The Brandon Inn has a rich history dating back to the late XVIII century and has served as a gathering place for travelers, locals, and notable figures ever since. The current Hotel was built in the 1890s, after a fire destroyed most of downtown Brandon, with extensive renovations done over the years. It comprises approximately 35,000 square feet of finished space with 39 guest rooms, a lobby, ballroom, kitchen, several dining areas and lounges. King rooms are located in the second and third floor of the hotel and each one is uniquely decorated. Each has a private bathroom, a king bed, AC (window unit) and ample space. Common areas, swimming pool, lawn, back patio, The hotel has staff ready to attend guests needs. Brandon, Vermont, nestled in the Champlain Valley, is a charming New England town famous for its vibrant arts scene and historic downtown. Lush, rolling hills encompass the area, which lies near the Green Mountains, offering plenty of opportunities for hiking, biking, and skiing. Lake Dunmore, a short drive away, is a haven for swimming, boating, and fishing. Brandon's surrounding area, including the towns of Middlebury and Rutland, offers a rich blend of cultural attractions, outdoor pursuits, and local Vermont agriculture, with apple orchards, dairy farms, and maple sugaring operations open to visitors. Breakfast included. Served at the Cafe from 7:30 to 9:30.