Stowe's Green Mountain Inn has stood for warmth and hospitality for more than 170 years. Built as a private residence in 1833, by the mid-1800s the inn had become a favorite summering place for the fashionable guests who helped establish Stowe's reputation as a popular mountain resort. Famous visitors to the inn include Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Lowell Thomas and Gerald Ford.

Over the years, the hotel has expanded to encompass an adjacent late 19th-century train depot (which now houses fine guest rooms and shops), townhouses, and several luxurious smaller buildings. The beautifully restored inn offers a warm blend of modern comforts and country elegance, with replica colonial wall coverings, stencils, drapery designs, quilts and furnishings throughout. Situated in the heart of 200-year-old Stowe Village, the Green Mountain Inn mirrors the character and charm of this classic Vermont town.

Future president Chester Arthur acted in a theatrical production at the inn.

Original Property Opened: 1833

Rate Range:
Inn/Annex Rooms: $119.00 to $239.00
Fireplace Rooms/Suites: $159.00 to $409.00
Suites/Townhouses: $199.00-$729.00