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Twin Farms

At a Glance

    Pros

  • impeccable service
  • stunning rooms
  • sensational meals

    Cons

  • astronomical prices
  • must drive to town/Woodstock

Twin Farms Review

Let's just get it out: Twin Farms is the best lodging choice in Vermont. Some even say it's the best small property in the country. And if you can afford it—stays begin at well over $1,000 a night—you'll want to experience it. Three rooms are in the beautiful main building, which was once home to writer Sinclair Lewis. The rest are individual cottages, secluded among 300 acres. Each incredible room and cottage is furnished with a blend of high art (Jasper Johns, Milton Avery, Cy Twombly), gorgeous folk art, and furniture that goes beyond comfortable sophistication. The food may be the best in Vermont. The service—suave, relaxed—definitely is. Prices include all meals, alcohol, and activities; there's a good spa, a pub within a big game room, and a private ski hill.

2010 Fodor's 100 Hotel Award Winner

The service is impeccable at this country estate in the heart of Vermont. In summer, guests hike, bike, swim, and fish; and in winter, skiing, snow-shoeing, and ice skating are par for the course. While guests stay active, the hotel staff prepares thoughtful touches, like picnic baskets for the end of the hike, and bonfires on winter nights.

    Hotel Details

  • 3 rooms, 10 cottages.
  • Rate includes all-inclusive.
  • Credit cards accepted.
  • Closed Apr.

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