The Mulburn Inn

The hosts were very friendly and welcoming. They made us comfortable right off. Very nice people. The breakfast was very good and filling.

Nothing.

I appreciate the effort taken to cook breakfast around my allergy. Attention to the food was phenomenal and prepared with care. The house is warm and welcoming. The King room is where it is at if you want a space to hang out some. The bed was so comfortable. I truly appreciate Karen and Dave opening their house to us.

Beautiful historic summer “cottage” lovingly restored by the owners, Dave and Karen. So many beautiful architectural details everywhere you look! And all the comforts of home. Amazing breakfast cooked to order. They thought of everything that i might need.

Nothing!

The atmosphere, food, and the owners! The location to Brenton Woods. And the overall charm of the 100+ year-old Inn.

Nothing, everything met our expectations.

Quintessential bed and breakfast. Breakfast was amazing. Dave and Karen are a really nice couple.

Einmaliges Erlebnis, schade dass wir nicht länger bleiben konnten

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The vintage decor and atmosphere had an old time relaxing vibe. The breakfast tasty and was a good portion.

Great innkeepers! Dave and Karen are hospitable and generous. They have curated a beautiful property.

The house is incredibly beautiful, spacious, and well-appointed. Dave greeted us as we arrived, showed us to our room (due to an earlier cancellation, he upgraded our room at no additional cost), and took our breakfast order. The room was huge and very comfortable with a large bed, sitting area, and private bath. Breakfast was incredible, hot, and right on time. Options abounded and the dining room was gorgeous (like all the other areas of the house). Location was perfect for our weekend getaway to visit places in Vermont and get some hiking in the Presidentials. The house has very cool history - Thomas Edison originally wired the house and many dignitaries have stayed in the house (Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio, a few Presidents, etc.). The town is classic New England - one road, super cute eateries, restaurants, and an amazing ice cream shop (we went every night). Pro tip - get to your choice of restaurant early or after 7:30 or so). They don’t take reservations and since they are the only places in town, the waits are 45-60 minutes during prime time hours. But, the food was great everywhere we went.

Everythin in town closes at 9:00, which we knew/expected. The toilet in our bathroom was a bit small and right up against the wall, which necessitated some creative plans for use, but that added to the charm of a 150 year old house.