Stay, learn, and experience the Farm
We look forward to welcoming you to Shelburne Farms! Your stay is a chance to get away, unwind, explore the Farm, participate in our programs, and experience the beauty here.
The Inn at Shelburne Farms was originally the 19th-century country home of Dr. William Seward and Lila Vanderbilt Webb. Rehabilitated in 1987, today it serves as the guest house for the nonprofit. The house still has most of its original furnishings and fixtures. The Inn features: 24 guest rooms in the main house, 4 guest cottages, a public farm to table restaurant, and a 1,400 acre working landscape to explore and enjoy.
Important information about guest rooms at the Inn
- Climate Control: The Inn is an historic building that does not have central heating or air conditioning. While we do everything we can to provide a comfortable guest experience, it is important for you to be aware that with Vermont’s variable weather it can be quite hot in the summer and chilly in the spring and fall.
- Elevators: All guest bedrooms in the main house are on the second and third floors and there are no elevators. Our staff will be delighted to assist with your baggage.
- Television, Radios, and Wi-fi: Guest bedrooms do not have televisions or radios. Wi-fi is available in the common rooms on the ground floor.
- Original fixtures and furnishings: Every room is unique and some have historic bathtubs that can be difficult to get in and out of.
- Please no pets.
Please call if you have any questions or concerns!
If you are traveling with a group of 8 or more people, please contact our Group Reservations Coordinator for availability - Abby Draper. [email protected] | 802-985-0406.
See Floor Plans.
All room photos courtesy of Orchard Cove Photography. Click on photos to see multiple images of each room.