The Vagabond Inn

We had a great stay here. The staff and owner were very friendly. Breakfast when we stayed was either an omelet or pancakes. We both had omelets and they were very good. I would love to see them use seasonal organic foods in the future.
We stayed in the Bristol suite. It was a huge room and huge bathroom. The room has a gas stove (like a wood stove) and a jacuzzi tub. Some of the other rooms have hot tubs outside. I actually wish we had a hot tub instead — there’s nothing better than a warm hot tub on a cool night. There was an enclosed porch as well as a deck in the room.
The bathroom was a little dated as far as style, but like I said it was huge.
The property itself is large and very beautiful. The owners’ son (I think he was 10) took us on a tour to see the dogs and goats.

Lovely Inn and very attentive staff/​owners. We were able to peek into most of the rooms as those guests had not arrived yet. Each room was very nice and had its own charm. We were booked for The Lodge Room which was massive yet still cozy. We enjoyed being able to step outdoors to the patio and even though it was chilly, we had a glass of wine there. One negative was that the guests above us came in after midnight and began moving the furniture around, running their tub, slamming drawers. This went on for 2 hours. We tolerated it in lieu of bothering the owners at that time or knocking on our upstairs neighbor’s door because we expected that they’d settle down soon. Had I known it would take hours, I would’ve popped up there sooner. Seriously, they were dragging furniture around the room! At breakfast we introduced ourselves to the couple from that room but they were french Canadian and didn’t seem to get the point of our comments on their noise. The man was a photographer and the girl looked sort of, well, «pornish» so our take was that they were doing pictures at 2 am and moving the furniture for lighting and scenes. For this reason, I cannot recommend the lower Lodge Room if the Bristol Suite is occupied.