Rosebelle's Victorian Inn

Rosebelle's Victorian Inn is a stately Victorian circa 1830's grand mansard decorated with ornate Italianate filigree, listed in the national register of historic places, majestically situated within an easy stroll of historic Brandon, Vermont. This charming Victorian bed and breakfast with modern amenities offers four spacious and comfortable antique appointed guestrooms with private baths; if preferred a delightful two room suite arrangement is available sharing one central bath.

After a most restful evening, morning presents a scrumptious prepared full signature breakfast served at individual linen covered tables. Breakfast features Vermont grown and produced products; seasonal fresh fruit, flavored yogurt, choice of chilled fruit juice, delicious homemade fresh baked muffins or sweet breads with Cabot butter and locally produced jams and jellies.

Brandon is a quaint village nestled between Middlebury, Rutland and the central Lake Champlain valley, one of Vermont's most popular regions. Green Mountain National Forest and Moosalamoo Federal are recognized recreation areas. The Inns superb central location boasts outstanding biking, hiking and touring access to all Vermont special attractions, many historical and scenic points of interest and numerous seasonal events locally and throughout the state.

Our Vermont country roads are fun filled with excitement. As you meander along from place to place there is always something for everyone in every season. Rosebelle's is an easy drive from here to everywhere within the state. This elegant yet casual Bed and Breakfast is within easy walking distance to quaint and historic Brandon village with eclectic dining available at the local eateries; the Café Province, Watershed Tavern and Sully's or short drive to Cattails. If dining preference is lighter fare, Brandon offers a diverse menu of establishments; choice selections consist of unique sandwiches, pizza and pasta, oriental cuisine or rather just fresh baked fancy pastries or hot beverage at one of the coffee shops.

Guests often enjoy searching for those one of a kind treasures while browsing in specialty shops, visiting Briggs carriage bookstore, gift boutiques, or grazing through the Brandon artist guild and local art galleries or visit the antique shop boasting an old fashioned candy and ice cream scoop shop. Often guests take advantage of nearby opportunities, such as golfing at Neshobe, touring historic Fort Ticonderoga or visiting local museums. Attend a sport events or theater at Middlebury College or the Paramount Theater in Rutland.