Lunch in Putney, Vermont

Where do Innkeepers go for lunch?  Penny and I were traveling south on VT 91 headed for the Hartford, CT airport, when Penny said; “I’m hungry”!  Just 40 minutes from Chester, VT we drove less than a mile off the route into the Village of Putney, VT for what turned out to be a wonderful two-hour adventure.

New England’s BEST High Tea Experience at Inn Victoria, Chester, VT

When in Vermont skiing Stratton Mountain and shopping the Vermont Country Store, complete the day with High Tea at Inn Victoria in Chester.  

Maple Sugaring Season, Best Part Of Spring In Vermont

Spring is just around the corner in New England, which means it’s sugaring season here in Vermont! Just minutes away from Inn Victoria you will find Mitch’s Maples Sugar House, where you can enjoy some of the best, pure Vermont maple products including Maple Syrup and Maple Cream!

Fish the Backwaters of Naples & Marco Island, Florida

What do Innkeepers of Inn Victoria do when on vacation?...we go fishing in the backwaters of Naples, Marco Island and the Ten-Thousand Islands with Captain Robin Dugan.  

Inn Victoria of Chester, Vermont to Publish a Digital Cook Book

Imagine the bride-to-be asks you, the innkeeper, to prepare several pies for taste testing.  The pies are traveled to New York City where a number of friends-of-the-bride

gather for a pie tasting.  You win the pie tasting and are asked to prepare over twenty 12" pies for the wedding, to be held in Chester, VT. 

Nominated for the 2014 VT Chamber Hospitality Award

Inn Victoria of Chester, Vermont has been nominated several times for the 2014 VT Chamber Hospitality Award.  The Borden E. Avery award is designed for individuals who continue to demonstrate excellence in the operation and management of a Vermont Bed and Breakfast, inn or a hotel.   Innkeeper of the Year.

Chester, Vermont is Featured in the Boston Globe

A gas tank away from the major cities on the East coast, Chester, VT is one of those quintessential New England villages that make one feel like they have stepped back 50 years.  Authors Diane Bair and Pamela Wright of The Boston Globe rave about Chester in their Jan 28, 2014 article in the Travel Section.