Deming House Bed & Breakfast Inn Arlington, Vermont Step back in time and enjoy a romantic stay at the historic Deming House, in Old Arlington Village. Contact Info | Email this page to a Friend | Visit our Web Site Additional Pages... Special Packages   Availability Search: See which rooms are available during your stay. Check in: Check out: Powered by Webervations Clear search results Rooms Available from  to

The Deming House was built in 1780 by Gamaliel Deming and was originally named, "The Deming Tavern". Today, this charming two story Georgian Colonial retains much of its original splendor and architectural demeanor. The Deming House is a historical landmark placed on the National Register of Historical Places by the Department of Interior. The Deming House has been redecorated with antiques, wallpaper and period collectibles blending the past old world charm with the present.

The Deming House with its new owners Rick and Kaaron Schultz, invites you to be our guest and discover bed and breakfast comfort and hospitality with a warmth and friendliness that is distinctly Vermont country. Relax in the comfort of our spacious queen size guest rooms, each with private baths. Enjoy our generous breakfast served in the grand parlor. An extensive library and game table are available for our guest's leisure.

The Area Located in the beautiful Green Mountains of Southern Vermont, a mere 200 yards from the famous Battenkill River, nature beckons you to any number of outdoor activities. During the summer and fall months treat yourself to hiking, bicycling, fly-fishing or canoeing. Or, just sit back and enjoy the fall foliage. During our winter months you can enjoy skiing or snowboarding at the near by Bromley, Stratton or Mt. Snow ski areas, or a leisurely cross country or snow shoe tour of nearby Hildene, former home of Robert Todd Lincoln. For the less adventurous there is always antiquing along Route 7A or a short drive to the factory outlet stores of Manchester Center. The area also provides glimpses of history including the covered bridges, revolutionary war battlefields and museums, and was the home of such storied characters as Grandma Moses, Norman Rockwell and Robert Frost. During the warmer months, the area hosts many craft and antique fairs, classic car shows and the Vermont Summer Horse Festival at the base of Mount Equinox.

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