This motel has an on-site fitness center and free Wi-Fi in every room. A daily continental breakfast is served in the lobby. The Rock of Ages Granite Quarry is 1 mile away.
Razlansari
United States of America
No wiFi, no TV in my room however ladies in the front desk tried to solve the problem. They couldn't. So they relocated me to another room after talking to owner. I appreciate those two ladies who did their best. Breakfast: too poor. Cleanness: modest, only. Building falling apart. Generally saying: doesn't worth it however accommodation is generally expensive in VT.
Totally disaster and disappointing.
Offering a daily homemade breakfast, this Victorian style bed and breakfast is located within walking distance of Main Street in Barre, Vermont. Free Wi-Fi access is available.
Leslie
United States of America
The breakfast was exceptional, and the rooms had ever comfort.
Couture Farm at Millstone Hill offers accommodations in Barre, 28 miles from Green Mountain National Golf Course and 28 miles from Green Mountain Club.
The nonsmoking Comfort Inn & Suites Montpelier-Berlin is located off Interstate 89, 5.1 mi from the Vermont State House capitol building. Free WiFi is available.
Deborah
United States of America
Location was good for visiting norwich university.
Featuring mountain views from the backyard, Artful Lodging & Retreats is located in Montpelier, the nation's smallest capitol, just 0.9 mi from downtown and the Vermont State House.
Kirk
United States of America
The apartment is large, charming, and very cozy. It’s a quintessentially New England kind of place in a lovely historic home with lots of appealing old-house character. The bed was extremely comfortable. The neighborhood is quite beautiful and very walkable.
Located in Montpelier, 17 miles from Green Mountain National Golf Course, The Inn at Montpelier provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.
Mary E
Canada
Lovely old Inn
Perfect location
Very comfortable bed
Beautiful Vermont town
Formerly a firehouse, this historic inn is located along the Winooski River. It features free Wi-Fi, an on-site firefighter museum and rooms with cable TV.
Barre is a beautiful little town with fascinating...
Barre is a beautiful little town with fascinating architecture and sculptures, excellent restaurants and coffee shops, and special treats like the Kitty Cafe. And all this is easily walkable and there is plenty of onatreet parking. The folks are friendly and helpful, and you're not far from magnificent scenery, the state capitol, and Goddard College. I had most of my meals at the Ladder 1 - I sure hope I got the name right: the food was excellent, the beer selection great, and the waitstaff terrific.
James
Scored 8.0
8.0
I was visiting my cousins and this was the only place...
I was visiting my cousins and this was the only place available.It was close to both cousin. One lives in Barre and the other in Orange.Since I have been around Barre when my uncle lived in Upper Graniteville I would stay with them and went around Barre a lot therefore the area is very familiar. The Rock of Age gift shop was different and was disappointed that they did not have the Manufacturing plant open for tour but we went on the Smith Quarry tour. My uncle worked in both Rock of Ages & Smith.His son worked for Rock of Ages and had an accident where he
lost both legs,
Lillian
Scored 6.0
6.0
Barre, Vermont is a town in the Green Mountain state.
Barre, Vermont is a town in the Green Mountain state. The town is clean and pedestrians can expect polite drivers who wait for them to cross at marked crosswalks. Barre has a concert venue called the Barre Opera house which might be worth a night for visitors. Pubs and bars close early by city standards and restaurants are rather scarce and feature simple fare. For more sophisticated dining, you'll want to drive to Montpelier (15 minutes at most) or Burlington (40 minutes) or Stowe. There are drugstores and hardware stores to take care of "basics". The Wayside Diner, is perhaps the bright spot in terms of breakfast places, particularly if you like pancakes and eggs in traditional American style. Staples and other big box stores will be found on the way to larger towns and the one city -- Burlington.
Sleep-Wizard
Canada
Scored 10
10
If you value the relaxation and beauty of central Vermont,...
If you value the relaxation and beauty of central Vermont, Barre is a wonderful place to visit. There are always at least a dozen or so affordable, great restaurants in the area, and of course the scenery of the entire area is spectacular. We go to Vermont to relax and visit with family and friends, so Barre for us is always a bit like coming home even though we live nearly 3000 miles away.
Hinckley
United States of America
Scored 8.0
8.0
Barre is very laid back, nothing spectacular.
Barre is very laid back, nothing spectacular. Restaurants are local. We weren't looking for culture and were very content with the relaxed environment. Burlington is only 45 minutes away. The owner Caryn has all the local restaurant info in the room's notebook. It's a lovely old town.
Kevin
United States of America
Scored 10
10
It was a one night stay, and my annual visit for work in...
It was a one night stay, and my annual visit for work in Montpelier the next morning.
If you like Thai food, The Royal Orchid on Elm Street is fabulous. The owner Art and his wife (?) are very nice!
The Reynolds House has an abundance of character - very tastefully and appropriately decorated. Jeffrey was a great host. Barre is a perfect location from which to explore Northern & Central Vermont's sights and activities.
We were served excellent breakfasts on both mornings by the owner. The property is conveniently situated, not far from the town centre and Barre was convenient for touring the area.
Beautiful barn nice environment and alot of space. Amazing breakfast made by Pierre and good recommendations on what to do around.
About 10 mins to Barre and 20 to Montpelier.
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