페어팩스에 위치한 인 앳 벅 할로우 팜에서 챔플레인 호수까지는 22.1km 떨어져 있으며, 8.4km 거리에는 President Chester A. Arthur's Home도 있습니다. 이 가족 여행에 좋은 B&B에서 라모일 밸리 철도 트레일까지는 8.9km 떨어져 있으며, 10.3km 거리에는 Lamoille River도 있습니다. 워터슬라이드, 시즌별로 운영되는 야외 수영장 등의 레크리에이션 시설을 잊지 말고 모두 즐기세요. 이 B&B에는 무료 무선 인터넷, 아케이드/게임룸 및 TV(공용 구역)도 편의 시설/서비스로 마련되어 있습니다. 인 앳 벅 할로우 팜의 숙박 고객을 위해 서비스를 제공하는 스낵바/델리에서는 간단한 식사가 가능합니다. 아침 식사(풀 브렉퍼스트)가 매일 08:00 ~ 09:00에 무료로 제공됩니다. 대표적인 편의 시설과 서비스로는 무료 유선 인터넷, 컴퓨터 스테이션, 간편 체크인 등이 있습니다. 시설 내에서 무료 셀프 주차 이용이 가능합니다. 에어컨이 설치된 4개의 객실에는 전용 수영장 및 평면 TV도 갖추어져 있어 편하게 머무실 수 있습니다. 무료 무선 인터넷을 이용하실 수 있으며 위성 채널 프로그램도 구비되어 있어 지루하지 않게 시간을 보내실 수 있습니다. 편의 시설/서비스로는 책상 및 별도의 좌석 공간 등이 있으며 객실 정돈 서비스는 매일 제공됩니다.

We really enjoyed our stay here. It felt very homey. Price was just a bit steep than usual probably since we booked this last minute during peak foliage when almost everything was already fully booked in Vermont. They take your breakfast orders upon checkin. There's also a restaurant next door.

Friendly and helpful service, comfortable, clean room and great breakfasts made our stay among the best ever. We like B & Bs especially in older houses & this was a nice Queen Anne Victorian. Our room had a queen bed and a comfy chair among the furnishings. The bathroom made use of the small space efficiently. The shower was small & the only thing the owners might want to consider is adding a hand held shower instead of the fixed shower head which would be a blessing for short people. Kuereg coffee machine available anytime, convenient for second floor guests, water and canned sodas too. The freshly baked bars & cookies were available in the afternoon & evening. For breakfast there were ample selections, 2 types of quiches, vegetarian or ham & cheese. They were delicious as were the pancakes, breads and granola. Eggs, cheese, meats, flour and fruits were local. Strawberries, blueberries, whole fruits and juice also came with the breakfast, coffee and an assortment of teas. The Victorian house is well maintained, the dining room had a large table and several small tables for 2 so you could choose your preferred seating. The tables were set with china and glassware etc. nothing disposable. Your view might include the mountains in the distance and or a garden in full bloom. It took about 20 minutes to get into Burlington but it’s a pleasant drive. Went to Stowe which was about 25 minutes away. We stayed 2 nights but could have stayed longer! The family running the Sinclair Inn are young, hardworking and providing a really pleasant experience.

Nice hotel conveniently located downtown, easy walking distance to restaurants and shopping. My main gripe is the poor housekeeping. I was there 6 days and requested daily service when I checked in. Some days the bed was made other days it was not. One day they would take all the used soap and not leave new soap. (I would have been ok using the old soap, but they took it). Some days they would empty the trash cans other days they would empty one and not touch the other. The carpet was never vacuumed the entire time I was there. (I left some small chips on the floor and they remained there the last 4 days of my stay). When I mentioned these items to the front desk, in person or by phone, they copped an attitude. Called the front desk to complain one afternoon that the room had not been serviced and they sent in 2 men who said they worked in maintenance and it was not their job to clean rooms. Asked the desk clerk if they had a laundry, they snapped back, ”no”. They could have told me that there was one 2 blocks down the road. Dealt with different desk clerks, and all seemed to have an attitude. When checking in, they failed to give me my welcome gifts even though I am a Hilton Honors Member. Went down to breakfast each morning, which was pretty good, but there was a constant flow of what appeared to be homeless people coming in and out the front door taking all the breakfast items they wanted. Most went in and out multiple times. The desk clerk was there and observed this, but said nothing. These were not clean people, touching all of the utensils and cooking equipment. I actually work with an organization that regularly feeds the homeless, so I understand their plight. But this is not what I was paying for at this property. A piece if trim had fallen off the wall prior to our arrival. (4th floor) It stayed there on the floor during my entire visit.