Inn at Buck Hollow Farm

I came up just to ski at Jay Peak and get away for two nights. The surrounding area is beautiful and so is the property itself. The house and property are gorgeous, the rooms are super cozy and the common areas have some great snacks and drinks for people staying there- it's like something out of a Norman Rockwell painting. The included breakfast that I had on the second morning (left too early on the first) was delicious, and the couple who run the place were super friendly and accomodating. They gave me some great recommendations while I was in the area and I loved every minute of my stay there! Highly recommend!

Idyllic setting surrounded by hills, grassy pastures, Holsteins, all within 5 miles of Lamoille Valley Bike Trail which can be taken Southeast through valleys and small towns or NW to connect with Missisiquoa trail. Quiet clean. Nice breakfast. Friendly hosts. Lots of snacks including homemade maple ice cream. Might take a screen shot of your google map instructions in case lose connection. St Albans about 15 miles away. Nice shops restaurants. About 35 miles to Burlington or Islands of Lake Champlain.

Beautiful views from the property, Room very clean, lots of windows for natural lighting. Shower had extremely good pressure. Breakfast was delicious. Owners were friendly and so pleasant. They were a great resource for the history in the area. Would recommend and would return in the future.

The owners were great!! Great breakfasts made by the owner, Jacquie. Delicious! Easy access even after hours. Very quaint, gorgeous place! Would highly recommend!

The hosts were amazing and so welcoming. Breakfast was wonderful. Would return for sure!

There were a lot of positives with this B&B but also some negatives. We arrived at 7 PM and were told we only had one room reserved when we had clearly reserved two rooms since July. I had spoke on the phone with both hosts several times about the reservation. We were blamed for the mistake and told there was no other lodging available except possibly one room in St. Albans for $600/night. They had given away our 2nd room an hour before we arrived. Jacquie was gracious and set up the day bed in the suite for us. Not ideal but OK. Luckily we were able to get the 2nd room for the 2nd night. On the positive side, the rooms were very comfortable. Good linens and very clean. I had the blue room the 2nd night and it was quite charming. The shared space was comfortable and we had a group breakfast with the other guests which was pleasant. On the negative side, there was ABSOLUTELY ZERO internet connection, even standing adjacent to the router. I understand that internet is spotty in the more rurual areas of VT, but I thought we'd get at least a weakish signal standing near the router. Also, more concerning is you could not call out on your cell phone. If you need or want to keep in touch at all, this could be problematic. Also, my travel companion was charged twice. The issue was resolved. So, I suggest you double check your reservation, have zero expectations about connectivity, and check your credit card balance. That being said, I wouldn't say don't go there. It has its charms.

the property was immaculate. the inn was so interesting with all sorts of unique antiques. the hosts were exactly the kind of people to be sponsering a B&B. Also, Jackie is a great breakfast maker! Will definately go back.

Lack of WiFi a real problem. Not just at the inn. I’m the whole area. GPS does not work. Hard to get around.

Dark unlit room with very little space. Light breakfast. Owner used the frozen waffle bag as an ice pack on her injured dog.