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Inn At Weathersfield (Woodstock, Vermont)
Known for its distinctive lodging and dining, perfect for a quiet getaway in Vermont just minutes from Okemo MountainKnown for its distinctive lodging and dining, The Inn is the perfect choice for a quiet getaway in Southern Vermont - just minutes from Okemo Mountain, Ascutney Mountain, Ludlow,... [more]
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The Woodstocker Bed And Breakfast (Woodstock, Vermont)
A charming, elegant and comfortable inn ideally located for exploring Woodstock and all of central VermontWelcome to The Woodstocker Bed & Breakfast. Candles softly glowing in the front windows beckon you to the charm and casual elegance of this warm and comfortable inn. The circa 1830... [more]
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Deer Brook Inn (Woodstock, Vermont)
Pleasant guest rooms, 4 rooms and 1 suite with private bathrooms. All rooms non-smoking. Antiques, quilts, stenciling and original pine floors enhance the rooms in this small, newly remodeled Inn. No tv or phone in room except for tv in the suite.... [more]
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