360 Main StBurlington, VT 05401
(802)652-2500
(877)919-9799
Circa 1881. Lovingly restored, this historic Victorian home was built in the prestigious Hill Section neighborhood. The stained glass windows, detailed woodwork and plaster with a rosette pattern complement the period furnishings and antiques. Gather for conversation and snacks in the Parlor. Choose from a pleasing selection of guest bedrooms in the main house or in the renovated 1857 Carriage House that include robes, personal products and chocolates. The Garden Spa features a two-person Jacuzzi and a kitchenette. Three breakfast options are offered in the Dining Room and Sun Porch. Enjoy homemade granola with organic vanilla yogurt and fresh fruit; an egg entrée; or pancakes, waffles or French toast. Each choice comes with meats, fruits, vegetables and baked goods. Walk to Lake Champlain waterfront and downtown shopping.
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Lang House on Main Street
Depends on the glasses you are wearing. Each room is individually decorated and appointed. If you like a two-person Jacuzzi, you'll find the Garden Spa to be romantic. Being a city inn, most guests come here for reasons other than romance.
A beautiful mantel, two inviting wing chairs and a lovely period Beaconsfield armoire add to the comfort and elegance of the room, which overlooks historic Main Street. Depending on your needs, the King bed can be converted to Twin beds. The Reed Room and attached bathroom are fully accessible, including the shower. 
One of the largest rooms in the inn, the Allen Room boasts a King bed, period furnishings and a full bath with pedestal sink and a full tub with shower. Rich and vibrant décor, named in honor of the property's original landowner, Ira Allen.
Named for a late 19th century Lake Champlain ferry boat captain, the Captain Lyon Room has a four-poster pineapple King bed. The bath has a full tub and shower. With two comfortable wing chairs in the turret area with bay window, many find this room to be the most luxurious.
Appointed with a Queen pencil post bed with canopy and matching antique burled oak armoire and dresser, this room was named for one of the original neighbors in Burlington's Hill Section. An original pocket door, discovered and restored during the renovation, leads to an adjoining bath with shower.
The bright and cheery décor, a painted Queen Cannonball bed, and the room's location in the back of the house make the Fisher Room a guest favorite. The blanket chest armoire has a rich patina resulting from many years of care. The attached bath is the original wainscoted bath used by the families who once resided here.
The Tuttle Room has quaint slanted ceilings with an east-facing dormer window. A Queen bed is nestled under the angle of the roof, and a twin day-bed provides space for lounging or an additional guest. A sink installed in an antique dresser is located just outside the private bath with shower.
The best views of Lake Champlain in all of Vermont's seasons are found from this room. The Queen bed, dresser and small commode are original Eastlake period pieces. The sitting area in the turret bay window provides excellent views of lake sunsets. Adjacent to the antique dresser with sink is a pocket-door leading to the bath with shower
This spacious, garden-level room is perfect for guests seeking a private, romantic guest room. Guests relax in the two-person Jacuzzi. The Garden Spa has a Queen wrought iron bed and twin day-bed, and includes a well equipped kitchenette, with a seating area and gas-burning stove.
A Queen pine sleigh bed, appointed with April Cornell linens and a spacious sitting area adds comfort and coziness to the McClurkin Room. Knee-high windows on the north and south sides of the room add charm and interest, and a futon couch can be made up into a full-size bed for additional guests. Private bathroom w/shower.
