through" my drive through town to their inn. (Also love the British accent!) I had to leave before breakfast the following morning, so can't really comment on the food, but what I saw them preparing made me want to miss the start of my meeting. I highly recommend the Woodstocker Inn (not to be confused with the Woodstock Inn, a hotel just down the road, also very nice but not a B&B).

Being lifelong Anglophiles, we were looking forward to staying at this Brit-run B&B while visiting relatives in town. Although it was expensive, everything about the stay was first rate, especially the full English breakfast cooked to order and served by our charming hosts. And their dog, Daisy Doo, is a sweetheart. My only complaint was that our room, while large and with a large, comfortable bed, was basically an attic room under the eaves with one tiny window, and we thought it was overpriced. Also, the large Batman/Warhol poster, the artistic focal point of the room, is ugly and jarring. Otherwise, we had a lovely visit and hope to return someday (and stay in one of the nicer rooms).

A delightful place with warm colourful decor and, for that matter, warm and colourful hosts. The brekkie was excellent; the rooms and common areas are welcoming and comfortable. The guest kitchen offered home made cake as well as all the usual items that make a stay comfortable. Highly recommended. N & J, Melbourne, Aus.

We had a lovely stay here just one week after Hurricane Irene hit Vermont, and Woodstock, especially hard. Our stay was wonderful, the breakfast delicious, our hosts gracious. What was most impressive, however, was that the Woodstocker contacted us the week before, after Irene hit, to offer us a full refund and the option of not coming. Although it was the right thing to do, it was great that they contacted us and gave us the option of changing our plans. We were thrilled to be able to keep them, however, as Woodstock got water and power back in time, and everything ran smoothly at the Woodstocker. We would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a quiet, delicious retreat.

The innkeepers are lovely and breakfast was good & made to order. I enjoyed the library and common spaces quite a bit, including the small kitchenette where guests could make coffee/tea. I found it to be a bit over-priced for what it is, though it seems to be in-line with other B&Bs in the area. The room was spacious, nice attached bathroom. The antique sofa in the room was not comfortable to sit on, but there was another chair that was.

This place is great. The trip was almost canceled due to the hurricane but they, in true British fashion, kept calm and carried on. They were awesome at communicating with us possible difficulties due to the water being down in the town and as soon as they had water were open and operational immediately. I wish I could list all the amazing things about this inn, but I will try to keep it short in hopes everyone will take the time to read this review. 1. The innkeepers and AMAZING. David and Dora paid attention to every single detail. Their mindfulness and consideration made us feel so completely taken care of. It was such a nice relaxing break from normal everyday life. 2.DAISY!!! Sadly, we cannot have a dog right now due to moving quite often with the Air Force. Being quite the dog person I frequently tend to monopolize other people's pets and D2 had no problem with that! They were so kind in letting me play with the dog for pretty much the entire stay, and let me tell you, I would be hard pressed to find one that was gentler and better behaved. 3.The inn itself was beautiful, charming yet modern without being at all cold. It made me feel like one of the cool kids just being there. Our room (the Richmond suite) was amazing, the bathtub extraordinary and the bed super comfy. The tea station was so nice to have available, the candy made us feel like kids again, and the library was well stocked and welcoming. They even had a great selection of cds we took full advantage of. 4. The town! Perfect New England charming little town with amazing food, great hiking and lovely people. I could go on and on about how much we loved this place but you really should just go there and see for yourself! There was nothing I would change about our stay and we look forward to visiting in the future for foliage season. Oh and one more thing, the sausages are amazing! We went and bought a ton to bring home with us because we couldn't get enough!!

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We always try to deliver the best stay and communicate with clients when we feel we might not be able to deliver what we feel our standard should be. In this instance the client listened to our advice and was flexible and we both felt that there was a very positive outcome. As we know it's the small attention to detail that makes all the difference. Thank you Katie & Shawn....Daisy Doo already misses you.

Thankfully we stayed in The Woodstocker Inn before Hurricane Irene passed through. The Inn was charming, a perfect spot to stay for 4 busy friends. Chris and Carol were our hosts while the 3D's were away. The bed was wonderful and breakfast was delicious. I would have never put basil in eggs and now it is a favorite at our house. Thanks for a great stay.

We had a great stay at the Woodstocker Inn, wonderful, clean room, extraordinary breakfast, and we loved D3. We will come back!

Friends and I stayed here recently for a nearby wedding and thought it was comfortable, inviting, and had more amenties than many hotels! Since I am not a sausage lover, the breakfast was my only disappointment. However there were enough choices to satisfy. I love B&Bs and I was pleased that we chose to stay here.

A bright and beautiful inn, gracious innkeepers, marvelous breakfasts, walking distance to a lovely town, and dog that will lick your knees......what more can you want?

D2 (David & Dora) make their guests feel welcome without being overbearing. The bed & breakfast is lovely, clean and as a townie mentioned "can be seen from outer space" (referring to its bright yellow color.) We were upgraded to the Richmond suite, which has a balcony, king-size bed, and a huge bathtub in a very modern (and huge) bathroom. There is enough extra room on the first floor of the inn to spread out if you just want to sit and read, play a game, or just "be". The Woodstocker is conveniently located, parking is plentiful, and we plan to return.

We are very happy we stayed at The Woodstocker Inn. The Richmond Suite was exactly like its pictures. It is roomy, bright, fastidiously clean, quiet and very relaxing. Its design reflects the owners D3 to a T. They were a delight to meet with each morning to discuss breakfast options (Try the Bacon Butty). They are engaging and knowledgeable about the area and happy to make activity and dining recommendations. We enjoyed every activity they recommended ie walking up Mt Tom and visiting the Sugarbush Farm to taking the River Road at sunset to Simon Pearce Restaurant rather than Route 4. Have to like a place that has photo of Basil Fawlty on the wall. We had a very enjoyable, relaxing and satisfying stay and look forward to returning. Big hello to Daisy Doo the quietest dog in Christendom.

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A quiet dog indeed I am...but I am VERY partial to any leftover sausages or bacon...or please do bring me a dog biscuit upon check in...I'll wag my stump extra hard to meet and greet you!

D3 made us feel right at home in their charming b&b right near the center of Woodstock. Clean rooms and comfortable beds welcomed us after our 4 hour drive from CT. Hot strong coffee and a delicious homemade breakfast filled our stomaches for our long day ahead.

Everything was a joy. Peaceful, immaculate and a very accommodating staff (David and Dora).

D3 were friendly and extremely helpful. The room was spacious and very comfortable. Candy bars and fruit were laid out for our enjoyment. We thoroughly enjoyed the his and hers claw foot bath tubs that faced each other(there was also a stall shower)! We have never been to a B & B that offered us so much choice for breakfast! A+ + + + + +

The hosts are fantastic Londoners. We enjoyed a nice quiet and comfortable room. In the morning - breakfast was top notch - English food selections and other goodies prepared with care. All ingredients were organic. Highly recommended!

My husband and I stayed here on the last leg of our East Coast Road Trip Honeymoon. What a fantastic last night. D3 was extremely welcoming, knowledgable, great cooks and excellent hosts! We especially enjoyed the double claw-footed baths in our bathroom. Perfect for a night of winding down and complete relaxation. Cheers!

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We take pride in attempting to drag the small lodging industry into the 21st century, with a service, design and style that respects the past but attempts to cater for the needs of the modern travller. We strive to be different...and doily free! May you both continue to delight in discovering some great places to stay with Bed & Breakfast.com.

Dave, Dora, and Daisy are ideal hosts. Incredibly friendly and welcoming, anything you could want or need has been anticipated and handled with kind consideration. You will certainly feel at home. The rooms are spacious, the breakfast is flexible and delicious, and despite the lived-in atmosphere, the amenities are modern and well-maintained. I very much hope that I can return to Woodstock and stay here again.

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Thank you....and we certainly hope you will come back and spend some more time with us. We always try and focus on what our clients need with flexibility, and delight in offering what we believe is best breakfast selection in all of the smaller lodging properties in Woodstock village.

Innkeepers were personable, great conversationalists, and interesting! They were also very anxious for anything to be done to make it better. We suggested decaf in the "break room" and they got it for us immediately!

Stayed at the Woodstocker this past weekend. My girlfriend and I recently got engaged. This place was perfect. David, Dora and Daisy were more than gracious hosts. We stayed in the Bradford room with it's beautiful hand made tub and phenomenal rain shower. Factor in that it was about 10-15 mins away from Quechee with a dinner at the romantic Simon Pearce restaurant and you have a perfect weekend indeed. I highly recommend this classic inn with a modern elcectic twist. Look forward to staying again sometime.

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We hope you have a long and fun relationship, and make time for an indulgent soak in the tub every now and then!

5/8/11 I had the pleasure of spending 2 nights at The Woodstocker Inn last week while visiting Woodstock, VT. If you want to treat yourself to a special experience, this is the place. The room was huge, and so comfortable that I woke up at one point thinking I was in my own bed at home. Dora and David are terrific hosts (and Daisy Doo is extremely cute). As advertised, breakfast is as organic and as local as possible. There is a common kitchen, and a large, eclectic selection of books in the library/sitting room. This is not a budget inn, but it is totally worth gifting yourself and anyone you love with a stay here. Highly recommended.

Because of other activities and a short stay we were only in the actual Inn for a very short period of time. But the time we were in, it was wonderful. Everything we could have wanted and more from the comfortable beds, to the wonderfully decorated rooms, etc. Will definitely go back anytime we were in the area.

I had the most wonderful time at the Woodstocker Inn. It is one of the best b&bs I've been to. We stayed in the Bradford and had a comfortably firm bed with a beautiful bath decorated with pebbles. Be sure to bring your own conditioner. The decor is warm, friendly, and not taking itself too seriously. I loved the hardwood floors throughout the house and quirky decorations. Modern conveniences such as wifi and television added to the enjoyment of our stay. D3 were so wonderful and attentive. David was a 5-star host, paying attention to every detail. Breakfast was AMAZING! I couldn't get enough of it, and the setup was beautiful. And who could complain about chocolates everywhere 24/7?? Thank you D3!

My husband and I stayed at the Woodstocker this past weekend. We had a wonderful stay. Dora, David and Daisy Doo (adorable) were very friendly and accommodating. Breakfast was delicious! We felt like we were at home away from home. We look forward to returning.

Ten days later, I still have a bit of a glow from our Saturday in Woodstock and our night at the Woodstocker Inn. This was just the getaway my wife and I were looking for -- one night in snowy Vermont, dining out in Woodstock, and relaxing in our very lovely, very comfy room at the Woodstocker. We spent our night in the inn's Chelsea room. From the warmth of the comforter to the feel of the robes, the room was wonderful. The inn was full that night, but it never felt noisy. We had a nice chat with innkeeper Dora the next morning over a hearty, multi-course breakfast before walking back into town to check out the shops. So... yes. The Woodstocker Inn comes highly recommended by us. Keep up the good work, Triple D!

We were a group of 7 and were accommodated perfectly! Breakfast was delicious and relaxing. Dora and David were warm and welcoming - and Daisy was a pleasure! Highly recommend.

Gorgeous "Currier ansd Ives" town of Woodstock, VT has this colorful, warm, cozy Bed and Breakfast with multiple rooms of varying shapes, sizes and colors! Dora is delightful and cooks an awesome, filling and nutritious breakfast each day and is usually accompanied by Daisy Doo, the Inn's rescued pup. Spotless rooms, cheerful and eclectic decor make this a delight to visit! There are reading rooms w fireplace, board games if you like, cookbooks, and chocolate snacks at every turn! We spent 2 wonderful days here and enjoyed every minute, either awake or sleeping! There are art galleries and coffee shops in town (a walk away) and fine restaurants. Just a perfect, "textbook" B and B! Kevin Moher, Bedford, NH....we'll be back!

We always enjoy returning to the Woodstocker Inn and the hospitality of D3. The inn is always one of the highlights of our visits to the Woodstock area. Highly recommended.

A last minute trip to ski in Woodstock was made all the sweeter by a short stay at the Woodstocker. A slightly eccentric take on the classic B&B, and a refreshing change from the usual. From an eclectic decor to a breakfast menu featuring humorous takes on classic dishes. The fruit cake and fruit compote were so good they even let me buy some to take home. That's what makes this Inn so special, and worth the detour.

David and Dora were exceptional hosts. When I couldn't arrive on time for the appropriate check in hour that wasn't a problem at all. In fact I was delayed over four hours and David was still there to greet me when I arrive nearly at midnight. I was shown my room and then invited for tea and biscuits. The room was clean and comfortable with various lighting sources and reading chairs and a large cozy bed. The bathroom was large and clean as well. All of the soaps, creams and shampoos were organic and the towels were large and fluffy. The next morning's breakfast was delicious. A menu was set out among various teas, coffee, homemade fruit preserves, oats and yogurt. The menu had at least twelve options if not more. The breakfast was delicious and a good sized portion. Overall it was a great stay. Thanks David and Dora.

We had a great stay at the Woodstocker. The Inn was a warm and bright place to come home to after a day playing outside in the snow. I still think of the breakfast and wish Dora and David could cook for us every morning! Friendly people and an all around great inn.

Absolutely loved this little B&B. The Inn keepers were wonderful and it felt like we were at home. The breakfast was awesome, very different than anything I had ever had before and extremely fresh. Such a bright and colorful place, can't wait to go back! Alyssa

I spent two nights in Vermont--unfortunately, only one at the Woodstocker Inn. The Inn's strongest point, in my view, is that it is free of the awful smells of chemical cleaning products, detergents, dryer sheets, etc. etc. The rooms are spectacularly clean and about the most pleasant I've ever experienced away from home. The room I stayed in was bright and lovely during the day, but, mercifully, dark and quiet at night--you know, just like night and day should be, especially in the country. The whole Inn is comfortable and pleasant. Breakfast is excellent. No overload of white flour products. Eggs, delicious bacon and sausage, smoked salmon, yoghurt, granola, etc. A great way to start a day of outdoor activities in and around Woodstock. Reviews are supposed to avoid hyperbole, but it's hard in the case of the Woodstocker. My only quibble is with the press pot of coffee in the morning. At home I'm a tea drinker; on the road, I drink coffee, and like a couple of hot cups in the morning. The press pot seems like a good idea, but does not, in my view, make the best coffee, nor does it stay hot. And making more than one cup becomes awkward. A small matter, though. If you're not staying at the Woodstock Inn, or if you're looking for a smaller place with more personality, stay here. I doubt you can do better. Oh--Daisy Doo the dog is gentle, beautiful, and non-shedding.

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The humble coffee press does elicit many comments and we respect the one expressed here. We do encourage our clients to make coffee and tea, using organic fair trade coffee, frequently and often throughout the day, and agree that it must be piping hot. Our electric kettle has also caused a small degree of confusion, but we will continue to try and convert the US to both of these wonderful devices.

Me and my boyfriend stayed there over new years eve. We found out about the Inn just the night before and fortunatly there was still one room free. The reviews and the pictures looked gogeous so we had pretty high expectations and they weren't disappointed! We stayed at the Lincoln room, which is a rather smal but really cozy and beautiful room. The area around the Inn is really beautiful. We definatly enjoyed the last night of 2010 staying there and the first breakfast of 2011 was amazing!! Since we are both from Austria we enjoyed the touch of europe (good coffee!!)! If we are ever in the area again we will definatly come back!

We were looking for a final quick getaway of 2010 and stumbled upon the Woodstocker. What a find! This is not your normal B&B...It's far better. From the decor, think Ikea, to the inviting innkeepers, to the location, we felt at home here. Our only regret is that we could not stay an additional night. But, we plan to return.

We had never been to Woodstock, VT, nor had we ever been to a bed & breakfast, so we were unsure what to expect. The Woodstocker Inn will be a challenge to live up to in our minds! It was clean, warm, cozy-feel but spacious, and very welcoming. The inkeepers were readily available, but there was still great privacy. We stayed in the Chelsea, which had red light-up bath and sink! This feature was certainly entertaining. It was so relaxing to spend a day hiking and sightseeing, and then return to the Inn. We will definitely make this a tradition.

Great room, superb organic breakfast and warm innkeapers. Only don't make my mistake, don't stay only one night!! The inn and the Woodstock area deserve a longer stay...

Nuestra estancia en Woodstock fue muy breve, ya que sólo pasamos una noche, pero disfrutamos mucho del pueblo y de Woodstocker Inn. Los encargados son encantadores, nos recibieron con simpatía y amabilidad y respetaron en todo momento nuestro deseo de intimidad. Cuando les solicitamos información sobre las carreteras vecinas se mostraron muy serviciales y nos proporcionaron un mapa de New Hampshire. Aunque la casa está llena de encanto y de detalles (como los albornoces en el cuarto de baño, las revistas que hay repartidas por toda la casa y la acogedora sala de lectura, muy bien surtida de guías de viajes y libros de todo tipo) destacaría el deliciosos desayuno orgánico, compuesto de muesli casero, yogur, frutas, café o té, zumos naturales y un plato fuerte al gusto, desde los clásicos huevos revueltos con diversos acompañamientos a opciones vegetarianas y guisos de carne.

Good distance from town centre. We stayed in the Bradford room. The bed was very nice, as was the bathroom, but the rest of the room was basic, no wardrobe. The room constantly smelled of a foisty smell, which we believed originated from the drain in the bathroom, we covered it over which helped along with a room freshener. Breakfast was very nice and mixed seating was enjoyable as you spoke to different people each morning. Innkeepers David and Dora were very helpful.

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We are concerned to hear of the 'foisty' smell in the Bradford room as we were not aware of it until now. We are immediately investigating....however we use no chemical air freshners or cleaners so the natural smell might just be of our historic building? However it does concern us and we will attempt to rectify the issue now we have been alerted to it. We removed all non fitted wardrobes from all of our rooms when we took over the inn as most clients never used them, but we did place a number of wall hangers for clothes hanging in each room. Our inn style is not fussy and we do keep the clutter/uneccessary furniture/excess fabrics to a minimum. We could accept that our rooms might be described as basic, but they do not lack a choice of 21st century amenities and we think they are comfortable and cosy. The Bradford room does have one of our more interesting bathrooms, including a hand built tub...the like of which you will find no where else in Vermont! The distance the inn is from the village centre we conclude is a subjective point. It takes about 6 minutes to walk to the village green....which some clients have reviewed as being in the village centre. You can leave your vechicle at the inn and everything is within a short stroll.

The Woodstocker is always very comfortable and clean. Very friendly owners make you feel welcome. We will be back.

We stayed at the Woodstocker while we were touring New England in October, and we very impressed by the experience. It differed from the other inns we stopped at, in that the decor was more minimal but stylish. Our room was very comfortable, and the bathroom had a good walk-in shower that it didn't take a degree to work. We enjoyed the breakfasts, the tea and coffee making facilities (with cake and confectionery available), and David & Dora were helpful with suggestions of what to do in the area. They are outstanding hosts. The library's great, too!

Spent an amazing night in the Woodstocker Inn and never felt more comfortable and homey anywhere. Room was cozy. Bed was comfy. Service was incredibly friendly. Breakfast was fresh and filling. Just one night is all it took for me to look forward to visiting again. Thaks D3! Cheers...

Great location (walkable to everything in Woodstock), helpful innkeepers and comfortable accommodations were what greeted us at the Woodstocker Inn. The inn was thoughtfully designed with guests in mind. Take advantage of the fresh baked goods in the kitchen or lounge in the library. Keep in mind, this isn't your traditional B&B. If you're looking for Laura Ashley decor, this place isn't for you. The decor, which is fun and quirky, can't help but to make you smile.

We did not know what to expect but the hospitality here was exceptional

David and Dora were excellent. They made you feel at home. Spent out 29th wedding anniversary here, will definitely come back.

This is the first B&B we have stayed in so we have nothing to compare it to. We really enjoyed The Woodstocker Inn. In all honesty we won this weekend getaway in a holiday raffle and were very excited to experience a Vermont B&B. Even though we would have chosen a more countryish decor, we certainly enjoyed the "eclectic" flair that the Woodstocker Inn is known for. It is a very charming Inn and the hosts made us feel at home. We felt very comfortable, secure and the feel of the Inn is welcoming. We would stay here again but not before experiencing a few other New England B&Bs. :-)

Loved our stay in the "Chelsea" room - very clean, comfy bed, cool tub. Hosts were friendly and fun. Inn was convenient to town and hiking Mt. Tom. I'd recommend this inn to anyone!

My husband and I spent only one night at this inn out of our total of eight nights in Vermont. While this inn had its own kind of charm, we preferred the more historic, country house type of accommodation that we experienced in other villages. Our innkeepers were pleasant and the story of how they wound up in Woodstock, VT is an interesting one. But it seemed as though innkeeping was not their love, rather a step to or from something else. We appreciated the extensive library and alcove with hot chocolate, tea, and coffee. There were plenty of snacks around but they were more akin to the usual trick-or-treat candies than something healthy or uniquely Vermont. Our room was pleasant though spare and a bit cold feeling. We respected the "shoes off" policy, but we wish we would have known that in advance (or we missed it) because my husband has a disability that makes no shoes difficult. The dining area is nice and the breakfast fare was fresh and organic. If we are ever in this area again, we may try another inn even though this one is generally rated very well. Thank you for the opportunity to offer our thoughts.

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These clients made some pertinent observations and we thank them for taking the time to give us feedback. Unlike many hospitality businesses we do listen to our clients with keen interest and as a result we try to continually refine our business. We agree that our style of inn-keeping is not for everyone. Our refreshing style is defined on both our website and in our literature, and most of the reviews we have been lucky enough to receive, pick up on our individuality. The inn offers a simple contemporary 21st century style and we strive to be 'not just another New England traditional inn'. We cannot recall if the client spoke to us on booking, if they had we genuinely might have suggested a competitor inn/B & B for their stay as some offer the style the client sought. Our overall aim is make sure clients enjoy their stay in our area and find the level of hospitality they seek. Our shoe request is clarified in every confirmation and quote and we never seek to cause clients a problem. It surprises us that our passion for inn-keeping did not come across on this occasion, as we can occasionally be TOO passionate about our lifestyle, having sought a lifestyle change from a very different country, business world and culture...which we found in Woodstock VT. Sadly sourcing Vermont organic chocolate that is affordable has not yet been possible. We LOVE to offer local rather than National. However we feel the extra charge a client might have to incur in their room rate if we were to offer complimentary local chocolates, would not justify this indulgence.

Stayed in an upstairs front-facing room; lots of road noise all night long.

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We are sorry this client had a poor nights sleep. The price of our two front rooms that face the road, reflects this potential issue, as a few clients have been disturbed by this annoyance, it all depends what sleeping environment you are used to. All the B & B's in Woodstock Village are on Route 4 and potentially have this issue. When a client makes a verbal enquiry we always inform them that larger quieter rooms are available and the reason our Shaftesbury and Chester rooms are very economically priced, is due to the issue of potential disturbance. As a standard practice we do provide complimentary ear plugs in most rooms, if we feel there might be a potential noise disturbance issue. As inn-keepers we were disappointed the client could find nothing positive to balance their review with.

My wife and I stayed at the Woodstocker Inn for a couple of nights as part of our trip thru Boston, New England and Cape Cod. We found the overall feel of the the Inn to be excellant, quirky and maybe not typical for New England but hey isnt it refreshing to be a bit different. The bright colours and design were in my opinion all in keeping yet somewhat modern. The rooms were all a good size and very clean, the little kitchen well stocked with everything one would want including lovely little chocolate bars which I felt obliged to eat. The additional chocolate bars in a doggy bowl in the bedroom was also a welcome little treat on arrival but this was something I forgot to mention to my 'better half' so had both. The Library was extremely well stocked with all sort of books to wind away a few hours if one chooses. The hosts were excellant in both their local knowledge and their refreshing attitude towards their guests. The Inn is a short walk from an otherwise quiet village. On top of all that I found the range of breakfasts easily the best that we experienced on our entire trip. Yes no Pancakes or French Toast but everywhere else we stayed that was all we where fed. My favourite was the Fat Baastard ...... which included just about everything bar the kitchen sink and which kept me going most of the day. The food and the hosts made the stay and we can only but hope that we will pass that way again.

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Well we are always satisfied when tummies are full....and for the more modest consumer we offer the 'Skinny Bitch'....as well as organic compote and yogurt. We take pride in creating freshly cooked food and do not offer US inspired sweet treats for breakfast. We delight in being different and strive to not just be another New England B & B!

Spent a weekend at the Inn and it was wonderful. Our bedroom and bath was beautiful. The bed was comfortable and the linens perfect. We enjoyed a wonderful healthy breakfast. We'll be back!

We stayed for our one year anniversary a few weekends ago and we could not have been happier with our stay. Both Dora and David went above and beyond before we even arrived and then continued throughout our stay. The room was spotless and exactly as advertised. Breakfast was fresh and cooked to order perfectly. We arrived late Saturday and it was great when David told us to check out late and not to worry about staying a few extra hours. I would suggest to anyone who is booking a trip to Vermont to give this place some serious thought. We will be back!

No doubt it, Woodstock is a lovely New England town, filled with folks from out of town, trendy shops, romantic wooden bridges. The Inn, was charming, but I just don't understand the awards. And you pay a big price for going GREEN. Having to wear used slippers to protect the floors (try some area rugs please). No view, no garden, no pool. The breakfast was novel, yes great, British with urban flare. And an outstanding book collection. Worth the price tag? No. But if wasted money is no object......

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We thank these clients for recognising our breakfast, unique book collection and also our 'green' awareness. To that end we are proud to have received an award from the Vermont Governor for our practices. We are not sure how the clients failed to notice our garden as it backs straight onto the National Park, from where you can walk for hours into 100% Vermont natural beauty. Our policy on shoe removal was inspired by travel in the Middle and Far East..where we noticed a style that we found charming and also very practical. Most folks in their own homes do remove outdoor footwear, and we like to feel it allows clients to identify with the individual style of our business. We get far more positive comments than negative, and to date we are not aware that anyone has suffered from bacterial related problems. On reservation confirmation every client is informed of our shoe request, and suggest that one may care to bring some indoor footware for use during their stay. However if one forgets, we do indeed have numerous pairs of slippers that folks can choose to wear...or simply walk barefoot. We have had some wonderful footwear...including Sock Monkey slippers! To be disappointed by the value of any service is of course a very subjective issue....and from the comments on this site, many other clients seem to be satisfied. At the inn we genuinely appreciate all feedback as it enables us to keep at the forefront of the lodging industry. Our awards are something we cannot comment on...but we of course appreciate being recognised by our piers.

David and Laura Pair wish to highly recommend visiting Woodstock, the surrounding area and especially endorse the "Woodstocker INN". The place is well located, rooms well appointed and confortable and the breakfast yummy. The hosts gave us a great driving itinerary to see covered bridges and georgeous scenery. We highly recommend the area and the Inn.

We spent a few days at the Woodstocker Inn in Woodstock VT recently, more by chance than by design. But it turned out to be the most wonderful and comfortable place and I would like to recommend it most highly. The rooms are large and comfortable, with top amenities. The furnishings are good solid old furniture but you do not feel as though you are in an antique shop where you might break something if you sneeze, as many of the old houses seem to promote. Here you can be comfortable without concern. Breakfast was a feast. The hosts, David and Dora, do not believe in cutting costs when it comes to food, and in fact they are extremely knowledgeable about cuisine in general. Everything on offer is top quality. Delicious marmalade and blueberry jams, probably the best I have ever had, clearly homemade or limited edition; fresh breads; eggs, ham, plus all the typical English delicacies one might expect in London's top establishments, including real oatmeal (if you order in advance). But what makes Woodstocker unique and most wonderful are David and Dora themselves. This relatively young English couple make one feel so at home that you feel more like a guest in their home than a customer in their Inn. They cannot do enough to make one feel comfortable and to help one find whatever one is seeking in the area. Menu's from all the local restaurants are there for your review and they will book your table for you. Directions wherever you wish. And David's knowledge of local and international cuisine can keep you engaged for hours if you are so inclined. Plus a library and pantry available at all times. If you are looking for a comfortable, amiable, place to stay we would highly recommend the Woodstocker any time.

Frommer got it right on this one; what a delightful experience! A wonderful stay in an historic venue is what we expected and fully received. Dave and Dora are exceptional hosts and accommodated our every request. Our Woodstock stay was the beginning of a memorable one week Vermont vacation. David and Vicki Cross-Stillwarer MN

Dora and David made our stay a delightful experience. The breakfast was fantastic, and the library exceptional and a cosy spot for coffee and cake. Very helpful with tips for things to see and how to get there. Easy walk to Mt. Tom and Woodstock sights.

The Woodstocker Inn was a lovely B and B. We were in a room on the second floor, and it was bright and airy. The bathroom had modern fixtures, and was also very bright, roomy and airy. Our room was huge. In addition, it was one of the few B and Bs in the area with rooms that had two beds. The hosts were friendly and helpful, and the location is perfect for exploring the area. In addition, they give a discount if you are taking a cooking class at the nearby King Arthur Baking Center. The breakfast was first class. They make many of the items themselves. The fruit compote was delicious, as was their home-made granola. They have a number of hot, made-to-order breakfast items with a decided British bent (complete with fried sausages). They have coffee and tea, and cookies and cake all day long (very nice after a long day). They also have lots of candy bars to satisfy your chocoholic leanings. All in all, a lovely B and B in a wonderful Vermont town. The only negative is a musty smell on the first floor, particularly in the entry way. While this is inevitable in old houses, it is difficult if you have allergies. Word of note: they like you to remove your shoes, so if you don't like the "house owned" slippers, don't forget to bring your own.

We had a wonderful stay at the Woodstocker Inn during early September 2010. Dora and David were very accomodating and sweet. The breakfast was lovely. The rooms are very modern and European. The rooms are very nice, but if you are looking for a quintissential 'New England' Inn, this is not it. It is a quick walk to downtown Woodstock, so it's a great location. We enjoyed our stay very much. Hope to be back someday!

My wife and I reserved our night at the Woodstocker Inn due its uniqueness and eco-friendly practices and overall our expectations were exceeded. Upon arriving at the Inn, we entered into a hallway painted in orange and purple and were quickly greeted by a jolly British man with a red Mohawk. Being a fairly young couple, we are not overly judgmental by appearances, but we were expecting someone older and more "conservative." David, the jolly Brit, greeted us and took us to the Chelsea room which we had reserved and gave us dinner suggestions. The Chelsea was exactly what we expected and we were excited about our stay. The room was spacious and the bathroom was incredible. We immediately turned on the lights in the tub and sink -very cool. After resting up, we took David's dinner suggestion and ate at the tavern located at the Woodstock Inn & Resort. The food was great. Later in the evening we used the tub and both agreed that that is was an extremely comfortable tub was easy to enter and exit. The only negative part of our stay was the bed. It felt as though two twin mattresses had been joined to create a king. We didn't find the bed comfortable, but were both able to get a good night's sleep. The next morning we went downstairs and were greeted by frenchpress coffee makers, yogurt, bread, juice, and several other breakfast items. All of these "buffet" items were excellent and would have been plenty for my wife. Dora arrived a few minutes later and took our order for our cooked to order breakfast. I ordered the "full monty" and my wife had scrambled eggs and smoked salmon. We both found our meals tasty and perfect portions. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would consider staying at the Woodstocker again if our travels take us back to Woodstock.

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We are appreciative of the positive comments these clients posted. As the result of the comments on our twin-zipped king mattress, which is featured in 2 rooms at the inn, we have today ordered 2 feather & goose down featherbed toppers to see if this might resolve the issue. They are the first clients in 5 years to express discomfort with this mattress style, and we are reassured that it did not effect their nights sleep.

My husband and I spent our first anniversary in Woodstock after discovering this lovely B&B online. Our expectations were more then met by the well-appointed room - we were upgraded! - and engaging conversation had with Dora and David. Daisy Doo was the perfect greeter. We envied D3's library and have decided we too will one day have side-by-side tubs in which to relax. The breakfast was delish, whether you just have toast with the homemade marmalade or go for the 'full monty'. Very peaceful setting both within and without this home. We will be making a return.

We had a lovely stay. This was such a refreshing change from all the floral scented Laura Ashley B&B's we have stayed in. While it was stylistically unique, it was also warm and welcoming. It was a place you looked forward to coming back to after a day touring or hiking and felt more like a home than an Inn. Plus where else can you get Kippers and eggs for breakfast as part of your room rate in Vermont?

We picked this great b and b because it was yellow, and therefore expected something a bit different from the usual New England band b experience. We got lucky! David and Dora were great hosts - thanks to them we enjoyed one of the best meals of the year at the local Pane et Salute restaurant. The rooms were clean and comfy and, best of all, lacking any beige or sprigged flower decor. There was choice of duvet or sheet and blanket. Breakfast was truly excellent - great coffee (made in the European style in a cafetiere),tea (from proper pots), scrambled eggs and smoked salmon, good bread, toast and preserves. Don't expect pancakes or waffles here, but the food won't disappoint. We will return! Alan, Linda, Dan and Stevie

Had a wonderful time at the Woodstocker Inn. When we arrived the innkeepers gave us an unexpected upgrade. The room and especially the full-soak bathtub were luxurious. Everything spotless and the beds, duvet, and pillows couldn't have been more comfortable. Maybe because of the "eco" products the room had a wonderful smell, unlike the sanitary smell you often get in hotels. My husband and I particularly enjoyed the library, dining room, and 24 hour refreshment kitchen. Made us feel at home and not as though we had to remain cooped up in our rooms. We would have stayed the whole week had we had the time. The innkeepers were professional and personable at the same time. Helped us with dinner reservations and thoughtfully suggested I use the town library for a writing project. Couldn't have been a better experience

I was impressed by The Woodstocker Inn before I even arrived. In communicating with David by e-mail and phone during the reservation process, he was extremely friendly, flexible and accommodating in finding the right room and price for our night away to celebrate our anniversary. Upon arrival, David and Dora (and Daisy Doo) proved themselves to be truly personable and talented innkeepers. We stayed in Westminster. Much has been written about this room, and specifically its bathroom, with dual tubs and fantastic lighting. Suffice it to say that it is what all other bathrooms aspire to be. The bed was approximately football field-sized and extremely comfortable, particularly the glorious pillows. The room was extraordinarily clean (something I am a stickler for), quiet and cool, and we enjoyed the ability to listen to CDs on the combo player in the evening. The rest of the Inn is just as beautiful. We enjoyed the bright colors, natural wood beams, soft music, peaceful atmosphere, and complete absence of anything lace or floral. Breakfast was great, especially the homemade museli and the ability to make our own coffee as we pleased. David was good enough to take time out of his day to chat with us about our dream of running our own B&B one day, giving great insights and suggestions. We felt important and catered to without being smothered. Make no mistake: The Woodstocker is not an inexpensive place to stay. But trust me when I tell you that you get absolutely everything you pay for. My wife and I felt like royalty, which was a fantastic way to spend our anniversary. I cannot recommend this Inn highly enough. We will definitely be back. Thank you, D3.

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We are delighted that we met this clients needs. As we have mentioned before, clients who have particular requirements just need to discuss these with us, and we will try our best to deliver the stay that they seek. We try and look after our guests in a discrete way and we seem on this occasion to achieved this. We truly believe we offer the best value in Woodstock village, our lodging is not just about price, but about service, amenities and having a social consciousness.

From the capricious artifacts tucked in corners and displayed on walls, to the wonderful homemade muesli created by the in-house chefs, a stay at The Woodstocker is a delight. The Innkeepers are also extremely forgiving if one inadvertently breaks a wineglass or neglects to exchange street shoes for in-house slippers. We were treated extremely graciously by the three D's!

Took a trip to Vermont with a childhood friend and stayed in this lovely B&B. We were greeted by the ever-friendly Dora and immediately shown to a beautiful room, which included luxury towels and chocolates. Whether you are visiting VT for a week or a weekend, this is the place to go. You may decide to enjoy a meal at Simon Pearce, walk around Woodstock, or relax in the library or garden at the Inn. Either way, you can't go wrong. The home is beautiful and the service is impeccable. Looking forward to visiting again soon.

Best breakfast ever at an inn, probably because it's an English breakfast prepared and served by your English hosts. You can even have lamb kidneys and kippers if you desire (otherwise most everything else you might desire for a more typical morning meal). Our room was lovely (though if the weather had been even warmer I'm not sure our air conditioner would have functioned adequately). The library is stocked with books far more interesting than usual (because it's the owners' personal library and not the usual lowbrow books left by tourists). And the town is pretty and sophisticated and has plenty of places for dinner (you won't want much lunch after that breakfast). Heartily recommended in all regards.

My son and I stayed here while on a college tour and we were both impressed with the colorful decor, the artistic flair, the incredibly comfortable beds and linens, the huge library, and the fabulous breakfast. Everything was exceptionally clean. The bath products are made locally and organically and I liked the little wedge of soap at the sink. I didn't feel wasteful. My son particularly liked the abundance of candy and host David's hair, not to mention the delicious breakfast meats (blood sausage, anyone?). There was also lots of healthy and fresh food, served on snowy white linen. I had scrambled eggs and smoked salmon, served with just the right touch of fresh herbs, but I was equally interested in the muesli. I liked those French coffee presses! They made me feel useful and worldly. The hosts are fun and enthusiastic. It's really a great place; a bright little gem.

Because I do not eat meat, I was disappointed in the Woodstocker Inn. The breakfasts had sausage, bacon, baked beans. Things I don't eat. Dora made me eggs, but when I go to a B&B, I expect more than eggs (pancakes, waffles, muffins). I do think they could have done more to satisfy my needs - when you are paying this much for a B&B, breakfast should be much more luxurious - and varied to satisfy everyone's needs. Other than that, the Inn was lovely, very clean and well cared for. Dora and David - and Daisy - were very nice. Location was also good - just a few minutes outside of town.

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It concerns us that this client felt our vegetarian selection to be poor. We do not believe that we were aware of the strict vegetarian requirement prior to arrival? Had we been we could have discussed more fully what was required for breakfast, as we love to offer a personal product at the inn. Our European style breakfast is something we strive to be different with, and thus we do not offer muffins/pancakes/French toast etc. If you look at our website and read reviews we believe this information comes across. Our British heritage is not to eat rich baked goods for breakfast and thus our inn reflects us. Our Heinz baked beans are 100% vegetarian and imported from the UK, as we found most US canned beans do indeed contain meat extracts. David cooks all food fresh to order and will happily prepare omlettes or eggs any style. In order for any client to have their expectation met, we do need to be told what they are seeking.

Very comfortable room, nice amenities. Breakfast was so-so. Wasn't happy about the bother of making my own french press coffee. The hospitality & friendliess were outstanding, however.

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We are disappointed that these clients felt making their own coffee was a chore. Most clients enjoy being able to make organic fair trade coffee, to their own taste requirements when ever they want. Our European style breakfast & drink selection is vast, freshly prerpared and we believe a cafetiere only adds to our dining experience.

We stayed for two-nights during a Bike Vermont cycling trip. The inn is quirky, well designed and green in the ecological sense. The screaming yellow exterior paint job & the bright green shutters gives it a wild look, but I like it tremendously. The food is excellent and plentiful. A quick tour of my fellow riders' rooms showed the eclectic nature of the inn, as each is different in many ways. The most far out is the room with the red bathtub & sink, both illuminated from within. The industrial diamond-tread steel flooring in the bathroom is also very cool. We plan to return. Dora & David are especially nice, concerned folks, whose commitment to being green shows in everything they do. I never met Daisy Doo, but I expect she is a very nice dog indeed.

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Next time you come I'd LOVE to meet you...just wave a sausage in my direction!!!!

We had a pleasant stay at the Woodstocker. Great location with ability to walk to everything you need in Woodstock. Wonderful hot breakfasts cooked to order.

I felt pampered during my recent overnight stay at the Woodstocker Inn, my room was comfortable and quiet. Being an early riser I loved the early morning coffee and muesli with homemade fruit compote- and later in the morning the cooked to order breakfast with homemade sausage!

We spent one night at the Woodstocker on our way from Montreal to Boston, just to break the trip. Our accomodations were lovely, the breakfast was great(being a slow food advocate, i was especially impressed) and Dora and David were perfect hosts. Daisy made herself scarce but I'm sure she also would have been gracious.

David and Dora were charming and interesting hosts, and not intrusive. Food was spectacular: eg. two choices of sausage, salmon, Canadian bacon, mushroom and tomato, with local eggs. Cold buffet offered delicious raspberry and cherry compote (the best, not too sweet and slightly fermented) with organic yogurt. The best bread for toasting was offered daily! Kitchenette offered around-the-clock tea and coffee service, snack bar with wonderful lemon cake and little candy bars and fridge (handy for your dinner leftovers). Bed was comfortable (king with numerous pillows, duvet and duvet cover.) We had a spectacular red tiled shower and bath. Eclectic large library with three comfortable chairs was an unexpected treat! Walls throughout were wonderfully colored with original art (owners were previously in publishing for childrens' books in UK.) B&B was well-situated for walks downtown and there was a nearby park for mountainous hikes if desired. A dairy bar down the road by car for your daily homemade ice cream fix included picnic tables on a small beach for wading in the river. There were many historical local sites and museums. It was a short drive to Dartmouth, numerous ski slopes (eg. Killington, Pico Peak), a gorge and waterfall and Simon Pierce glassblowing factory.

I really couldn't fault The Woodstocker. The decor is superb, the breakfast delicious and bountiful, and the hosts are fun, friendly and very welcoming. We stayed in the beautiful Westminster room with its amazing bathroom and twin tubs and great lighting. The location is perfect - a 10 minute stroll into Woodstock town centre via a covered bridge and there are also a number of great country walks that are easily accessible from the property. Most of all though it is the hosts - Dora and David - and their wonderful dog Daisy Doo, who really make this such a special and unique place to stay.

Beautiful warm, and welcoming inn. Kind and generous hosts. Fabulous bathroom accessories, lovely room, outstanding breakfast. Open and spacious public rooms and bedrooms as well. Incredible library. Wish I could have stayed longer.

The Woodstocker Inn is an absolutely fabulous find in Woodstocker. The Inn has a wonderfully airy, chic and eclectic decor plus fantastic whirlpool tubs with jets that are the best I've ever experienced. The bed was so comfortable that I slept soundly for the first time in weeks, and the hearty and slightly British breakfast fare is delicious (try the sausages and organic Stonyfield yogurt). The proprietors David and Dora and Daisy Doo too! are charming, fun to talk to, generous and helpful to boot. I love that they are "foodies" and living an "organic" lifestyle (note Stonyfield yogurt and Seventh Generation paper products). They are such pros at running a top-notch Inn. David turned "50" during my stay and left US a bottle of bubbly to help him celebrate. I loved the Woodstocker so much that after staying at the Woodstocker over the weekend to run a half-marathon, I literally returned two days later and stayed for two nights! I hate to tell too many people because I really want it all for myself (-:

We heartily recommend the Woodstocker Inn in the historic village of Woodstock, VT . Our return in May 2010 repeated our happy experience of a year before when our older daughter and son-in-law reserved the B&B for an intimate family wedding. Once again we thoroughly enjoyed the quirky decoration of the impeccably maintained guestrooms and the substantial breakfasts of delicious organic foods. Transplanted English hosts Dora and David are happy to share their knowledge of local history and events. They provide a cordial welcome and lively but discreet conversation seasoned with a good sense of humor. Their commitment to environmentally- responsible policies heightened our appreciation and enjoyment. Both the Woodstocker and the village are well worth a trip.

My sister and I came to the Woodstock for the Covered Bridges Half Marathon, and stayed at the Woodstocker Inn. In a word, this B+B is UNIQUE. Funky in design, bold in color, attentive, friendly, comfortable and quiet - it was an idyllic spot. The owners are incredibly nice and helpful. Attention to detail is immaculate. I cannot praise this B+B enough, except to say that I will definitely be back. Highly, highly recommended, and worth the price.

We stayed in the Woodstocker on Memorial Day weekend 2010. The place was charming, clean and quiet. It was an easy walk to the center of town. The proprietor was very friendly and we would certainly stay there again.

Beautiful, modern rooms with spectacular bathrooms. Unbelievably delicious hot breakfast. Friendly innkeepers with wonderful tips for enjoying the area around Woodstock. Great choice year-round. Just over two hours north of Boston.

David and Dora were a delight and extremely helpful in finding places to eat. The Woodstocker provides a relaxing environment in this sleepy Vermont town. The rooms are well kept and the color schemes are bright and inviting. I would highly recommend anyone thinking about getting away for a relaxing and stress free vacation to stop by the Woodstocker Inn.

After 2 days with this wonderful couple (and Daisy) we asked if we could join the family and move in. No luck so far. So we will return. Dora and David are funny, lively, quirky, intelligent and super chefs. Haven't had a breakfast like that in 20 years! As a bonus, the weather was perfect.

Our Stay at the Woodstocker Inn (4/30/10 to 5/2/10) Oh! What a wonderfully sumptuous sin To enjoy a stay at the Woodstocker Inn. To lounge within its bright yellow walls Far away from Boston's traffic stalls, Was to leave all stodgy urban formality And embrace true European hospitality. In the well stocked library you can sit, And enjoy an array of diverse lit. Or if fine food is your only true forte There's a very hearty breakfast entree: Be foist upon your own ravenous petard And take the challenge of the fat bastard. Have a matter that's none too trivial? Take it up with your keepers convivial. David, Dora, and scrappy Daisy-Doo Are a helpful and truly delightful crew. They'll gladly entertain any criticism With cheer and ironic British witticism. About many topics they're world-wise: From geopolitics to cooked pork pies. Overall, we revelled in our short stay, And look to another Woodstocker holiday.

We spent two nights at the Woodstocker and wish we could have stayed longer. Everything about the place was perfect.

Delightful hosts, very comfortable and great amenities. Loved the English breakfasts. Very nice that the in is concerned with ecological practices. We would love to return.

Cozy, stylish rooms. Delicious, rich breakfast. Pittoresque village. Friendly, helpful hosts.

My boyfriend surprised me for our 2 year anniversary to this colorful charming B&B! We were upgraded to Room #5. I would say the bed was so comfortable that it's better than 4star+ hotels'! My boyfriend and I will definitely come back!

My daughter and I spent a few days at the Woodstocker - a get away together while she was on spring break from college. The room was very nice, the breakfasts delicious and our hosts were extraordinarily welcoming and helpful. We definitely would return.

I stayed at the Woodstocker Inn while on my way to central VT for a business trip. The room was extremely roomy and the bed very comfortable. The best part of it all was that they had a kitchenette where I could make my coffee as early in the morning as I wanted. Fresh coffee with a french press. Breakfast was wonderful with organic ingredients and made to order. The hosts were very accommodating. Loved how the place is decorated.

Ultra modern bathroom designs -- made me want to go home and redo my bathrooms. The Inn is a charming old building near the center of Woodstock Vermont. Delicious breakfast and lovely sitting areas.

We truly enjoyed our visit to the Woodstocker. Our room was fantastic with two huge bathtubs and a king sized bed. Breakfast was delicious and we appreciated the fact that most of the items were locally sourced and organic. The library is fascinating and sitting by the fire reading was relaxing in the late afternoon. We loved Daisy Doo the dog also.l

The Woodstocker Inn is absolutely wonderful. The Inn is completely renovated with beautiful rooms that each have their own charm. It's located right in downtown so there is plenty of activities to do nearby. Dora and David are lovely hosts that truly cater to your every need - making you a warm breakfast in the morning, providing any and all information about things to do in Woodstock and even giving ideas about other trips to take. They clearly love the Inn and their jobs and make your stay as comfortable as can be. The Inn is clean, cozy and provides almost any amenity you could want. I left the Inn feeling relaxed, rejuvenated and happy. I would go back to the Woodstocker Inn at any chance I get. It was an absolutely wonderful weekend.

The owners were very friendly, and we loved the dog. The place is unique. We loved all the organic stuff.

My fiance and I wanted to find a B&B or Inn in Vermont that was charming, but perhaps not covered in floral. Our room was the Richmond, and it was perfect. Very modern with bright colors and sleek design, but also very much like being in a home. The airbath in the Richmond was amazing, as well. They also leave out candy bars, some beverages, a bit of aromatherapy oil, and our room had a shelf with cds on books that we enjoyed all weekend. Also, upon entering the room, the innkeepers had some music playing, so the atmosphere was very inviting and relaxing. They also have a great library which we enjoyed as well. Several comfy chairs, great lighting, and again some soft music playing. Also, you can grab a snack from the nearby kitchen at any time during your stay. Breakfast in the morning was superb. The dining room has a large shelf equipped with many cookbooks, so we could already tell that the breakfast was probably going to amazing. They have a short menu on the table waiting for you in the morning, but you can make up your own creation as well and they cook it fresh after speaking with you. Also, there is a great yogurt station with yogurt, granola, and a yummy fruit compote. Another refreshing part of breakfast is that you get your own french press, and they serve tasty, and strong, organic coffee. The breakfast itself has ingredients from local farms, including a wonderful assortment of sausages. But, if you're a vegetarian, there is plenty to choose from. The innkeepers are very friendly as well, and upon meeting them on the first day, they remember small things you may have mentioned in passing on the phone. Also, they are willing to call many local places to check the conditions, or let you use their phone (reception can be spotty) to make reservations. We were able to walk into town, and also to hiking trails. Overall, I loved it. I would definitely recommend it, and I would stay there again.

My mother and I spent a brief but amazing night at the Woodstocker! The location is very convenient and you certainly can't miss the building itself! Dora and David go above and beyond to ensure that your stay is everything you expected it to be and more! Breakfast was excellent! Super fresh, organically oriented and locally obtained the breakfast was the best we've had in a long time. The room was super comfortable, especially the bed! Also, the bathroom was so cool and so different; it was just fun! We highly recommend the Woodstocker Inn for a unique experience! And finally there's Daisy!! What a wonderful dog!! Can't wait to go back!

The Woodstocker Inn was a very warm, super clean, cozy and comfortable place to stay. The innkeepers were exceptionally friendly and breakfast was great! The only negative was the (open) pass through, albeit above head hight, between our bedroom and bathroom. I assume this was for heating purposes but could be a little too intimate or nor private enough for some folks.

This is a lovely old home that has been given a new personality by it's very friendly owners. All of the rooms are decorated in a mix of antique finds and more modern touches where it counts. The beds, sheets,towels and robes are all organic cozy cotton. We had a restful sleep after spending some time out and about hiking, only to return to the inn and settle in by the little wood stove with some great books (the owners were in publishing) some wine and cheese. Breakfast in morning is outstanding. Made to order eggs and all sorts of extras like sausages and salmon, tomatos. We left well fed, rested and would recommend this inn to any adults visiting the area.

great breakfast. great ambiance. felt like home with everything from snacks to slippers provided. absolutely everything you could want. what luxury!

Great place, great people, great food...great dog! Feel like you're staying at a friend's house. They have an incredible book collection (they used to be in publishing), their cookbook collection alone is bigger than my living room. The little kitchenette area is brilliant, stocked with chocolate, cookies, tea, coffee, cocoa...whatever you need! Breakfast was outstanding, and the hosts are charming and love to assist you in whatever you need.

We had a great stay at Woodstocker Inn. A girlfriends getaway for relaxation and regrouping without the men around, the location was the perfect spot for such needed downtime. Inn keepers were great - really friendly, great stories if you felt like chatting (coincidentally they helped inform plans for our group's next vacation as they'd been there), and their dog Daisy was adorable! Our room was adorable - Shaftesbury, w/ 2 double beds with warm beading and pilllows - and so so cozy. We loved walking back into it every time we returned. From the dog dish w/ the Snicker's bar (for late night snack) to the plush robes - how could you not be in heaven! The Inn itself is vibrant and cozy - not the more formal, traditional decor of some VT inns. More contemporary, definitely more my style and comfort. Spent the days doing activities close by (running, snow shoeing hike up to South Peak via the Woodstock Inn's activity center rentals, who by the way, were also delightful people), and managed to get some downtown shopping and lunch in as well. Dinner at Bentleys was delicious, and we looked forward to returning to the Inn for pot of tea / snacks (available & complimentary at all times in a kitchenette off the library) and a little reading in the library before bed. Breakfast was one of the best things about this place - all included, great small menu to choose from although I think they'd make whatever you want if they had it available (the menu was British, which in my opinion, the Brits GET breakfast), and local breads / coffees / teas / yogurt and home-made goodies offered as well. It was truly delightful. The local and home-made food was just delicious, don't always get that kind of offering back in Boston. Definitely will return, either with small group of friends or loved one, a very deserved low key weekend that was so very needed! Thank you, the 3 D's!

We had the absolutely best weekend ever. First we drive up to a bright yellow home, our first clue that the innkeepers were courageously whacky and wise. THEY WERE! It's such a happy atmosphere. The food was outstanding. Great snacks/tea/coffee were available round the clock. David, kindly offered advice about all things construction, when we told him we were building a home in Montana. We slept like logs...maybe not such a pretty image but it sure FELT good. THEN we ate at a specially constructed table that David made in conjunction with Charles Shackleton--Number 1, in fact--as we set out to make our own Number 56! Great People, Great Times. Great Comfort. And if you're organically inclined, so much the better. Their inn may be yellow but the hearts that guide it are green. Deborah and John Rogers Stay here.

My family and I had a wonderful stay over the Thanksgiving Holiday at this lovely bed and breakfast. There was a group of us, and every room was comfortable and we all had our own bathroom. The Inn was decorated very different from most Bed and Breakfasts which made it more interesting. You recieve a full breakfast with eggs made to order, and the wonderful hospitality of David and Dora and their dog daisy. I would highly recommend this Inn to anyone who wants a great value for their money.

OUr Thanksgiving weekend at the Woodstocker was a wonderful experience....David and Dora were outstanding hosts....the rooms were exceptionally clean and the hospitality was 5 star....we will certainly return !

The Woodstocker Inn continues to thrive in during this trying economy due to the fact that it provides its patrons with a value that is disproportionately higher than the actual money paid. My wife and I visited Dora and David (and Daisy Doo) MLK weekend. We have stayed at many BnBs in our day but always find our way back to the Woodstocker Inn. This last weekend reminded us of why this is so. The inn had been improved since we had last visited (which amazed us as we already thought the inn to be perfection) with the addition of a wood stove and outside French doors. David and Dora welcomed us warmly and catered to our every whim. The breakfast menu was expanded with an even greater selection of European styled dishes. The breakfast alone is worth booking with the inn. All of the foods offered are prepared fresh to order and most are organic and/or purchased from local vendors. The rooms themselves are maintained impeccibly and are appointed in a style that combines European sensibility with rustic New England charm. The inn also stands out for the ammenities that are provided - luxurious robes, hand made duvet covers, complimentary chocolates, and goodies that can be had, day or night, in their small guest kitchen. David and Dora are model hosts who combine stellar personalities with consumate professionalism. They are both a pleasure to converse with but also they possess a keen awareness of when a private conversation is desired. Overall, our experience at the inn reminded us as to why we always find our way back to Woodstock. To book with any other bed and breakfast would be to accept second best.

A great, quirky place to stay. The service was the best part. It's like the innkeepers thought of everything before I did! Great location for those looking for something different and special in their trip to New England. European influence can be seen in everything from the food and decor to the books you can borrow in the library.

We stayed at the Woodstocker Inn for one night between Christmas and New Year after a New York visit. We chose the Chester room, which was perfect for our needs, warm comfortable and spacious (bigger than the pictures on the website suggested). The bed in particular was very comfortable due to a selection of pillows according to your preferences. The decor throughout is charming, eclectic and full of character - we loved it! As you'd expect, the standard of cleanliness was perfect also. After booking we communicated with the owners, Dora and David, via email and they were incredibly helpful with information and tips, and recommended an attraction which actually turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip - Hot Air Ballooning in Vermont. Upon arriving we were given a very warm welcome by Dora and David again - and were very pleased to meet their charming dog, Daisy!! We were happy to spend a few hours in the Inn relaxing and using the guest facilities such as tea and coffee in the library and eating some of the delicious snacks snucked away in various tempting locations! We particularly enjoyed the home-made fruit cake!! We had a fabulous stay and took recommendations on where to eat for our evening meal, after which we spent some time chatting with David in front of the log stove in the main living area - the owners really are very friendly and hospitable! On the morning of our departure we went hot air ballooning and David was incredibly accommodating on providing us with a perfect (and warming!) English breakfast upon our return. It was truly delicious and my fiance was delighted to eat some proper sausages (David and Dora are members of the UK Sausage Appreciation Society)! They were without doubt the best sausages we have ever had, which is impressive considering we were in Vermont and not back home in the UK! Overall we would highly recommend you visit, and we would love to return and spend a little more time here.

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These folks were charming and had just recently got engaged.....which made my attention all the more important....cos' they gave me some of the AMAZING sausage that the inn is famous for! They have good taste as we BOTH appreciate the finer things in life....sausages! Also hot air ballooning on a winters days sounds quiet magical......

D3 stands for David, Dora and Daisy the Diplomat! Daisy will walk up and stop before each person seated at a table to give them the opportunity to pet her or say hello before moving on to the next person at the next table. She is as charming a hostess as her humans! A well-trained dog and a well-run inn. Who could ask for anything more!