Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Quaint New England inn. Great breakfasts. Close to snow skiing. Very clean rooms. Refrigerator full size, microwave, snacks available in hall. Owners pay great attention to detail.
Quaint New England inn. Great breakfasts. Close to snow skiing. Very clean rooms. Refrigerator full size, microwave, snacks available in hall. Owners pay great attention to detail.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed February 23, 2018Reviewed February 23, 2018
The owners are so kind, friendly, and thoughtful! I stayed here the night before the eclipse, and because they knew people wanted to leave early the next day to beat the eclipse traffic, they moved up the start of breakfast (poached eggs and bacon hash, yum!) an hour.
The hotel is beautiful and has wonderful views of the surroundings, including the lake, from windows. There is a nice loop around the lake that can be done, and hiking trails nearby.
There is a cozy atmosphere in the winter,...
The owners are so kind, friendly, and thoughtful! I stayed here the night before the eclipse, and because they knew people wanted to leave early the next day to beat the eclipse traffic, they moved up the start of breakfast (poached eggs and bacon hash, yum!) an hour.
The hotel is beautiful and has wonderful views of the surroundings, including the lake, from windows. There is a nice loop around the lake that can be done, and hiking trails nearby.
There is a cozy atmosphere in the winter,...
On a Foliage tour through New England in October, my wife and I stayed at The Monadnock Inn following a hike of the nearby Mt. Monadnock. Arrival mid-week was simple and the Inn is full of centuries-old charm and comfort. Check-in was very simple and we were handed a key and walked up the stairs to the 3rd Floor Pauline Room. The room was very cozy with an antique soak tub and shower (great after a long hike), beautiful bay windows, steam radiator, comfortable bed, and warmly lit. There was no...
On a Foliage tour through New England in October, my wife and I stayed at The Monadnock Inn following a hike of the nearby Mt. Monadnock. Arrival mid-week was simple and the Inn is full of centuries-old charm and comfort. Check-in was very simple and we were handed a key and walked up the stairs to the 3rd Floor Pauline Room. The room was very cozy with an antique soak tub and shower (great after a long hike), beautiful bay windows, steam radiator, comfortable bed, and warmly lit. There was no...
Todd
Reviewed October 26, 2015Reviewed October 26, 2015
Whether you're on a family vacation and want a small, cozy place to stay, or you're a solo traveler hoping to get some local recommendations, a B&B can be a good choice for many different types of travelers. When you want to explore some attractions in town, Black Pond and Windsor Town Hall are worth a stop.
Are you thinking about B&Bs over traditional hotel rooms?
Every B&B has its own unique feel. Whether it’s a garden for guests to admire or a beautiful dining room, the tiny details are what make bed and breakfasts the perfect escape.
What are the best bed and breakfasts in Windsor?
Below are some B&Bs in the surrounding area: Follansbee Inn: 18 rooms. 15.9 mi (25.6 km) from the downtown core. Enjoy the free full breakfast and unique décor. Rosewood Country Inn: 11 rooms. 8.6 mi (13.8 km) from the heart of downtown. Enjoy the free full breakfast and unique décor. Dexter's Inn: 19 rooms. Located 15.9 mi (25.7 km) from the core of Windsor. Enjoy the private yard and outdoor tennis.
When is the best time to book my B&B in Windsor?
When you're planning your escape to Windsor, be sure to take into account the year-round temperatures. The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 66°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 27°F. The snowiest months in Windsor are January, March, February, and November, with each month seeing an average of 7 inches of snowfall.
What is there to do in Windsor?
When you want to check out some attractions in town, you might consider a visit to Black Pond and Windsor Town Hall. Franklin Pierce Homestead and Highland Lake are also some sites to visit if you want to see more of the area.
How can I get to and around Windsor?
You can map out your trip in and around Windsor ahead of time with these transportation options. Fly into Concord, NH (CON-Concord Municipal), which is located 26.4 mi (42.5 km) away from the city center. You can also search for flights into Springfield, VT (VSF-Hartness State), which is 28.6 mi (46 km) away. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.