Jackson House Inn, Woodstock, Vermont
The Jackson House was built with devotion and pride in 1890 by Wales Johnson, a local sawmill owner. His aim was to erect the finest example of late Victorian architecture possible. Floors of cherry and maple rival fine furniture, walls, and mouldings of the finest workmanship.
In 1940, the building was bought by the Jacksons, who opened it as a guest house called The Seven Maples Tourist Home. The third owners, Jack Foster and Bruce McIlveen bought the property in 1983, and restored it to the high level of quality originally created by Wales Johnson. The guest rooms are each furnished in antiques of a different style and gracious period.
The natural outdoor beauty of the almost five acres comprising the gardens augment the feeling of calm and the character of the Inn. Winding through the spacious gardens and meadow, you cross an arched bridge over a brook to a pond, home to the resident snow geese, ducks, and trout.
In 1996, we bought the Inn from Jack and Bruce to take it to its next level of excellence. Larger rooms with fireplaces, and a small four star restaurant will enhance the quality of your stay.
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Owners: Juan & Gloria Florin
Open Since: 1940
We Accept: Checks, Mastercard and Visa
No. of Rooms With Private Bath: 15
No. of Rooms With Shared Bath: 0
Dates Closed, if Any: None
Location: In small town
Amenities: Air conditioning, Television in parlor, VCR, Antiques, Canopy beds, Sitting room/library, Exercise room, Full breakfast, Picnic baskets, Box lunches, Room with scenic view, Private porch, No smoking, Suites available, Evening dessert/cordials/hors d'oeuvres and Restaurant on site
Sight-Seeing: Museum and Art galleries
Other Sports: Golf, Tennis, Horseback riding and Bike rentals
Out In The Town: Antique shops/malls, Espresso bars, Shopping district, Farmers market and Crafts
Out In Nature: Bike trails and Hiking trails
Memberships: (* = organization inspected the inn, + = organization is PAAAC approved)
Professional Association of Innkeepers International
Area Attractions:
Woodstock Village, Restaurants, Billings Farm & Museum, Music, Theater, Vermont Institute of Natural Science, Woodstock Historical Society
These recreational facilities and attractions are all within 12 miles of Jackson House Inn.
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