The hosts were incredibly welcoming, and the

house was warm and cozy. My room was unique with all amenities impeccably taken care of. The breakfasts were delightful, especially the artisan coffee. However, I wished there were more evening activities offered to engage with other guests.

A charming getaway full of surprises

Waking up to the aroma of homemade breakfast each morning was a delightful surprise. The inn's attention to detail and cozy decor made our stay feel like a warm embrace. We thoroughly enjoyed the inviting common areas and friendly atmosphere.

While the charm of the historic building was captivating, the steep stairs to our room posed a challenge, especially after a long day of exploring. It was a workout we hadn’t anticipated.

Homemade breakfast scones were deliciously memorable!

The new innkeepers are amazing and made us feel right at home. We visited Fort Ticonderoga via ferry and enjoyed some tennis on beautiful courts. Don't miss the fantastic homemade breakfasts with local flavors!

One downside was the steep stairs to our room. it was quite a workout after a long day of exploring.

Staying at the Shoreham Inn was a wonderful immersion into Vermont’s charm. The delicious breakfasts prepared by Elizabeth truly showcased local flavors, while the inviting atmosphere fostered great conversations. Climbing those steep stairs was a workout, but the cozy room provided all the comfort I needed after a day of exploring.

The outdoor patio provided a relaxed setting for morning coffee with refreshing garden views. A memorable highlight included the diverse evening menu, which offered local Vermont flavors that impressed during dinner.

The absence of TVs in the rooms made it challenging to catch up on news or entertainment, especially after a long day. Also, the steep stairs leading to some rooms could pose a bit of a workout, potentially making travel a bit cumbersome for those with mobility issues.

Breakfasts were a highlight, featuring homemade delights like banana bread and pancakes, with a focus on accommodating food allergies. The inn's inviting atmosphere intensified the charm, and the hosts offered excellent recommendations for local attractions. However, the absence of TVs in the room limited evening entertainment options, and the steep staircases could be challenging for some guests. Parking was convenient, but there was a notable absence of evening activities to engage with other visitors.

Staying here feels like a step back in time, with the cozy historic decor that whispers stories from the past. The homemade breakfasts are a morning delight, featuring ingredients sourced from local farms, while the engaging atmosphere fosters great conversations among guests. I particularly appreciated the unique pub downstairs, which serves as a charming gathering spot, perfect for unwinding with local brews after a day of exploration.

One downside to my stay was the steep stairs that could challenge those with mobility issues.

I stayed in the Junior Suite, also called the Orchard Room, and it was really spacious and super comfy. The bed felt amazing, perfect for a good night's sleep. The room was clean and had some nice old charm without feeling outdated. The decor really matched the vibe of the historic building, which made it cozy. I appreciated how the bathroom had been updated, too. Overall, a great setup for relaxing after exploring.

This place suits me perfectly, offering free wi-fi, a cozy lounge area, and a lovely outdoor dining area. The staff helped me with some technical issues during my first stay, making me feel at home. I highly recommend it!

Enjoyed free wi-fi and delicious breakfast, but no TVs made evenings dull.