Planning perspective
What to consider before reaching out
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Why this business stood out
The verified notes
- Historic farmhouse a short drive from Woodstock village
- Rooms tastefully decorated to match the property's history
- Team supports full event weekends, not just single days
In their clients’ words
What people say on Google
Cory Deermount
5 months ago
My wife, two dogs, and I spent last weekend (Mar 20-22) at Robinson Farm for their Vermont Sugarhouse Tour Weekend. The location, accommodations, and entire team were nothing short of amazing. The buildings and property are beautiful, and the rooms are tastefully decorated to match the history of the farm. They are conveniently located close to Woodstock's charming town center for dining and shopping, the Woodstock Farmer's Market, skiing options, and amazing covered bridges which is perfect. Highly recommend a visit. We will definitely be back in the summer or fall.
Julie Buchheit
10 months ago
My friend and I just ended a 3 night stay in the Maple Room. The farmhouse is beautiful and clean. We loved the thoughtful touches with the fresh flowers and common areas to sit and relax in the evenings. It’s so nice to have a full kitchen to be able to store and reheat food from the great restaurants here too. The view outside was unreal. So beautiful and we took some fresh maple syrup home. 10/10 recommend for a quiet stay close to Woodstock!
Tracey Perry
12 months ago
Wow, wow, wow! This past weekend at Robinson Farmhouse truly felt like a gift for the soul. The setting was pure Vermont magic with fields, fresh farm produce, honey, maple syrup, inviting forest trails on the property, and cozy nooks perfect for reflecting with a mug of tea after yoga practice in the yoga room. The meals were deeply satisfying, featuring local ingredients, every meal was even better than the last. Dylan the chef was superb! That goes for all the staff on the property as well! I stayed in the Sunrise Room. My room was spotless and full of charm, with a VERY comfortable bed and all the cozy touches that matter, from plush towels to the scented oils radiating throughout ...
Chris
9 months ago
The Robinson Farm is well kept and offers the quaint and rustic experience travelers anticipate when visiting Vermont. It is an easy 10 minute drive from the center of Woodstock and sits on a nice piece of property. The guesthouse is generally very quiet, and the staff gave us a great deal of privacy during our stay. It was also nicely decorated for Christmas. We stayed in the Sunrise room, which was clean and cozy. We do recommend that the owners update the doors and locks in the room, as they are pretty stiff, but this did not impact our trip. Overall good accommodations and reasonably priced.
Victoria S
12 months ago
My stay at Robinson Farm was incredible! If I could give it 10 stars I would! The farm is nice and well kept. The farmhouse rooms and common spaces are so cozy and comfortable. The staff there is very friendly and wonderful! I will absolutely be returning, and highly recommend to couples, groups, events, etc!
Reviews from Google. Read all of them on Google.
Getting here
How far is this from home?
Pick the city you and most of your guests will be driving from and we will estimate the trip.
An estimate for planning, not live traffic. Leafy weekends in October always take longer.
For your guests
Lovely places to stay nearby
Woodstock Inn & Resort
The anchor hotel in the village, ideal for a room block.
Kedron Valley Inn, South Woodstock
Country rooms minutes from the village green.
Twin Farms, Barnard
An all-inclusive splurge for the wedding night.
Three stops worth the detour
Somewhere pretty for photographs, and somewhere warm for a good cup of coffee.
Sleepy Hollow Farm, Pomfret
The most photographed farm lane in Vermont.
Quechee Gorge
A bridge walk over Vermont's deepest gorge.
Mon Vert Cafe, Woodstock
Warm little cafe on the corner for coffee and pastries.
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Editorial note: this profile is based only on the vendor research supplied to New England Celebrations. It is not a paid endorsement, interview, or first-person testimonial. Pricing and availability are on request.