Very nice inn, in beautiful Vermont Countryside. Our room (# 1) was very cute, with a daybed that our grown daughter used one night. Lovely porch - bathroom was smallish - but it is an historic inn, so all in all not a problem. Food was great, the chef accommodated our vegan diet with grace and style! Would recommend without... More

I stayed at the Saxtons River Inn for a FASEB meeting. The place is a bit run down but does have a some charm. My understanding is that its very comparable to other local inns. Overall the Saxtons River Inn was an OK place to stay, very convenient to Vermont Academy and certainly a step up from the dorm accommodation... More

I am in Saxton's River again for another FASEB meeting. The only reason I am writing is that I see that someone has labelled this "the most charming Inn in Vermont, hands down." Tripadvisor should investigate because this person is either a relative of the owner or delusional. This Inn is mediocre at best. The only reason to go there... More

The minute you step though the front doors of The Saxtons River Inn, you immediately step back in time when life was simple and the living was easy. You are generally greeted by the charming inn keeper or one of his delightful staff. The Inn itself is charming. The beautiful bar area, with it's two plasma t.v.'s is an immediate... More

Yes, some wallpaper may be peeling. The ceiling may have a few cracks. One of the brass room numbers was missing from our door. But I felt the place was comfortable - like an old ball glove. Tattered around the edges or lacking the newer enhancements of newer gloves. But ultimately, it does the job. I really felt like I... More

The inn has definitely seen better days. The furniture in the room was quite literally falling apart, the bathroom was tiny (with a shower head that gave out little water), the wallpaper was peeling, and the staff was indifferent (they dropped off fresh sheets but did not bother to put them on the bed). The inn was also very loud... More