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• Wildflower Inn
  "INN IN THE COUNTRY"
  "We booked the Wildflower on the internet as part of a Fall Colors trip to New England. You never know what you will get when you book on line. We were surprised at this quaint Inn in the woods near Lyndonville, VT. The Inn has several building with an main house in the middle of the property. ..."Our room was in one of the surrounding buildings and on the second floor. Each room has its own entrance, The room large and comfortable. The rooms have no phones and no TV, Great for relaxing. The Wildflower appears to be a family owned and run operation. The owners are very friendly and helpful. The Inn is older,but in good repair. The chef, not a cook, but a chef is superb. Every meal is different, well thought out and prepared. We will stay here again. " More >
• Wildflower Inn
  "More than an Inn..."
  "We just returned from our second visit this year to Wildflower. The innkeepers, Jim and Mary are so warm and inviting. Anything you need to know, people you might want to meet, places you need to go, they offer it willingly. The views and grounds are so beautiful that you just want to wander around ..."all day. The breakfast is delicious and the service is friendly. We eat at Juniper's when we stay at Wildflower because we really love it. We live in NYC and find that the food is easily comparable in quality to restaurants here. The other dinner guests are friendly and we always seem to strike up a conversation by the fire with new friends after our meal. We have a 7 year old daughter and she feels free to run around and is very welcome. This visit we brought our new pup, and he even had his own check-in gift when we arrived. We love the O'Reillys and the Wildflower Inn. It's more than an inn...it's like staying with good friends who get excited for your return. We can't wait to go back. " More >
• Wildflower Inn
  "Breathtaking view"
  "The grounds of this Inn are magnificent. My husband and I spent this Memorial weekend at the Wildflower Inn with our three children. We all had a terrific time! The inn keepers, Jim and Mary, were warm and welcoming. The one bedroom suite with view on the meadow was large and fit our family of f..."ive comfortably. Each morning, a delicious hearty breakfast was served. Dinner at the Juniper was excellent too. The many hiking trails around the inn were easy of access and well kept. The hot cider, cookies, cheese and crackers in the afternoon next to the fire place were a plus. The weather made it even more fun--rain, snow (!), and sun on this unforgettable Memorial weekend. We have decided to make the Wildflower Inn a family tradition and will come back next year. " More >