Historic Inns of Burlington, Vermont
The Lang House on Main Street and the Willard Street Inn
Two Vermont Bed and Breakfast Inns Offering
One Gratifying Experience
Two of the most prominent 19th century mansions in Burlington, Vermont
collectively offer 25 rooms - with differences in architecture and guest-room personalities
- but no difference in distinct service and hospitality for Vermont vacation
and business travelers. All rooms are individually decorated and offer private
baths, air conditioning, telephone, cable television, and wireless and dial-up Internet access
to meet your personal and business needs.
From the Willard Street Inn and Lang House, guests can walk to Lake Champlain, Champlain College or the University of Vermont, art and cultural venues, shopping and restaurants in downtown Burlington.
The Lang House and Willard Street inns are part of the Select Registry roster of superior inns based on hospitality,
architectural distinction, tasteful and comfortable furnishings, excellence
in housekeeping and maintenance, and unsurpassable on-premise breakfasts.
Discover more about each Inn in the descriptions below and on the Inns' websites.
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| Built as a private residence in 1881, the Lang House
was converted in 2000 to an 11-room bed and breakfast inn. The renovation
preserved the house's historic nature, but added a number of contemporary
amenities. The Lang House features all the historic qualities guests
expect in a 19th century Victorian home - soaring ceilings, stunning
woodwork and the rosette pattern repeated throughout the house.
The inn is situated in Burlington's Hill Section, which is known
for its remarkable residential architecture and proximity to Champlain
College, the University of Vermont, and downtown Burlington.
The Lang House innkeepers and staff provide genuine hospitality
and personalized attention. Visit our website in order to appreciate
fully what the Lang House offers to leisure and business travelers.
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Fourteen distinctive rooms welcome guests to this lovingly restored
1881 Queen Anne/Georgian Revival style brick mansion in downtown
Burlington. In some, the Inn's heritage, along with stunning views
of the Lake, take center stage with period antiques and vintage
accessories. In others, plush down comforters top four poster
beds for a luxurious night's rest. Stroll the English gardens
after breakfast, or during one of Burlington's breathtaking sunsets.
The Inn is located in the heart of the city's historic hill section,
within walking distance to the University of Vermont campus, the
Church Street Marketplace and the Waterfront.
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