Charming Escape with Historic Touches - Accessible and Cozy Retreat

Bread Loaf Room 1 Queen Bed · 1 Twin Roll-Out · Ensuite ADA Bathroom with Roll-In Shower Optional twin cot available upon request (chairs will be removed to make space) Located on the ground floor of our 200-year-old inn—nestled in a wing that once served as a 1930s barn—the Bread Loaf Room offers a bright, comfortable stay with both charm and accessibility. Renovated in the 2010s, the space blends rustic details with modern touches, creating a peaceful retreat after a day exploring Vermont’s Green Mountains. This room features a queen-sized poster bed, a twin roll-out bed for additional flexibility, and an ADA-compliant ensuite bathroom with a roll-in shower. Large windows bring in natural light and frame a calming view of the surrounding property. Just steps from your door, you’ll find a shared lounge with a leather sofa, Roku-equipped TV, and mini fridge for guest use. While the main entrance to the inn includes a few steps, guests booking this room along with the adjacent Oh Deer Room will have access to a private, step-free back entrance that opens directly to the yard—ideal for guests who prefer or require easier access. High-speed internet is available throughout the inn. We kindly ask guests to use headphones when streaming content to help preserve a quiet and restful atmosphere. Whether you're visiting friends at the Bread Loaf campus, hiking local trails, or simply looking to unwind, the Bread Loaf Room offers a thoughtful, accessible stay with a touch of Vermont history. Step-Free Entry Option: A step-free entrance is available at the back of the house. Please let us know in advance if you'll need to use it, especially during snowy seasons when the path may not always be clear. No Smoking Policy For the health, safety, and enjoyment of all our guests and the preservation of our environment: SMOKING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED ON THE ENTIRE PROPERTY. This includes, but is not limited to: All indoor rooms and areas. The front and back porches. The parking lot (even inside vehicles). The forested areas. Any other outdoor spaces within the 6-acre property boundary. .