We love the Wildflower Inn. We have been coming here since the kids were small (about 10 years). Winter 2013 was the first year we couldn't find the time to visit and our kids are still saying they missed the Wildflower and skiing at Burke. The location of the inn is spectacular - breathtaking views. The sledding hill is truly... More

We stayed at the Wildflower Inn for a night during our roadtrip from Quebec City to New York. It was recommended to us by some friends and we are so glad we took the time to take the short drive into Lyndonville. Jim and his family were so welcoming, we arrived tired and cold after 6 hours on the road... More

We stayed at the Wildflower Inn over St Valentine's weekend. We were there primarily for an XC-ski vacation weekend. We stayed in the carriage house across the road from the main house. Overall we enjoyed our stay and are likely to return. The innkeepers are friendly without being overly so. The inn has its own restaurant; we ate there on... More

Wildflower Inn in always an experience, be it for snowmobiling, cross country skiing, mountain biking, hiking or just relaxing. We have been visiting for years and each year leaves my family with fond memories and looking forward to the next visit. Staff, food, atmosphere are all top notch, a definite must see!

Being from the south, we very rarely have the fun of a "white Christimas." I searched for a place the offered a family white Christmas experience and the Wildflower Inn was top of the list. I reserved well in advance for a 3 day stay over Christmas and even spoke directly with Jim the owner who couldn't have been nicer.... More

Jim and Mary, the innkeepers, offer an excellent vacation experience including lodging, outdoor activities for adults and children, countryside vistas of mountains and valleys, and definately delicious meals (breakfast, dinner, and midday homemade cookies!). The staff is warm and welcoming. They make every effort to ensure the guests have a wonderful time.

Overpriced and definitely in need of some tlc. Worn carpet and the bathroom was nowhere near as clean as I like. The location is great, but there are nicer places in the area that I will stay at next time.

I've stayed at the Wildflower on 5 separate occasions and have enjoyed every one. The setting is, of course, spectacular, one of the most beautiful in all of New England, and it is a big part of the attraction. The perennial gardens throughout the property are gorgeous, and the pool is set in a beautiful location and is beautifully landscaped... More

We stayed here to be centrally located to the Kingdom Trails Mountain bike trail system in East Burke. The inn fit the bill perfectly. The trails were close by and we had a "suite" room with plenty of beds for the four of us, and a washer/dryer in the room. The room itself was pretty simple and nothing fancy, but... More