The Jackson House Inn

The Jackson House Inn offers refined lodging with luxurious details on the edge of Vermont's most beautiful village. A stay with us is like visiting your most fashionable friends in the country--if your friends are given to world-class art, Italian linens, and English landscape gardens. Dating to 1890, the Inn combines the best of past and present, merging heirloom antiques with today's most valued guest features such as individually controlled AC/heating and hi-speed wireless, along with guest services suitable to a four-star destination property.

Set amidst acres of lush English perennial gardens, the Inn features stylish sitting rooms and a library, as well as a light-filled dining room in which a three-course gourmet breakfast is served, highlighting regional seasonal ingredients. The works of local artisans such as Shackleton Thomas, Simon Pearce, and Farmhouse Pottery are featured throughout--all to ensure that you know you've found the true heart of Vermont. Our spacious and well-appointed guest suites are graced with gas fireplaces; all of our suites and classic rooms immerse you in luxurious details including Frette linens, Anichini bedcoverings, Saratoga water, and bath amenities from Whisper Hill. Throughout, a museum-quality collection of classic and contemporary art marks the Jackson House Inn as one of New England's most beautiful and memorable properties. The Jackson House Inn has been awarded four diamonds from AAA and named one of the nation's top 50 inns by The New York Daily News, and one of the country's top 25 inns by TripAdvisor. Yankee Magazine recognized the Inn as Vermont's best couples retreat, though we're also the perfect spot for gatherings with friends and family and for special events.

From the moment you arrive to find your luggage discreetly whisked to your room, to the concierge services of our seasoned staff, to our healthily indulgent breakfasts, you'll be hard-pressed to pull yourself away from the Jackson House Inn. But if you do, the streets, shops, and restaurants of delightful Woodstock await, beautiful in any season. And for the more adventurous, the slopes of Suicide Six and Killington, Quechee's hot air balloons, or South Woodstock's equestrian facilities are but a short drive away.