Smith Maple Crest Farm and B&B
This twenty-seven-room landmark was built in 1808. Except for the first twenty years, when this building was run as a tavern; it has been a private home with each generation of the Smith family welcoming guests on a small scale.
Robert Frost and past governors have slept here. In 1969, owner Donna Smith started the Bed & Breakfast as a "real home away from home, with a noncommercial style of hosting." In any corner of this enchanting Inn, you will find beautiful antiques, treasured family heirlooms, classic paintings, and over 220 years of Vermont history...
This treasure has been discovered by 'Country Living' and 'Yankee' magazines. Our visitors range from: artisan quilters, theorem painters, retreat planners, photographers, families and friends.... from all over the world!
Everyone who visits comments about our "true Vermont hospitality," where visitors can experience a genuine seventh generation Vermont farm, and witness our daily routine. In the springtime, visitors can expect to see Jeff tapping maple trees, and beginning the process of making our authentic maple syrup in the barn. Guests will find that each room has its own unique style and personailty, and often have a hard time choosing which room(s) are their favorite.
Robert Frost and past governors have slept here. In 1969, owner Donna Smith started the Bed & Breakfast as a "real home away from home, with a noncommercial style of hosting." In any corner of this enchanting Inn, you will find beautiful antiques, treasured family heirlooms, classic paintings, and over 220 years of Vermont history...
This treasure has been discovered by 'Country Living' and 'Yankee' magazines. Our visitors range from: artisan quilters, theorem painters, retreat planners, photographers, families and friends.... from all over the world!
Everyone who visits comments about our "true Vermont hospitality," where visitors can experience a genuine seventh generation Vermont farm, and witness our daily routine. In the springtime, visitors can expect to see Jeff tapping maple trees, and beginning the process of making our authentic maple syrup in the barn. Guests will find that each room has its own unique style and personailty, and often have a hard time choosing which room(s) are their favorite.