The Inn at Ormsby Hill

 
Relax in front of the fireplace.

Indulge your love with a romantic getaway!

The ultimate bed & breakfast - The INN at Ormsby Hill is the premier romantic New England destination getaway. Located in Manchester - southern Vermont - The INN is easily accessible from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. A truly romantic and luxurious Vermont bed and breakfast country inn. A perfect New England vacation destination for intimate getaways, honeymoons, celebrations and relaxing escapes.

All rooms feature a romantic whirlpool tub for two, fireplace, and plush comforts of a luxurious bed.

Our romantic getaway package includes

• Vermont made truffles
• Bottle of champagne
• Cheese board
• One dozen roses

Enjoy a Vermont country breakfast each morning and all the other amenities that come with every stay at The INN at Ormsby Hill.

Twice the tranquility - a couples massage is an additional indulgence you may enjoy. See our site for other offerings.

We  can suggest a number of fine restaurants and would be happy to make reservations for you as well.

A two-night minimum stay is required (in-room massage not available in our Anne Eliza room.) Book the room of your choice at the prevailing room rate – go to the “Romantic Getaway Package” and click on the green ADD+ button – an additional charge of $150 will be added to your stay.

 Please give us seven days’ notice so that we may take care of all the details.

The Inn at Ormsby Hill is proud to be one of twelve 4 Diamond Inns/Hotels in Vermont. One luxurious evening with us and you'll know why.

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North Gate - The Inn at Ormsby Hill

UNIQUE ROOMS
Each of our 10 guest rooms and suites provide non-smoking accommodations and include a full compliment of amenities enhanced by a warm decor.

RELAXATION
The Inn at Ormsby Hill welcomes you with the perfect combination of in-room comforts, tranquil atmosphere and proximity to local destinations.

A BRIEF HISTORY

The original building, built in 1764 by Thompson Purdy, and one of the oldest structures in Manchester, now houses the formal living room, the Gathering Room and the Library, Taft and Lincoln guest rooms. The basement portion of the inn still contains the marble slabs which were abundant in the 18th Century. In the foyer of the old entrance is the smoke room where meats were hung and cured. It is believed that Ethan Allen hid in this "room" during the Revolutionary War. The house may have also served as a safe house for the Underground Railroad.

See more of the history