Deerfield Valley

What I expect from a BnB is warm welcome, authentic conversation, cozy accommodations and a delicious but modest meal. The Deerfield Valley Inn hits every mark. :)
My fiancé and I stayed a night at after taking a long drive through Vermont. We were greeted kindly and had a wonderful room with a fireplace, wood already stacked and ready to light. The inn keepers helped us decide where to eat (and we were not disappointed). The next morning we sat and chatted with them and had a lovely breakfast of yogurt and granola followed by the BEST blueberry pancakes I’ve ever had.
If that sounds like a pleasant place to stay, you’re right! It certainly was.

My sister and I stayed at the Deerfield Valley Inn this past weekend when we were in West Dover for the Green Mountain Adventure Challenge. The Inn is small and cozy. We stayed in room #2. It has a queen size bed and a pull-​out couch which was perfect for our needs. The bed was very comfortable. My sister brought a sleeping bag and slept on the pulled out bed. The bathroom was fine-​good water pressure in the shower. Soft towels. Clean. Delicious breakfast each morning. The innkeepers are very pleasant and accommodating. We left in the morning to hike and mentioned I might need ice for my knee when we got back later. A bag of ice was waiting for me later that day. Extra towels were provided for us. I have no complaints about the Deerfield Valley Inn and will not hesitate to return.

My husband and I stayed here this past weekend. The ladies who run this place were so friendly and accommodating. Our room was very clean and comfortable. we had our own fireplace and were provided with everything we needed to make a roaring fire. the breakfast was delicious and I can’t wait to stay here again!

Just stayed here this past weekend and loved it! It was very cozy in room number 8! The ladies who ran the place were very kind and served a delicious breakfast each morning. Obviously not a place for kids but a great getaway for a couple. Conveniently located down the street from Mount Snow. Mount Haystack is a 20 minute drive away which was an awesome hike. Only poor thing was the shower would work on and off. Other than that, I loved it.

Seemed cute but we had no privacy here. It was run by two women who were always in your business. Walls are paper thin. Would NEVER stay here again. No thank you.

This is a quaint little placed we stayed at with the Living Social Deal. It’s a nice place and other than thin walls and slightly uncomfortable mattresses, nothing is really wrong with it. The staff is helpful and the breakfasts are good although limited if you aren’t a meat eater. Rooms are small/​cozy but adequate. All in all a lovely time but not somewhere I would likely visit again as it’s a bit far and not particularly memorable. Great cookies and tea always available!

We were able to stay at the Deerfield Valley Inn this past weekend thanks to a Living Social deal we bought over the summer. We got in on the later side on Friday night but we’re happy to find our room clean and ready for us. One of the women met us and showed us around.
The room itself was small but cute and warm. The bed was comfortable and the tv was a good size. They didn’t have any DVDs that we could see but it didn’t matter we just watched some cable. I was bummed out when I saw there wasn’t a bathtub, just a shower. And the room wasn’t really big enough to bring the chairs around the fireplace but we made it work.
The breakfast each morning was great with the exception of my eggs on one of the days (WAY too runny for me) but the french toast, pancakes and omletes were great. Another one of the perks of our stay was a picnic lunch on Saturday which we enjoyed homemade sandwichs, bottles of water and some snacks.
I do believe we were the youngest guests there and definately the only LGBT couple but it was okay. No one looked at us crossly or with questionable glances. I would say that this inn is LGBT tolerant.
All in all it was a good wekeend away from our home.

We stayed here for the weekend, and had an amazing time! There’s really not much to do within walking distance, but there was a lot to see if we drove and Rosemary and Doreen were really friendly and gave us good recommendations.
Our room was small, but adorable (and I think the other rooms were bigger), and comfortable. Also, there were wine glasses in the room in case we brought our own wine! (Which we did).
The clincher, though, was the breakfast! You never know what you’re going to get with an included breakfast, but both mornings, we had dishes that I would have been happy to pay for in a restaurant. Each day there was a sweet option and a savory option — blueberry pancakes or eggs/​bacon/​toast the first day; french toast or mushroom omelet the second day. We tried three out of the four options and liked it all. The blueberry pancakes were the best I’ve ever had!
I would definitely stay here again.

My mister surprised me with a MUCH needed mini birthday holiday. Rosemary and Doreen were very kind and hospitable. There were unlimited tea/​cookies/​cakes which you can’t go wrong with. With our living social purchase we received a few extra perks as well: BIG bottle of Vermont Maple Syrup, $ 25 dinner credit to a nearby restaurant, 2 for 1 pass to a few different historic places in the area, picnic lunch for 2, and breakfast for 2 each day Needless to say we were eating the majority of the time. There isn’t much within walking distance to see. The views of the mountains in the area are breath taking. There was some interesting sites to see such as the Bennington Monument, the town of Wilmington, and some apple orchards.
So you’re probably saying why is it she only gave them 3 stars? Well, here goes: The *very* quaint sleeping area was crammed full of furniture and the bed was vaguely reminiscent of something Fred and Wilma Flintstone would sleep on. I pretty much didn’t sleep the duration of my trip due to the uncomfortable bed situation. My only complaint about the staff was that they neglected to alert us to the fact that some of the local roads were closed/​washed out due to Hurricane Irene. We ended up on a small dirt road for the duration of our trip because so many roads were closed. It probably took us an additional 90 minutes to our already long drive to reach our destination. I’m just saying a heads up would have been nice…
Would i stay here again? No, probably not. The only reason i wouldn’t stay again is the mattress. The town around was very nice and the inn keepers were very pleasant to deal with. If i don’t get to sleep i’m not a happy camper, or bed and breakfast-​er???