FAQs
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Our address is 1245 Goshen-Ripton Rd., Goshen, VT 05733.
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Check-in is from 3 pm to 8 pm. Check-out time is 11 am.
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We understand that travel plans can be unpredictable. Let us know if you plan to arrive late, and we send you self check in details, via text. Early check ins can be tricky but we can usually get you in your room by 2 with notice. You are welcome to arrive early, base yourself out of the Outdoor Center and hike, ski or relax. Keep in touch with last minute updates- text the innkeeper @ 802-989-2785
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There are no fully handicap accessible rooms at the inn. However, our Orniblue room has accessible features, such as grab bars and a detachable shower head in the bathroom. We want everyone to enjoy the natural beauty and peaceful environment here on Blueberry Hill and seek to provide exceptional, individualized customer service. Please call us for more information regarding accessibility at the inn and how we can make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible!
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Breakfast is always included in your stay in all rooms except the Blacksmith Shop Cottage. We are happy to accommodate any dietary restrictions. Yogurt, granola, fruit, and pastries are served daily, and our hot breakfast option depends on what ingredients are in season. However, you can expect to see blueberry pancakes on your plate year round. Guests in the Blacksmith Cottage are welcome to add breakfast whenever we are serving.
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The Blacksmith Shop Cottage is a self-catering cottage, which means it is designed to offer a more independent stay. The cottage is available year-round, including during slower seasons and on weekdays when the inn may not be serving breakfast or may be unstaffed.
The cottage has a full kitchen so you can prepare your own meals and enjoy the flexibility of a self-catering stay. To get you started, we provide coffee and some homemade cookies.
When the inn is serving, you can also add breakfast or dinner to your stay. Our sauna may also be available when we are on site.
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We do not currently sell alcohol. All of our events are BYOB, and we have plenty of wine glasses if you decide to bring a bottle back to your room!
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There is a refrigerator in our kitchen for guest use, and you are welcome to bring food or snacks into your room.
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The original house was built in 1813, and additions have been made throughout the years. You can find a more detailed history on our About the Inn page.
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Our beloved inn dog, Remy, is a Wirehaired Pointing Griffon.
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The large plant creating a canopy above our greenhouse table is a Philodendron. If you take a walk down the hall, you may find edible plants used in our kitchen, large rose bushes, and a variety of other decorative plants.
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Our spring-fed pond has historically been stocked with trout. Nowadays, you will find salamanders, minnows, turtles, frogs, and plenty of other wildlife. It is a popular swimming spot, especially after a stint in our sauna, and moose have even been spotted taking a dip!
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Vermont is an incredibly picturesque state in all seasons, especially winter. Snow capped mountains surround our cozy inn, and the pond freezes over. The road is maintained throughout the season, so you’ll be able to visit us all year long! Our area is ideal for all sorts of winter activities, like snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, or you can simply watch the snow fall from inside your room! Of course, weather can be wild. Good all season tires and front wheel drive recommended at a minimum.
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The Blueberry Hill Outdoor Center has plenty of skiis, snowshoes, and microspikes available to rent for the day!