The Quechee Inn appears like the quintessential new england inn from the outside, but on the inside is in need of substantial update. Our room was spacious but the walls and carpet were dirty and the garbage was not taken out. The hotel was substantially overpriced. The staff were nice and brought basic amenities once requested (ie. hair dryer). more

We have a lot of experience with B&B's having recently retired from our 8-room Inn. We had no experience with New England Country Inns - 26 rooms with on-site restaruant and bar. I think the beds were clean as were the toilet and tub and I guess that counts for something. The rooms, the library, and the dining room were... more

Our only disappoint with our stay at the Quechee Inn was that it was for 1 night only. We had a wonderful time. The staff made us feel as though we were family. We had wine and cheese on the upper balcony followed by a wonderful dinner in the main lounge. This meal was only surpassed by the fantastic breakfast... more

My husband and I just got back today from staying at Quechee Inn. We bought the overnight package for Sunday to Monday which included a 3 course dinner and full country breakfast. We enjoyed every minute of our stay. Our room was clean and comfortable. The staff was very helpful and gracious. The food was excellent and the wine was... more

Just got back from a wonderful stay at the Quechee Inn at Marshfield Farm. We found the Inn charming, the staff courteous and helpful, and the location ideal for x-country and snow shoeing. We also got a great package deal: $349 for 2 weekend nights, 1 dinner and 2 breakfasts. We had to change rooms after we arrived (reason is... more

I stayed at the Inn last year, it was a family wedding and we had all drove down from Boston. we stayed for two nights.. It was one of the weirdest experiences ever, the inn is haunted by the wife of the man who opened it in something like the 17th century, and loads of other spirits.. throughout my stay... more

Despite the fact that we had booked a one-bedroom suite for four people, there were no linens for the foldout sofabed. After searching both the suite and the public areas for some, I finally called the number posted at the front desk at about 10pm. The person that answered was somewhat grumpy, indifferent to our situation and only brought us... more

We stayed 2 nights at the Quechee Inn in September 2007 and found it a pleasant rural location if slightly pricey at $170 per night(even at 2 dollars to the British pound). I had heard quite a lot about US B&B's but I felt the breakfast to be somewhat disappointing with a very limited choice of cooked food (maybe I'm... more

The Inn has a beautiful location, the food is phenomenal, and both common areas and other guests' rooms are rather charming, but we got stuck in Room 17, which was a real disappointment. Room 17 has to be the smallest room we've ever stayed in anywhere. As we first entered the room, my wife blurted out "What a dump!" There... more