I had heard and read good things about the dining room at this inn and decided to make a reservation there for me and my wife this Valentine's day. I called twice, both times a couple weeks in advance. The first time, the person took my name and number and noted that we were calling for a Valentine's Day reservation.... More

Blueberry Hill Inn is lovely - a perfect antidote to the hectic pace of life in NYC. A friend and I spent a winter weekend there and had a great time. The inn is definitely 'away' - surrounded by wooded trails, scenic vistas and the occasional farmhouse. On our arrival we were treated to fresh snow outdoors and a warm... More

The welcome and ambience of this Inn rated amongst the very best of our visit to New England and we are so very glad we were told about it - we would never have found it had it not been for the Discover New England people! Tony the Innkeeper and Kendra his manager are so friendly and professional that nothing... More

We had to stay here during the hurricane as a last minute thing - it was beautiful and the staff and owner were so friendly! If you are looking for the perfect mountain getaway then this is the place for you - just lovely and hidden away. You could be the only people in the whole world! A perfect Vermont... More

Blueberry Hill will be a place I will return to. It is tucked away in the Green Mountains, and is a wonderful, peaceful inn, run by a great staff. Tony the Innkeeper is a great chef as well as a personable and witty character. I can't wait to go back!

My friend and I stayed two nights here on a walking trip through Vermont. Absolutely loved the place itself, and thoroughly enjoyed getting to meet Tony, the owner. The inn is a wonderful old farmhouse, and I loved the wide plank floors and the open windows - everything seemed fresh. The kitchen and the greenhouse were so inviting, you just... More

While the inn is very charming and in a lovely setting, the web site significantly overstates the condition and quality of the rooms and common areas. This is at best a three star and probably a solid two star hotel. Lots of chipping paint and tired rugs. The breakfast was excellent and the owners are lovely and considerate.

We stayed here for two nights and received excellent personal service - but we were on of two couples for one night and the only guests for the other night. We had a beautiful meal one night and excellent cooked breakfasts both mornings. The location is remote but lovely and the building interesting. The room was comfortable and spacious. We... More

This Inn represents the best of what Vermont has to offer. We had a great time and our friends decided to go back to Blueberry and get married next year. We were completely sold on the location. Being surrounded by nature in the heart of the National Forest was amazing. The food, the staff, Griffin the dog, made it so... More