The Wildflower Inn

My family and I stayed recently, and we had a great time. We stayed in a clean and spacious suite, which had great views. While we stayed we enjoyed dinner at their restaurant. Service was great while we stayed. We were satisfied and will be back!

We had a terrible experience at the Inn during the solar eclipse of 2024. We paid a steep $650/night for an apartment with 3 bedrooms that was simply falling apart and incredibly dirty; traveling with two young children, this made our stay a nightmare. 2 out of the 3 nights spent there, the furnaces were not working so no heating (after a blizzard!) and no hot water. The furnaces were eventually restarted but only late at night, and the furnace room had to be left wide open in the middle of the main hallway which was a huge hazard with young kids. One of the beds was covered in insect carcasses. All sink faucet handles were broken, and the sinks would not drain water so we had to wash our hands in 10 seconds or the water would overflow. A power switch was broken, leaving cables uncovered. There was a huge layer of dust everywhere, the kitchen cabinets were streaked of black, the shower floor was stained black. Internet worked maybe 10% of the time. Breakfast was very simple (which is fine). What left us most disappointed is that we complained about the lack of heating and we were told by the managers “sorry, but we addressed the issues” implying that we had no right to complain. We were still not able to shower 2 out of 3 days and had to leave with a furnace room open in the middle of our living space, so we thought that this was a very inconsiderate answer to give. We will certainly not be back and we do not recommend this place to anyone.

the rooms were fine nice beds good shower. the bar was fun bartender was great then we made the hug mistake of eating their first day the food was ok chicken marsala was more like chicken and gravy with a few mushrooms. day two they sent out a hamburger that was to be cooked med was burnt on outside cold in the middle the next day get chicken fingers they comped them after we told manager didn t mess up the chicken last day ordered another simple meal chicken sandwich wanted lettuce and tomato they sent out black cherry tomatos didnt grill the bun and warn lettuce the last time we were their food was great will never go back do not eat there just sleep go to town to eat

We are from Houston & stayed overnight after visiting a friend in St. Johnsbury. We arrived a bit late but per our earlier phone call to the Inn, our key and and other instructions were left for us in a basket by the door. We knew there were no TVs in the room, but wifi was great and who needs a TV anyway?! It was just freezing cold in Vermont last week when we were there, but we woke up to snow everywhere and it was sooooo beautiful! The Inn had heat that was thankfully, not overwhelming, and plenty of towels which the 2 of us, for whatever reasons, needed! We were meeting friends for breakfast so missed out on the Inn's offerings. Overall, it was a lovely stay - reminded me of Gilmore Girls kindof place. Not at all fancy - lots of wood and old-fashioned comfyness. Just lovely. Thank you!

Beautiful setting and plenty of options around to keep busy. Great coffee with breakfast, comfortable beds, and hot showers. Toilet a bit fussy in the carriage house but ok. With as delicious as dinner smelled, I expected a bit more from the breakfast options.

Bed was bouncy, walls and ceilings thin so you could hear guests flushing toilets and walking around. Bath sink was buckling laminate, bath ceiling drywall has buckling drywall taped seams from water leak above. Room sparse without even a box of tissues. Friendly staff, nice location.

Great one night stay for a ski race. The rooms have a great rustic look. No tv but that’s fine with me. Overall would stay again and have already recommended

The stay was poor to fair and I don't see myself staying there again or recommending it to others. My thoughts of the room- Exterior: The wood rot on the of the building made the first impression very poor. Peeling/chipping didn't add charm, just neglect. The patio when entering on the back of building, where you park, had wrapped wood beams that could injury someone if not paying attention. Theres no signage on the property of what the buildings are named eg: Carriage House, school house. This would be a great option other than a map for self navigation, because if you don't know where you are on the map, it's not very helpful. Room: non-family room in Carriage house The bathroom could stand to be remodeled, or at least removal of the unsightly stain in the sink and replacing the knobs one is cracked and missing a center piece of it. The counter that was installed to hold the sink is certainly from the 80s or 90s. I did enjoy a heater in the bathroom. The bed was comfortable. There was one upholstered chair in the room. The other two seating options were metal chairs. As one could image metal chairs are NOT relaxing whatsoever. Another upholstered seating option in the room would've been nice. Add-on to your stay: They failed to be mindful when placing overpriced items in the room ahead of the arrival. My partner and I arrived at the Inn around 830pm, but knew that was the case and had indicated it on the pre-check in and original reservation. The champagne upon arrival to the room was bathing in a bucket of cold water and cloth napkin sopped onto it. The sweat from the bucket leaked onto the wood furniture causing water ring damage and a paper flyer being stuck it. The champagne should've been delivered to the room closer to my time of arrival or better yet, given to the front desk to deliver to the room upon arrival. OR place something under the bucket to protect your furniture. The antipasto was yummy, however it came with only one cheese knife. I would expect at least two plates, silverware, and napkins, as that menu item is not a finger food. However none of these items were in the room. Just coffee mugs. This place was not my cup of tea. I'll pay a $50 extra to stay down the road the Burklyn Inn next time.

No television or radio in rooms. Walls pretty thin, so it was easy to hear noise from adjoining rooms. Nice staff. Property needs some maintenance. Our toilet leaked and made gurgling sounds in the morning. Door and key to the room were difficult to operate. Plenty of parking. Nice views.