Friendly staff, loved the inn; it has great character and I'd highly recommend it; food at dinner was so-so, breakfast was fine, the complimentary afternoon tea was a nice touch, finally the fireplaces lent a cozy feel to the place. I'll be back
Breakfast was wonderful, likewise the afternoon tea. We had a suite and the beds were lovely, and the bathroom was excellent.
Very nice homey feel. Room was clean and comfy, staff was nice. Only complaint was a very loud radiator that woke me up a few times.
Great location and nice common rooms. Friendly staff.
However. My room was shabby at best. Cheap motel linens. Peeling paint but new wide screen tv. Sort of weird but fine for a night.
Historic inn with quaint decor. Bed was very comfortable. Very clean, spacious closet with Terry robes for small or petite size people, not plus size friendly lol.
Dining room downstairs, reservations are recommended. The elevator is sketchy so they require staff to take you on it. They recommend using the stairs.
The first floor rooms are actually on the second floor, 2nd on the 3rd. Hallways are lined with comfy seating , bookshelves and local artifacts and framed history. Well worth the browsing time!
Excellent room with all the things you would expect. The rooms all have the charm of a historic place and there are antique items, drawings and pictures all throughout the building. Not to mention complimentary cookies in the afternoon. I mean come on
We had delicious food and appreciated the good deal of variety on the menu. We visited on a Saturday evening, and it was fairly quiet; we got a lovely widow seat. The dessert (an apple sauce cake) was a tasty finish. The only complaint was that the service was slow, which was odd, considering how few other guests there were on the night of our visit. Otherwise, it was a great experience.
The Middlebury Inn is a lovely historic building and establishment. The wedding reception meals were okay, and the rehearsal dinner was mediocre. Todd, the host, was very present during the whole ceremony and process. He met some challenges as they had staff changes. I would say that there are some organization issues, and the need to input better policies regarding their accounting. Be aware that if there are any issues with your billing that Geoff, the manager, uses Bully tactics to solve issues. They lost a check for payment for the rehearsal dinner and waited 4 months until after the wedding to address it, then tried to bully us into payment. As far as location, I give it 4 stars, food 3, and staff 3. It is a lower costing venue that you will find, but I guess you get what you pay for. If you can take heed to the warnings, you will have a fabulous event.
We love the Inn's history that prevails in the decor here, and the ease to walking downtown Middlebury. Had a nice room in the annex - recently updated and clean. Very good dinner on the outdoor veranda (where President Calvin Coolidge is pictured in a photo in lobby). Would definitely recommend!
the Middlebury Inn is a really great place to stay - been staying there for over 30-years the absolute best
Historic inn right in the center of the town of Middlebury. We did not eat there because we were visiting family, but the building and rooms are a charming mix of antique and the updated. Have stayed before, and will again.
Right in the middle of town with plenty to do in walking distance. It has the charm of a historical building but the amenities are constantly being updated and improved. They have a tea time which is nice to sip tea on the front porch and people watch. Each room seems to have It's own characteristics and personality. The perfect solution to staying somewhere that seems sterile and cookie cutter like a lot of big chains seem like these days.
When we arrived, we were immediately upgraded to a larger room. They were very accommodating and everything was nice. The afternoon tea was a nice touch.
The location is in the heart of Middlebury, a quaint college town. The rooms were nice for a historical B&B, but ventured on the hot side. Afternoon tea was nice, with a decent spread of scones and cookies. The Tavern was a little overpriced for the quality of food.