I have been to this facility twice now. Both times I enjoyed it immensely. The restaurant features foods grown on property. It is actually a 501C teaching farm with the benefit of having a Vanderbuilt-built cottage (mansion) built on a prime piece of lakefront property. The rooms are seasonally available and offers a great location for children with farm tours... More

How many times have you stayed at a hotel that makes you gasp - out loud - when you wander about the premises? Go to Shelburne Farms, and cover your mouth when you gasp. Do not come here expecting a Grand Hyatt experience. Come here to experience the perfectly preserved elegance of a previous era, brought to life by a... More

We love the Shelburne Farms Inn and have been there many times. Each room is unique and furnished mostly in original decor of the wealthy family that called this incredible farm "home" well over a century ago. This is a not for profit inn and farm and preserves a long gone way of life for the nineteenth century "very rich"... More

This is only a review of the restaurant and grounds. We did not stay here as a guest. But we loved our experience. We came here for dinner on a Saturday night and then came back the next morning to walk around the grounds. The dinner experience was fabulous. I should warn you that I made reservations about a month... More

We stayed in one of the "little" rooms on the 3rd floor with a shared bath. There were no issues with sharing - there were actually 1 1/2 baths available (an old-house plumbing issue with one of the showers turned one into a half-bath). The views from the property are stunning, and it is a great place for running, walking... More

I am glad to see so many other visitors like our farm. No, it's not really OUR farm (although we are members of the nonprofit that runs Shelburne Farms) but we like to imagine that it is ours whenever we visit! This place has so much beauty, history, and heart that there is plenty for all to share. We've stayed... More

This was probably my 15th visit to the Inn and the farm and it's still a lovely place to visit for a few days. Nothing ever changes, which is either very good or very bad, depending on your point of view, but I enjoy the constancy. I participated in the "Farmer's Dinner" sponsored by the Vermonth Fresh Network and enjoyed... More

We spent three glorious days at the farm celebrating our thirtieth wedding anniversary. We stayed at the Inn and ate food grown, processed and cooked at the farm. Everything was beyond compare. We learned the history of the farm; we marveled at the design and vision of its creators and benefactors. What an in credible gift. The staff to a... More

Worth every penny to step back in time as well as to help preserve an agrarian heritage site. Although expensive, the capacity to relax (doing puzzles on a covered veranda overlooking a Vermont Lake, pastures and the NY Adirondeck Mountains) and hike throughout 600 acres of pristine pasture land are memorable, and incomparable. An ode to a family's vision to... More