The Lincoln Inn at the Covered Bridge

We really enjoyed our stay at the Lincoln Inn. We had delicious dinner at Mangowood and the breakfast was scrumptious. The room was comfy and the Inn is on a river right next to a covered bridge - the exact Vermont experience we were looking for!

We had a less than satisfactory stay at this B & B. The rooms are small but nice. The "full breakfast" is very misleading and left a lot to be desired. If you really want a view of the covered bridge, go outside since the only room with a view of the bridge is from it's bathroom window! The Innkeeper, Amy, is not hospitable at all.

Nicely decorated old building especially the lounge and library. Rooms are small and bathroom was in need of a major remake.

Overall average place, average experience. The innkeeper isn't the warmest woman...

Charming cosy place to stay, rooms are very pretty but a bit small, location is very good. Amy, the owner, is very attentive and warm. The library is nice and has a very pleasant sitting area. All in all a charming small place to stay, if you're looking for a cosy, quaint yet simple place to stay.

A perfect place to stay during the foliage season in Vermont. The setting is beautiful with the covered bridge and stream landscaping the property. The rooms were clean, charming, and comfortable.

My girlfriend and I were skeptical about B&B's, having stayed at a few and been dissapointed in the past. BUT--this one is different. The accomadations were very nice, but the people, Nancy, her husband, Kevin, Amy, etc., made the experience special. The bar and restaurant are exceptional and the staff made us feel like we were welcomed guests in a house that just happened to have a gourmet restaurant. The food was fantastic--I had the signature fish dish! It was so nice to simply walk downstairs, have a bottle of wine, dine on fine cuisine and then walk upstairs to bed at the end of the evening. Great time. We will be back. Howard and TRacy.

The Lincoln Inn at the Covered Bridge is a wonderful, romantic place to stay. The owner, Amy, is very welcoming and hospitable and the restaurant, The Mangowood, is incredible. The chef, Theresa, is an incredible talent. Must try her specialties.