The Conley Lakeview Cottage
Vermont State Senator George Aiken on a visit to the region in 1949 said, "This is such beautiful country up here- it should be called the Northeast Kingdom." The former Vermont Governor is given credit for popularizing the name. Historical accounts say that Gov. Aiken was speaking before a development group at the Darling Inn on Depot Street in Lyndonville when he first used the phrase in a public forum. The Governor Aiken room offers the ultimate in comfort and elegance.
- King bed
- Fireside double Jacuzzi
- Wood-burning fireplace
- Private porch
- Air conditioning
- Satellite TV and DVD player
- Free DVDs provided, must be signed out
- Microwave oven
- Toaster
- Refrigerator
- In-room coffee maker
- Free WiFi
- Free outgoing telephone calls
- Continental Breakfast
The Governor Aiken accommodates 4 people. Pets are not allowed.
This cozy two bedroom cottage tells us a wonderful story from the past. With a spectacular view of Lake Willoughby in Northern VT it is ideal for the family getaway year round.
- Queen-bedded room with Jacuzzi
- Twin-bedded room
- Fully-equipped kitchen with dining area
- Living room with gas fireplace
- Hand-crafted rustic furniture
- Central air-conditioning and heating
- Private deck with furniture and gas grill
- Flat Screen Satellite TV
- DVD player
- Free DVDs provided, must be signed out
- Safe
- Free WiFi
- Washer and dryer
- Daily housekeeping service
- Free outgoing telephone calls
In the early 1900s the George Conley family operated a farm on Lake Willoughby that also served as a boarding house for road workmen. In 1909 the Robert Frost family rented a tent-site on the lake next to what is now the Robert Frost Cottage . As a result of their stay, Frost became inspired by Mrs. Conley and wrote his famous poem “A Servant to Servants” in 1914. The original farmhouse was eventually demolished and new structures were built and rebuilt over time. The structure that was completed in 1987 is now the WilloughVale Inn.
Accommodates up to 4 guests. Pets are not allowed.
This cozy two bedroom cottage tells us a wonderful story from the past. With a partial view of Lake Willoughby in Northern VT, it is ideal for the family getaway year round.
Accommodates up to 4 guests
- Queen-bedded room with Jacuzzi tub
- Twin-bedded room
- Fully-equipped kitchen w/ dishwasher
- Keurig & brewing coffee machine
- Blender
- Living room with reclining furniture & gas fireplace
- Hand-crafted rustic furniture
- Central air-conditioning and heating
- Private deck with furniture and gas grill
- Smart TV's W/ Satellite TV
- DVD player
- 1 bathroom w/tub shower
- Hair dryer
- Iron & Ironing board
- Safe
- Free WiFi-
THE WIFI IN THIS COTTAGE IS PATCHY AND SOMETIMES GOES OUT. IF YOU NEED WIFI YOU MAY HAVE TO COME DOWN TO THE MAIN INN - Washer and dryer
- Daily housekeeping replenishing service
- Free outgoing telephone calls in USA & Canada
- 2 to 3 Car parking
In the early 1900s the George Conley family operated a farm on Lake Willoughby that also served as a boarding house for road workmen. In 1909 the Robert Frost family rented a tent-site on the lake next to what is now the Robert Frost Cottage . As a result of their stay, Frost became inspired by Mrs. Conley and wrote his famous poem “A Servant to Servants” in 1914. The original farmhouse was eventually demolished and new structures were built and rebuilt over time. The structure that was completed in 1987 is now the WilloughVale Inn.
*Pets are not allowed.
Continental breakfast is not included