The Dorset Inn

Dorset, Estados Unidos

4.4

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+1 802-867-5500
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www.dorsetinn.com
Dirección:
8 Church St, Dorset, VT, 05251
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Hoy 08:00 – 10:00
11:00 – 14:00
17:30 – 21:00
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Horario local (Dorset) 18:00 domingo, 29 de junio de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 08:00 – 09:30
17:30 – 21:00
martes 08:00 – 09:30
17:30 – 21:00
miércoles 08:00 – 09:30
17:30 – 21:00
jueves 08:00 – 09:30
17:30 – 21:00
viernes 08:00 – 09:30
11:00 – 14:00
17:30 – 21:00
sábado 08:00 – 10:00
11:00 – 14:00
17:30 – 21:00
domingo 08:00 – 10:00
11:00 – 14:00
17:30 – 21:00

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20 opiniones sobre The Dorset Inn

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Tu valoración: 3
Berkeley Heights, NJ
Food is good– not crazy good but good– bar needs some help– ordered a Manhattan — and the bartender shook it instead of stirring it — so the drink shows up with a foamy pond scum on top. Bartender should know how to make a Manhattan
Tu valoración: 5
Setauket- East Setauket, NY
ok one year later! so we planned our stay at the VSF horse show such that our first night was here, and then rented a house for a week (cost would really add up to stay with a family and pets at such a nice hotel for 8 or more days!). totally great welcoming experience! again the room was spotless, the front desk staff lovely (I wish I could recall their names!), and this time we enjoyed a relaxing dinner (yum!) and their fab breakfast the next day, as it was tuesday so we didn’t have any classes that day. all in all, fabulous! will be back for sure!!!
Tu valoración: 5
New York, NY
Escaping the city for a fall foliage weekend I came to The Dorset Inn one night for dinner with my parents and absolutely loved it. Delicious food served on the ground floor of a old home from the 18th century, this place just oozes in quaintness. I had the lobster bisque and the halibut, which were both wonderfully flavorful and fresh. Make a reservation as this place gets busy during «leaf-​peeping» season.
Tu valoración: 5
Rochester, NY
I have stayed at multiple properties by the same owners. I have found the staff to be extremely accomodating. The Dorset Inn is very charming with beautiful gardens. The town itself is SO adorable. Across the street there is a general store that you could find your VT souvenirs and whatever you need. The bartender was so gracious and accommodating. I love the way it is decorated too!
Tu valoración: 5
Port Washington, NY
Beautiful and rustic old inn with great service and excellent food.
Tu valoración: 5
Arlington, VT
Dining in the Tavern in front of the fire on a chilly night– delightful! Noonie is a dynamo-​wonder-​server. She expertly maneuvers a packed Tavern by herself, and is always cheerful. The menu has recently changed, and is truly appealing. There is always a fish special with some kind of wonderful preparation. Patrick makes excellent, strong drinks with a smile. I have to say, that with all the delectable choices, you can also get the BEST burger anywhere within a 50 mile radius. Superb grilled flavor and quality Angus beef, served with Bourbon ketchup, Home made hand cut fries and onion rings. YUM! But do try the fresh fish specials and other comfort foods.
This is our No. 1 GO-​TO.
Tu valoración: 5
Fairfield, CT
My husband and I have just returned from Vermont, where we spent two wonderful nights at the Dorset Inn for our Anniversary. It was our second stay there, and, if anything, it was even better than the first. The staff couldn’t have been more helpful or courteous. The room was charming and nicely decorated. And the food — I can’t rave enough about the food. We had dinner in the dining room the first evening and it was a delicious as could be (the second evening, we had tickets for the Weston Playhouse and preferred to dine closer to the show). Breakfast offered a varied menu — my husband said it was the best Eggs Benedict he had ever had, and my French Toast was unique, but nonetheless delicious. I should also mention that the décor of the Inn appears to be authentically Colonial with many antiques, and the gardens are beautiful. I am looking forward to a return visit.
Tu valoración: 5
Albuquerque, NM
Visited the Dorset Inn for a group meeting. I had a rather late arrival and felt very welcomed by a letter with my room key in the outside mailbox. They’d even left the light on for me in my room. The service was wonderful, food was excellent (included with the room rate), and even the little things were handled royally. Some of our group had a late evening getting back to the inn, and although the restaurant was closed, they were served soup and salad in the backyard. I love that wifi is free and so is access to a computer and printer — take note chain hotels, no need to charge $ 1 per page to print boarding passes or $ 13 per day for Internet access. Rooms were nice. I’ve never stayed in an historic inn like this, but definitely will again!
Tu valoración: 4
San Jose, CA
To celebrate our last night in Vermont, our group of 5 decided to have dinner at the Dorcet Inn. A friend and I had the special — which was Duck — and it was so tasty! My husband and another friend had the Arctic Char — again very delicious. The service was very good, the ambiance lovely, and the food excellent. Highly recommended.
Tu valoración: 5
Seattle, WA
I haven’t stayed in many B&B’s, but if they’re all like this one, than I’m going to do more! The building was clean, quaint, historical, and overall lovely. With such an old building, you might expect it to be in disrepair, but it has been kept up and remodeled while keeping the charm and history.
Our room was perfect, big cozy bed, the hall was quiet, and the staff was incredibly friendly. I was able to get recommendations for a nearby hike and wineries before I even flew out to VT weeks in advance! I also somehow lost my room key within 30 minutes of checking in, and the front desk happily gave me a new one without making me feel bad.
The food was delicious… a bit pricey, but not bad compared to Seattle food prices (where I’m from)… and worth it for the quality. My sweetie was mad in love the filet mignon– I’ve never seen a food bliss face quite like that one! I had a swordfish special, and was also pretty in love. Breakfast was great, too, (although I was hoping for an eggs benedict like the website implied). But great local ingredients, dark coffee, sweet butter, and maple syrup… yum!
It was quite affordable with the deal I bought. I would recommend it to people I know in a heart beat who are looking for a quiet, clean, historical getaway.
Tu valoración: 5
Narragansett, RI
Our stay was perfect. We loved the ambiance finding it cozy with a fire in the fireplace, and a warm knowledgable staff. The room was perfect, the food fabulous, and the wait staff great. Our only complaint was not being able to stay longer. Much cozier than the overpriced Manchester Inns.
Tu valoración: 4
Baltimore, MD
Scoring an inn deal on groupon, we really didn’t know what to expect. When we arrived we love the feel and look of the inn and the small town it is located. Hotel staff was excellent and we were shown right to our room. Cozy but not too small of rooms, perfect for those who are out and about during their stay. Hotel got very warm at night but that was very fixable by cracking a window. Breakfast is included in room rate and exceeded expectations. Very delicious and filling. Not much happening around Dorset but we had a blast exploring most of the state! We would definitely visit again.
Tu valoración: 2
Closter, NJ
Was here for breakfast because Manchester is usually a zoo during the weekend. When we asked for a table for 6, they gave me a total attitude about not being able to put all of us together. After trying to find another place, we insisted on sitting together and they finally put two round tables to sit all of us together. Strange.
The food. Not very good. Dry pancakes, slow, and overpriced.
It’s a charming place and all but they need to lose the attitude and server better food.
Tu valoración: 4
Williston, VT
Superb and charming
Tu valoración: 3
Medford, MA
My girlfriend and I just got back from the Dorset Inn. We had breakfast twice and dinner once while there.
Breakfast was excellent. The egg dishes were very good as was the corned beef hash and pancakes.
Dinner was decent but way overpriced. The calamari was poorly breaded and overfried; its only saving grace was the Thai chili sauce. My NY strip was a very nice cut of meat and was cooked well. My girlfriend’s Gigli pasta was okay but it would’ve been better if half the plate wasn’t olives.
I’ll give our stay mixed reviews. The inn workers were friendly and helpful. We were a little put off by the other people staying there who did not like us not because we were misbehaving but because we still had pulses. We were the only people staying there under 60.
We were also a little put off by the service fee we received due to groupon. A 10% service fee added up 23.50 which should have been included in the groupon price not the end bill. I guess it’s just semantics but I did not like it.
Overall, it was a nice experience but the Woodstock Inn is far superior as are a bunch of the places in Stowe. I plan on going again but not until I am a senior citizen.
Tu valoración: 5
Boston, MA
This place is unbelievable. Hotel, staff and food were absolutely exceptional.
I’m a sucker for historical places. The Dorset Inn is the oldest operating Inn in Vermont. It’s charming, with it’s remarkable decorations that resemble centuries ago. It’s warm. The room that I stayed in had a fireplace and a flat screen television. The square footage was roughly 1000 square feet; plenty of room to accommodate several people (we had guests come from Queensbury for supper and hosted them prior). Our room had modern luxuries that is a rare find in old world hotels.
The food. Wow! Dinner and breakfast were superb; our entire dinner party was pleased. Breakfast was awesome and complimentary. Try the french toast! The coffee was surprisingly amazing!
The staff was world class. Very attentive to myself and my girlfriend. At arrival, we were given a tour of the Inn. The entire staff was extremely helpful with any need we had.
HIGHLY recommend. This is a hidden gem. I will surely be coming back here in the spring, summer and fall. and of course next winter. The Dorset Inn is now a permanent staple in my travels. Grateful to have found this place.
Tu valoración: 5
Wethersfield, CT
I did not stay at the Inn… although it looks very New England quaint. We had dinner was «heavenly matched» per my husband. Calfs liver was excellent… per my BIL. We truly enjoyed our dinner.
I had made an appointment (last minute) to the Petite Spa for a facial. The desk clerk tracked the technician down to confirm the appointment. I called at 11 and she scheduled for 2… now that’s service. The tech, Philippa, was magical… the only adjective I could come up with to describe the experience. Price was reasonable for a tourist area. I highly recommend.
Tu valoración: 5
New York, NY
This is the best bed & breakfast experience I’ve ever had. First, the inn is large enough that you don’t need to make small talk at breakfast with strangers you don’t necessary feel the need to get to know.
Second, the inn was impeccably decorated to simulate the feeling of being in an old home. Many of the decorations evoke the feeling of the 18th & early 19th century, when the inn was founded. It is cozy, welcoming and completely charming.
The room rate includes breakfast. Additionally, the inn provides an afternoon snack (they served us apple cider) and had freshly made desserts. After grabbing our hot apple cider we sat down to a good ol’ fashioned game of checkers.
Now to the food:
Breakfast –the menu includes stuffed french toast (and Vermont syrup), pancakes (and Vermont syrup), omelets, eggs benedict, and fresh Vermont greek-​styled yogurt with fresh granola and fruit. Most meals are served with toast. We tried the cinnamon raisin, rye and whole wheat — all were clearly fresh baked artisan breads.
Dinner — great service, varied menu, awesome atmosphere. I had the greens salad and quinoa cakes over lentil stew. My salad was full of fresh vegetables — not old, tired, potential unfrozen veggies. My quinoa cakes and lentil stew was full of delicious Indian spices. My husband had a stuffed portobello mushroom. Absolutely the best vegetarian meal I’ve ever had.
My last note: on our last night in the area, we moved down the street to a big fancy Starwood hotel. It had some of the old school charm, because of the façade but inside this was just your standard hotel. It came nowhere near the comfort of the Dorset Inn and I was thankful I was only spending one night there.
If you’re making a visit to this part of Vermont, you’d be a fool not to stay at the Dorset Inn.
Tu valoración: 4
New York, NY
Delightful spot for an upscale dinner in an otherwise low key Vermont. Service was slow and lacking, but that is par for the course in this area and since our food was delicious, won’t deduct any points for this. Would definitely go back. Oh, did I mention the dessert? Good luck, so many to choose from and they all sounded incredible. Man at next table said he’d like to order a slice of German chocolate cake with a scoop of tapioca and a scoop of rice pudding! I opted for the German chocolate cake, and no matter how full you may be, it’s a MUST, even if you only eat a forkful.
Tu valoración: 4
Arlington, VA
We visited the Dorset Inn, a wonderful New England country restaurant nestled on the main floor of an old Vermont mansion, while on a ski vacation in Manchester. I was a bit worried that it would be stuffy and pretentious, but was pleasantly surprised by the casual and congenial atmosphere (and dazzled by the sight of the front door lamp glowing in the drifts of snow).
In addition to the main dining room, with its muted lighting and heavy linen tablecloths, there is a charming dark wood-​paneled tavern, and it effortlessly evokes the downstairs of an intimate British pub (while serving Grey Goose martinis) with its lightly scarred wooden tables and chairs. We lingered with our drinks here while waiting to be seated, enjoying a quiet conversation with the bartender.
And the food. The restaurant offers a wonderful mix of traditional and new American dishes, including beef, lamb, and duck (the summer menu is lighter), always prepared with seasonal and regional ingredients. Though we arrived a bit later in the evening, our meal was not rushed and our dishes (beef for both of us) were thoughtfully prepared. I was pleased that the menu included true (and tasty) vegetarian dishes (not just a collection of sides), as many of my dining companions are vegetarian. I would, however, recommend skipping the desserts. Neither chocolate nor fresh apples could save them. Recommended.