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Enjoy your visit to Vermont at Marshfield Inn & Motel. We offer quiet country accommodations on 37 acres convenient to both Montpelier and St. Johnsbury. It’s the perfect relaxing stop-over after a busy day of travel, or a comfortable place to settle for a few days while exploring Central Vermont or the Northeast Kingdom.

Situated on a knoll with panoramic views of the Green Mountains and the Winooski River Valley, you’ll experience the cozy charm and beautiful surroundings of a B&B, with the privacy, convenience and reasonable price of a motel. The large Victorian Main House, built in 1881, was originally part of The Eaton Farm, an 800 acre sheep farm. Each of the motel units are large, clean and comfortable with views of the surrounding mountains. Hearty Vermont breakfasts are available each morning in the Main House Breakfast Room. Specialties on our menu include country fresh eggs and "from scratch" whole wheat pancakes with locally produced maple syrup and Cabot butter.

Marshfield Inn & Motel has been serving guests for over 40 years. We invite you to join us soon to experience our premier Vermont beauty, tranquility and 4-Season fun for yourself!

Some Favorite Things To Do:

• Read a book while swinging in the hammock behind the motel.
• Visit the Farmer's Market on Saturday mornings in Montpelier.
• Pick out some new plants for the garden at Vermont Flower Farm (Peacham) or Gardens of Seven Gables (Barre).
• Hike around Kettle Pond in Groton State Forest.
• Then cool off with a maple creamee at Bragg Maple Farm.

We are centrally located only minutes from Vermont's charming state capitol, Montpelier, and convenient to St. Johnsbury and the picturesque Northeast Kingdom. Stowe is 45 minutes away and Burlington approximately 1 hour. The Canadian border is just 1 1/2 hours to the north.

Marshfield Inn & Motel is the perfect hub from which to explore in any direction. It would be easy to spend several weeks touring the area and still not sample everything this neck of the woods has to offer—but hey, you have to start somewhere! So here are just a few suggestions to help you plan your next visit:

Spruce Mountain: This 3-hour hike is rich in bird life.

Onion River Sports: Pick up a local bike map in this Montpeiier shop and spend the day exploring.

Stephen Huneck Gallery and Dog Mountain: This 400 acre mountain-top farm features a wonderful gallery filled with Huneck's artwork.

Groton State Forest: 25,000 plus acres featuring hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing.

Rock of Ages Granite Quarry: Watch a master sculptor turn a block of granite into fabulous statuary

St. Johnsbury Athenaeum and Art Gallery: A monument to the nineteenth-century belief in learning

River Run Restaurant Indulge in the great tastes of southern cooking right here in Vermont.

New England Culinary Institute's Main Street Grill & Bar and Chef's Table

Cabot Creamery: Tour the cheese making facility at this Farmer's Co-op.

Trout River Brewery: Lyndonville microbrewery prides itself on creating fresh, all natural, premium ales and lagers.