Comfortable, clean, spacious rooms, delicious breakfast, warm and inviting spaces throughout the inn to relax and enjoy the views of the historic working barns, ski mountain, meadows and surrounding area.

We can't wait to go back!! Everything about the Inn at Mountain View Farm is wonderful: the farm is just beautiful; the views are stunning; the room was huge and the bath was elegant; the breakfast was exceptional; and the hospitality was delightful. We stayed in the Farmhouse in the Danville Suite and it was worth the extra. The 400 acres provide great biking, and walking. The whole area of East Burke is just beautiful. We visited a miniature donkey farm which was so much fun. And a 45 minute drive to Hardwick for dinner at Claire's in a "must". Reservations necessary for one of the best meals in all of Vermont.

We just returned from our trip to Vermont, where we stayed at IMVF and one other place in another town. Over dinner last night, my wife and I agreed that our stay in East Burke, and at the Inn in particular, was the highlight of the trip. The Inn has a beautiful location, on top of a hill overlooking an expansive valley beyond, with lots of picturesque grounds to stroll around. The breakfast was delicious, and our room, while somewhat small, was extremely comfortable.

The best thing about this place, though, was the staff. They were all extremely friendly in greeting us and welcoming us as you'd expect, but they were also very helpful in selecting day hikes and other activities for us. I'd like to single out the chef (whose name I sadly didn't ever catch) for his enthusiasm for all the outdoor activities in the area. The hikes he recommended (near Lake Willoughby) were perfect. Next time, we'll have to bring mountain bikes, because the mountain bike trails here look wonderful! It was clear, though, that everyone on the staff really enjoyed working with people and showing off their beautiful part of Vermont.

Thanks again for a wonderful visit.

We stayed here for one night last summer on our way up to Canada – it’s about the halfway point between Boston and Quebec city – and would love to return sometime when we have more time to spend. The setting is just beautiful -- a historic farmstead that has been handsomely restored and converted to an inn, with most of the rooms and common areas in the former creamery building. Our room was comfortable, clean and spacious and the common areas were quite charming. Although we did not have a chance to do any cycling, the inn is one of the hubs of the “Kingdom Trails” network of off-road bike paths (cross-country skiing in winter).

There are lots of great places on the grounds to read a book or enjoy a nice day, and sporting equipment (croquet, etc.) is provided. We enjoyed the afternoon tea out on the patio, which has an amazing view of Burke Mountain. Breakfast the next morning was also delicious (omelets with fresh asparagus on the day we were there) and the kitchen was happy to make something special for our toddler. All of the staff that we interacted with were friendly, and it was nice to find a place that was fancy enough to feel special yet also very family-friendly.