Fellow Canadians
We welcome you to the best Bed and Breakfast in Vermont
We love to have guests from Canada as both Susan & Peter are Canadians. And Vermont is probably the state that is most like Canada in many ways: friendly people, clean highways and a focus on the important things in life like sustainability and helping others.
As you probably know the border is now open for Canadians to visit Vermont.
As long as you are fully vaccinated for COVID-19 you can now cross the border with minimal formality.
We do want to help you make your loonies go further! For the balance of 2022, if you are a resident Canadian and are staying 3 or more nights through to December 22nd, 2022 (except holidays and foliage season), enjoy a 20% room discount. You must book from a Canadian address and show us your Provincial driving license when you arrive. (You can book all dates but the discount will not be applied during holiday periods.)
Use Promotional code “Loonie”.
Coming across the border: The two main border crossings heading to Vermont are at Highview Springs Vermont from Quebec Highway 133 to I-89, and at Champlain New York from Quebec Autoroute 15 to I-87. If you like to explore the backroads there are also smaller border crossings where you may be the only car in line. (But don’t call us if you get lost!)
If you have a Nexus card you can use it at both of these main crossings but do check the status page for current hours of operation – and note that they are different in each direction. A Nexus card is a great investment if you cross the border frequently. It only costs $50, but there is a bit of paper work and an in-person interview involved. Note that everyone in the car has to have their own Nexus card if you want to use that lane.
