Hotels in Danville, VT

Tucked into a small corner of the scenic state of Vermont, Danville is a rural farming community that boasts an inordinate amount of natural beauty and recreational attractions. From the lakeside beach at Joes Pond to the Greenbanks Hollow Covered Bridge, there are plenty of natural attractions in the area. When it comes to accommodations, there are comfortable lodgings for the adventurer in you.

Injunjoe Court

Injunjoe Court is a campground located in West Danville. The grounds boast 15 different cabins, varying in size, with a host of amenities for campers of all varieties. There are two housing varieties: cabins and cottages. The cabins are all equipped with cable TV, refrigerator, microwave and private bathroom. The cottages are equipped with all of the same amenities, plus a fully-furnished kitchen. Accommodations are surrounded by a scenic forest and overlook the beautiful Joe's Pond, which serves as the local beach for Danville residents. Patrons can take advantage of the opportunity to fish, sail or swim in Joe's Pond when the weather permits. Cabins provide all linens and towels for added convenience.

Injunjoe Court
P.O. Box 27
West Danville, Vermont 05873-0027
(802) 684-3430
injunjoecourt.net/

Broadview Farm Bed & Breakfast

This bed and breakfast facility provides the quintessential small-town experience, set amidst some of the most beautiful natural scenery found in New England. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Broadview B&B has got the perfect combination of modern amenities and historic Vermont appeal. The facility is housed in a Victorian-style structure, and is situated in the midst of some of the most beautiful fall foliage in the country. There are four rooms, one of which is a family suite. Breakfast, dessert and other snacks are included in the price of the room; however, additional dining options are nearby in the heart of Danville.

Broadview Farm Bed & Breakfast
2627 McDowell Road
Danville, VT 05828
(802) 748-9902

Fairbanks Inn

Located just minutes away from Danville, in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, the Fairbanks Inn has 45 beautifully-decorated guestrooms, ranging from mini-suites to honeymoon suites; some of the rooms are pet-friendly. This property has all of the charm of a classic New England bed and breakfast, with some of the modern amenities of larger hotel chains. The Fairbanks Inn has wireless high-speed Internet access, free local calls, in-room microwave and HBO. This property also offers guests packages to aid in planning special getaways.

Fairbanks Inn
401 Western Avenue
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819
(866) 359-8204
stjay.com

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