The Snow Goose Inn
This country inn is located in West Dover on Route 100, right in the thick of everything the area has to offer. Minutes from Mount Snow, and seconds from the area’s restaurants and shopping, the Snow Goose Inn nonetheless maintains a quiet, intimate country atmosphere. The inn’s 11 rooms and two suites are comfortably furnished with country antiques for a relaxing, homey feel. Most if the inn’s rooms have wood-burning fireplaces, a Jacuzzi for two, and air conditioning. 802-464-3984
Averill Stand
For 200 years, the Averill Stand has stood at the gateway to the village of Wilmington. Thanks to its location at the junction of Vermont Routes 100 and 9, the Averill Stand has hosted guests off and on throughout its history. Once a stagecoach stop and an Underground Railroad "station," current owners Bob Pelosi and Jim Follet are returning the historic Federal style farmhouse to its original glory. The Averill stand offers comfortable, homey rooms, a hearty breakfast, and a glimpse of what life was like 200 years ago. 802-464-9951
The Four Seasons
The newly renovated Four Seasons Inn situated in the heart of West Dover offers convenience, comfort, and style. Extensive renovations and redecoration have turned this brook-bound inn into one of the Deerfield Valley’s shining gems. The Four Seasons offers guests a variety of room choices, with King four-poster or Queen canopy beds. All rooms feature a gas or wood fireplace, a two-person Jacuzzi, and a TV with DVD player. 802-464-8303
The Lodge at Mount Snow
The Lodge at Mount Snow’s location at the gateway to Mount Snow offers unparalleled access to resort activities and a spectacular view of the slopes. The Lodge’s amenities include an indoor pool located in a greenhouse for year-round aquatic enjoyment, an exercise room, and indoor and outdoor Jacuzzis. The large rooms and suites offer a choice of king or two double beds, private bath, cable TV, telephones, and high-speed internet access. After a long day of adventuring in the Deerfield Valley, relax in front of the massive stone fireplace in their unique octagonal lounge, while enjoying the fabulous panoramic view of Mount Snow.
802-464-5112
The Red Shutter Inn
The stately Red Shutter Inn, located in the West End of Wilmington village on Vermont Route 9, was once the home of Joseph Courtemanche, a local carriage maker and blacksmith. Courtemance was also the valley’s first electrical entrepreneur, building and operating Wilmington’s earliest power plant.
The inn retains many of its original features, including the high ceilings, fireplaces and cozy conversation areas. The main house offers nine guest rooms, and the vintage carriage house tucked away behind the house offers three additional guest rooms and a more private suite with fireplace, cable TV, and a whirlpool with an overhead skylight for a view of the heavens. Guests and the public alike will marvel at the inn’s renowned menu and collection of fine wines. 802-464-3768
The West Dover Inn
The historic West Dover Inn is the showpiece of West Dover’s charming little village, located right on Route 100. An authentic 19th century inn, the West Dover In has welcomed guests in elegance since 1846. Each of the inn’s 12 rooms offers period furnishings, comfy quilts and traditional appointments. The restaurant offers fine dining in a relaxed atmosphere. 802-464-5207
The Weathervane Lodge
The Weathervane located on Dorr Fitch Road in West Dover boasts European charm and New England hospitality. Another hidden gem, the Weathervane offers eight guestrooms, each individually decorated and furnished with authentic antiques. Hosts Bruce and Elaine Timmons are both avid skiers, and enjoy sharing their knowledge of the area’s downhill and cross-country skiing opportunities. 802-464-5426
The White House
Located on Vermont Route 100 only a stone’s throw away from the Averill Stand, the White House of Wilmington sits atop a knoll commanding a view of Wilmington village and across the valley to Haystack Mountain.
This magnificent Victorian mansion was built as a summer home for lumber magnate Martin Brown. Brown was responsible for a number of local landmark structures, each more impressive than the last, with this hilltop masterpiece as his crown jewel.
With its 14 fireplaces, finely crafted woodwork, and sumptuous antique furniture, visitors to the inn are treated to a real slice of the genteel life. Some visitors may be lucky enough to get a visit from the White House of Wilmington’s friendly ghost, and everyone will enjoy the more earthly delights offered in the award-winning restaurant, open to the public.
802-464-2135
