Rabbit Hill Inn

Really welcoming on arrival and the staff throughout our stay were really friendly. On entering the room there were nice touches such as classical music playing, chocolates and felt really cosy to walk into. The in house mini pub was a nice touch and restaurant was cosy too, the girl serving was literally doing everything and working so hard but always smiling. The breakfast was tasty and fresh.

Blinds didn’t fit the windows, so light was coming through. Bathroom could do with modernisation. The pub food was very expensive for what it was and the starter of crab cakes was pretty tasteless, which was weird. They say it’s optional but there felt a pressure to tip on the complimentary breakfast, which we have never had in our life before and it felt a bit weird!

Cookie/Cake with Afternoon-Tea for a relaxing stay was very kind and delicious. Serviced Breakfast was great. Location and recommendation to visit Littleton nearby (brilliant little shops and brewery/restaurant(s)) was perfect. Unfortunately we did not have the chance to join the Hotel`s restaurtant.

Everything 🤗

Absolutely nothing

The property is historic and charming.

The hotel appears to be run by a corporation intent on cutting costs. Products are cheap and not local (teas, bathroom, room snacks, etc.). Hotel restaurant similarly did not serve local or seasonal veggies or meat. Final bill included a mistaken bar charge and previously undisclosed “historic preservation” fee of $20. Hotel is very overpriced for what it offers - promoting historic and “authentic” local vermont when in fact it operates more like a corporate chain hotel.