Edson Hill

We visited Edson Hill for a long, snowy weekend with our teenager. The location was close enough to restaurants and ski areas, but it has the benefit of being in a quiet and pristine area away from crowds and cars. The property is gorgeous and has well-marked walking trails. Management and staff are professional and friendly, and their love for the business is clear. The restaurant has a small menu but everything is done exceptionally well. Their little pub is charming, and it offers a cozy fireplace and creative cocktails. I highly recommend this beautiful inn!

100/10 stay-- Edson Hill is a peaceful and beautiful getaway in a secluded yet very accessible area of Stowe. Edson Hill mixes quiet elegance and coziness just perfectly. The grounds are stunning and snow shoeing is accessible for all ages and abilities. The rooms are well appointed, the bedding so comfortable, heated bathroom floor, in-room fireplace- all set the stage for a weekend of relaxation and elevated comfort. From the bartender (Vinny) to the desk staff to the wait staff the service is impeccable-- Big shout out to the chef & crew as the food is absolutely outstanding, farm to table, fresh, creative, delicious and presentation is so visually beautiful-- We LOVE Edson Hill and cannot wait to return-- an amazing place to "re-charge" for the weekend.

We had a very enjoyable two night stay here in early October. We had a fireplace deluxe king separate from the main guest house that was spacious, quiet, nicely appointed and very clean. The linens/towels were excellent, the bed super comfy, and the bathroom nicely updated with a walk-in shower. Our only negative was the in room coffee was instant and for the price charged for these rooms Nespresso machines should be available. Other than that, everything about the hotel was top notch, including the restaurant, which was excellent for both dinner and breakfast, with well trained staff and a cozy environment. The tables are a little too cozy as far as spacing and the lack of vegan options for breakfast was a bummer but the fact that they had a vegan option for dinner was greatly appreciated. All in all a great stay and we can't wait for a future visit.

What a gem! We only stayed 2 nights this trip but we’ll be back. Quiet, charming, and relaxing. Had 2 great nights of sleep. Room was cozy, had a very nice bathroom, and bed linens and mattress were very nice and comfy. The tavern had a great classic dimly lit old wood beam leather chair feel to it if you know what I mean. Great place for a drink before or after dinner. Or both 😂. The staff were so friendly and warm. The dinners were delicious, 5 stars. Our server Margo was so sweet and amazing and made the dinner extra special and memorable. Will stay here again and highly recommend!

It exceeds 5/5 ⭐️s!! Edson Hill is a lovely gem tucked away from the noise and busyness of the world. The moment you pull onto Edson Hill’s property, it invites you to relax and enjoy the beauty. It’s truly a dreamy, cozy, and charming location. Our room, Let It Be, was perfect!! Tucked away from the main house, and perfect for an anniversary trip. Hospitality at Edson Hill is top notch!! They took care of every little detail before arriving and during our stay — that is who they are! The dining room is quaint and charming making breakfast even more enjoyable each morning. The Tavern is so cozy offering a nice variety of delectable drinks! Evening dining is wonderful!! Thank you for such warm hospitality and creating such beautiful space through all of your intentional decor and genuine service. We can’t wait to return …hopefully in the winter.

My wife and I recently took a long weekend trip to Vermont. We, as Chicagoans, had never been to Vermont. We gave it a shot after hearing how great the fall season is on the East Coast. I had never heard of Edson Hill and found it through research online. Our experience here was incredible on every level. The property is beautiful, consisting of approximately 36 acres of great views, trees/leaves, horses, hiking trails and a pond. The entire Edson Hill staff, including house staff, wait staff and bartenders, were very friendly and accommodating. The patio, complete with a wood-burning fire pit, overlooks the property and is a great spot to relax, take in the views and have a cocktail. The restaurant and bar are located in the Manor House. The restaurant and bar are intimate and serve Michelin-caliber food and drinks. Additionally, Edson Hill is conveniently located approximately 10-15 minutes away from Downtown Stowe, Waterbury and Smugglers Notch. It is also located approximately 45-50 minutes from Burlington Airport. My wife and I stayed in the Que Sera Sera room in the Hemlock House. The rooms were elegant, comfortable and very clean. They are also quite private, since these rooms are almost like individualized cabins on the property. Rooms are limited, so the property is not overrun with too many people which really allowed us to relax and enjoy all the property had to offer. My wife and I do not have enough good things to say about our experience at Edson Hill. I have been back in Chicago for a few days and have already recommended Edson Hill to those who have inquired about our trip. For those considering a stay at Edson Hill - You can end your search here. Do not delay. Make the reservation. You will not be disappointed!

My wife and I stayed at Edson Hill this summer for our babymoon, and it was everything we hoped for and more. The property is pure Vermont charm—rolling hills, a peaceful pond, horses grazing in the distance, and even deer wandering by. It’s quiet, intimate, and wonderfully restorative. Jesse was an absolute sweetheart and made us feel so welcome, like we were staying with friends rather than at a hotel. The whole experience felt warm, genuine, and relaxed—true country luxury without any pretense. If you want quiet, quaint, and intimate, this is the place. If you’d rather be somewhere bustling and trying too hard, go to Topnotch or Spruce. For us, Edson Hill was perfect—romantic, restorative, and unforgettable. We’ll definitely be back.

My wife and I stayed for 4 nights. Everything was wonderful. The grounds are beautiful. We walked the property several times. The room was beautiful, warm and comfortable. Dinner was delicious in a pretty outdoor setting. The chef very accommodating to my wife's vegetarian restrictions. Private and quiet but only 10 minutes to downtown Stowe.

What an exceptional experience at Edson Hill! With at least 2 weeks advance notice, Edson Hill was able to accomodate us vegans. And wow, did they blow us away! Edson Hill arranged a pre fixe menu for us. - The Brussel Sprouts cooked to perfection, savory, smoky, hint of sweetness, and nutty from the pignoli dukkah and salt. - The Arugula and Beet Salad was so fresh, a beautiful balance of spiciness from the arugula, earthy sweetness from the beets, and sweetness candied pecans, and brightness from the dressing. - The Fig & Radicchio Salad was one of my favorites and what I will be dreaming about! Savory and smoky from the radicchio, subtle sweetness from the figs, varied textured with candied pistachios, and Chef Dylan's take on a vegan burrata... chef's kiss! - The Maple Soy Glazed Foraged Mushroom Pate was sourced from foraged mushrooms on the property (And Chef Dylan's mushroom guy is vegan!). What a treat! The broth was so umami and delicious! The pate wrapped in napa cabbage was so beautiful and a nice hint of sweetness from the maple and yams. - The Peach Streusel was a lovely finish, nice balance of tart, sweet, and richness. A sincere and serious thank you to Chef Dylan who's vegan cooking blew us away and could feel his passion in making exceptional dishes and experiences, Lei who helped coordinate our reservation and correspondence and the entire Edson Hill staff who made our experience so memorable. It far exceeded our expectations on service, the food, and I cannot thank you enough! We come to Stowe every year and will definitely be back if you will take us! I highly recommend Edson Hill as your next special occasion out when in Stowe. Thank you!

Great food. Amazing mocktails. Family dinner atmosphere which was very welcoming. The steak was done perfectly and mashed potatoes very good

Situated in a country club / nice resort, is the Edson Hill restaurant. We came on the earlier side on the weekend and got situated at the bar given that most of the tables were already reserved. The dinner was fantastic! All the food we got were amazing. I highly recommend the lamb carpaccio and the octopus!! The bartender was also amazing! She was so friendly towards us as well. Overall, would come back again!

Edson Hill is somewhere that everyone should stay and eat at least once in their lifetime. Stunning grounds, personable staff, interesting food flavor combinations. The outdoor patio is really beautiful at night and lovely in the mornings at breakfast. For dinner we ordered smoked carrots w lavender goat cheese and maple dressing, prawns, halibut and succotash, NY strip steak with a fried potato cake and chanterelle mushrooms. For dessert we got the basil creme brulee with preserved lemons and shortbread. The vegetables are so fresh, they seem like they were picked that day. Everything was extraordinary. This was a top 5 lifetime meal for me. Pricey but absolutely worth it. There's really some artistic work happening here. There should be a special designation in yelp for Meals of a Lifetime to separate the 5 stars from the *6 stars.* In my opinion a Dairy Queen can have 5 stars if the food met or exceeded my expectations, everything was clean, the staff was excellent, and I had a great experience. Obviously that is different from these 5 stars. Well done Edson Hill, I will remember you always.

My wife and I spend 3 magical nights at Edson Hill during peak foliage October 2024. Our room was located in the Hemlock House adjacent to the Manor House (which houses reception, the restaurant, the downstairs tavern in addition to several guest rooms). Room 11 was immaculate. Amazingly comfortable bed, perfect pillows, superb views of the property from our windows and a cozy (gas) fireplace with a large brick hearth and a nice tea/espresso station. I believe some rooms do have wood burning fireplaces as we saw the wood stacked outside other rooms (if you prefer that). The restaurants were great but we favored the tavern for its more intimate and authentic pub atmosphere. The included breakfasts were amazing and quite possibly the bacon the best I've ever had. Staff were personable and gracious. We cannot wait to return in the future.

Romantic small intimate dining room, for example the couple at the next table got engaged. It was a nice refuge from downtown Stowe. Food was excellent. Had the Brussels sprouts, black truffle cacio e pepe, steak frites, and crème brûlée. Definitely recommend

Google review summary 4.7 174 reviews 5 4 3 2 1 Reviews on other travel sites Reviews Edit review All Dining (50) Couples (14) Bar (21) Breakfast (26) Service (65) Property (60) Nightlife (6) Nature (18) Restaurant (11) + 8 more Most helpful So M1/5just now on  Google My family booked a reservation for dinner 2 months in advance and we were sat at the lower level of the restaurant on sofa chairs. When we asked to be sat a dining room, we were told "this is the best seat in the house". I was very insulted and my son was sliding off the sofa chair. Finally the hostess said "they are fully booked so we may have to wait over 30mins". I was ready to leave and then she said she moved things around and got us a seat at the dining room 10 mins later. We then sat upstairs and the dining room was not full. So again was very insulted. I believe the hostess was racist. We were the only asians there that was treated that way. Also the food was $50+ per plate and the food was mediocre. I would not come back here. You are better off going to Salute or the Bench.

Food Service Atmosphere Had the Smoked Octopus, Foie gras, Steak Frites & The Duck. Go before the bugs come out.

We knew it would be difficult to get a Fri-Sat reservation (we tried for several weeks), so we opted for a mid-week one. Edson Hill is exactly as others have described: intimate, cozy, warm and delightful. There is a comfy waiting area with fireplace; the bar downstairs has a lovely lounge with fireplace and views of the pond and mountains. If it was warmer temps, there's a beautiful brick patio outside. We nabbed a 5pm seating because I had class at 8pm and we wanted sufficient time to nosh and relax beforehand. We took a walk around the grounds, which are quite lovely. My understanding is that there is sometimes live music outside on the lawn, which sounds fun. The bartender was very friendly and their special cocktail menu changes all the time. Our server was pleasant, but I have a feeling she is used to a certain type of clientele. One of the first things she mentioned was that there would be no substitutions on the menu's main dishes. We hadn't intended to make any (not our thing), but I can see why this might be necessary to mention. We didn't see a main dish with sides that we truly wanted, so we decided to order several appetizers and make enough room for dessert. Our server seemed a little surprised that we weren't ordering main dishes (and having worked in the industry, I know what she may have been thinking). We started with two bowls of the Butternut Squash and Carrot Ginger Soup, which is served with kale chips. It was potentially vegan, as it appeared to be a velouté without cream (nut or dairy). I wish it had a bit more salt, but it was otherwise tasty. We followed that with an order of the Cider Glazed Pork Belly, which was served with micro greens, apple and pickled jicama. It was delicious. We also ordered the Fried Brussel Sprouts with smoked maple, pine nuts nutritional yeast, and Parmesan cheese. They were fantastic. We also had the Roasted Beets with beet molasses, candied pecan, chèvre and pumpkin powder. Also excellent. For dessert, we ordered the Flourless Chocolate Torte, which was served with cherries, pomegranate and a maple whipped cream. It was very good. All in all, it was a delightful mid-week meal out. I'll come here for après ski this season, to get cozy downstairs in the lounge.

1000% yes! Edson Hill is warm, welcoming, homely and good to go solo, on a date or group. From start to finish, the experience is exceptional. I was welcomed by Peter, and another young man who were extremely kind. By the way, this is a review for the restaurant located within the inn. Michelle was my server and every recommendation was a hit; the scallops, beet salad and duck were spectacular! The McBride sister's Sauvignon Blanc was the perfect pairing and I couldn't have asked for a better experience. Please check it out and enjoy!

#1 Absolutely perfect! Cozy, charming, picturesque! The food was creative and delicious. The drinks were wonderful. Dessert was outstanding. Jesse, the owner, could not be more kind, or accommodating. Jesse is a humble leader and has delivered a dream escape. Anna was so attentive throughout our meal and made spot on, patient suggestions. would not change a thing! Thank you!

The environment is great and service is excellent. We came here in a non peak season so food was very fast, server is attentive and view is great. The food is good but nothing really stands out to justify the hefty price tag.

AMAZING! Placed on a beautiful landscape, you can enjoy a gorgeous view while you dine here. The building itself was very inviting and cozy; while we were waiting for our table we were invited to the living room which was a comforting area filled with couches and art on the walls. Additionally, the dining area had nice tables and everything just fit with a modern- rustic type design. In regards to food, it was delicious. For appetizers we ordered the brussel sprouts and charcuterie board and were not dissatisfied by either. The board had a variety of cheeses that were all great and some side dips like hummus and a fruit spread. The brussel sprouts were salted and seasoned perfectly, I just wish the portion was bigger. Entrees I got a halibut dish that just melted in your mouth!! LITERALLY!! And for dessert we enjoyed the chocolate hazelnut panna cotta along with poached pears and sweet potato cookies. All were perfect and not too sweet- which we experience at most restaurants. Definitely pricey, but would go again!

Amazing steak , cooked to perfection and sliced thin . The cheese board was good but very average for the area . The drinks stole the show, very tasty . The server , Warren, was fantastic- you'll be in good hands

Top notch experience all around. I had heard amazing things about this place and it did not disappoint. The rooms is unbelievably cozy and they really thought of everything. The bed might be the most comfortable hotel bed I've ever experienced, the heated floors in the bathroom was an unexpected touch of luxury, and the wood burning fireplace was fantastic. We dined at the restaurant for dinner and breakfast, as well as enjoyed drinks from the tavern. It's difficult to find bad food in Stowe, but the restaurant at Edson Hill was the best food we had during our stay. Make sure you make a reservation for dinner at least once while you are there. The tavern is also worth visiting. The decor is super cute and the drinks were fantastic. It's also worth mentioning that the staff could not have been nicer. They were warm, friendly, and extremely accommodating. The tavern and restaurant are closed 2 days a week, but the manager went out of her way to get us a beer anyway when we had time to kill before our dinner reservation in town. Finally, if all of this wasn't enough, the grounds are breathtaking. There isn't a corner of this property that isn't picture worthy. We will definitely be back.

Could not recommend staying here more! Every detail is perfected. Was not super impressed by the dinner, but drinks were fantastic. Top tier organization!

We had the most incredible meal here the other night. Chef Picca masterfully showcases the menu items without burying them in heavy sauces or butters/oils. We ordered the halibut over parsnip veloute and the scallops with pork belly over spaghetti squash and kale. Both were amazing. For dessert, we sampled the special which was a white chocolate and ginger bread pudding -- we would go back just for that! Highly recommend coming here for a special night. Cannot wait to come back to see what Chef Picca does next!!

The food was great but the service was really not. The server was acting rude towards us the entire night. Our appetizers came out within 10 minutes of ordering and then our main courses took another hour and a half. No apologies from the staff when clearly there was something wrong (tables that came in after us got their food before we did). We had to beg to get the waitresses attention so that we could get the check. I liked the food and vibes but it was not the service I would expect at this price point.

We decided to head east to celebrate our anniversary and settled on the Stowe area as our destination. I found Edson Hill online and we made that our base for our 4-night visit. Edson Hill is a beautiful and quiet country inn consisting of a main lodge and several 4-unit manor buildings spread around the wooded, mountainous property. You really feel like you are away from things up here and have no problem seeing the night sky littered with stars. Our room, #14, was in one of the buildings just up the hill from the main building and featured a beautiful king bed, wood-burning fireplace all set up for us, a cozy day bed, modern bathroom and decent sized room. Pluses: -beautiful grounds-peaceful setting away from hustle and bustle of Stowe yet short easy drive to town or other attractions -comfortably furnished room with ample space -EXCELLENT wood burning fireplace with plenty of easy-to-light dry wood and kindling-we had a fire every night! -friendly, helpful front desk staff -genial host/owner Eric ch cos in with people-spot him wearing a red vest -breakfast is included -the have a wonderful restaurant but you need reservations for dinner Opportunitities -breakfast service (nice that it's included) but service really leaves something to be desired-especially on the weekend days when it was grand central station right when they opened. No one tells you how it works when you check in (FYI: breakfast opens at 8, there seems to be a mad rush right when it opens as when we arrived, usually at 8:30 the muffins and juice were largely gone. Also, as to the menu, there are two choices each day, or you can get basic eggs, and there is usually sides like sausage, bacon, potatoes). On our second day the server forgot to submit our order-clearly still learning. -bed-I think the mattress in our room has seen better days and was a bit saggy-we rolled to the middle each night Overall just a few minor annoyances-a great place to stay and I wouldn't hesitate to stay again.

The food is good, the service is fine. The place is a little stuffy and the vibe is really snobby. If you want to go for a quiet dinner with great food, this is your spot. If you want anything else then pick another place.

All I can say is WOW!! 10000/10! I would come back to Stowe just for this restaurant. Expensive but worth every single penny. Wait staff is extremely nice and food was just... oh my god... unreal. This should be Stowe's standard! Unfortunately most other restaurants in the area are eh. Edson Hill blew my husband and I out of the water.

The food and service here were very good. I ate down by the bar and it was much quieter and more intimate than the main dining room upstairs. Great place to get dinner in Stowe.

Overall a very good dining experience. We were seated under the awning and had a great view of the property. Our server asked what type of water we wanted and it was quickly brought to the table and we placed an order for the bar bites appetizer (olives, marinated mushrooms, and the most amazing almonds I've ever had). We ordered drinks and they came out promptly. As usual, my wife had numerous questions about items on the menu, which our server was able to answer. My wife ordered the blackened halibut and I ordered the braised rabbit (something I can't make at home). We also ordered salads. The salads came out immediately and I was concerned our meal would be rushed, but not to worry. There was plenty of time between when we finished our salads and when the entrées arrived. My dish was amazing. Braised rabbit, with kale, beluga lentils, in a ginger and lemongrass broth. It was excellent. My wife's fish was delicious as well, according to her. Sometime during our meal, it started getting lighter out, and I realized the awning was retracting. Nice touch. I was glad where we were sitting, because they also had a big tent setup for dining, and an open area with tables. This was a Friday night when they also had a concert in their meadow and the volume was perfect for us to hear all the way up at the patio. I had some desert and the waitress recommended a desert wine which I enjoyed. The only down side to the evening was that there were a lot of flies around. I put bug spray on my arms and the server lit one of those things that are supposed to keep the bugs away, but it didn't work.

During our recent trip to Stowe, Edson Hill came highly recommended. We had a lovely tour of the spot when we stopped by to make the reservation, the interior is beautiful and the outside dining has a wonderful view of the grounds. While we were there we asked if they had a kids menu and were told they did. When it came time for our dinning experience ( party of 6, 4 adults 2 kids ) our waitress Robin could not have been ruder. She was immediately put off that we had kids with us ( mind you they are 9 & 11 who dine out all the time at places like this.) When we asked for kid options she told us " what you see is what you get". Our meals were all wonderful, but we felt rush and any questions we had were replied to in a very curt manner. Edson Hill has delicious and creative food, beautiful ambiance but we will never return to pay for a $500 meal to me treated to horribly.

Friends recommended we seek out a table here during our COVID staycation, and we're so glad they did. Our dinner here was the highlight of an overall solid series of meals during our 4 nights in Stowe. To start, the setting on the screened patio was lovely and comfortable on a crisp fall evening, with a thoughtful amount of table spacing yet a lively feeling of dining out, a balance that's been hard to find these days. Space heaters kept the temperature cozy. Our server greeted us right away, and cocktails arrived promptly. She was knowledgeable about the menu, and to her credit gently stopped us from ordering too much. We shared the beet salad and Brussel sprouts, the former excellent and the latter ridiculously decadent. As we ordered mains I focused on the wine list and was delighted - it clearly reflected the curation of someone who really thought through the offerings with an informed point of view. That proved to be the case, as after a few questions of the server, she sent over Peter, who steered us to a perfect pairing to our mains from a producer whom he and I both admired. If he is on site during your visit, do seek his advice We both were very pleased with our entrees - halibut and pork shank from the new fall menu. Despite our servers efforts, we nevertheless overindulged and could not manage dessert. Needless to say, we left happy and satiated.

Funny they would have the gall to require a credit card number and threaten to charge $25 a head for cancellation and then cancel my reservation same day with no explanation. Something obviously very wrong over there.

This place was very elegant! If you're looking for a nice dinner place that you can dress up and have a good time this is definitely the restaurant for you. The food was amazing. We had the steak frites and the cheese platter it was delicious.

Shared a delicious birthday meal here and was very satisfied. I was very happy to know the bar had some dessert sambuca because I was to full to actually get the dessert. I will definitely be back here. The ambiance was particularly special.

Amazing spot. The old inn has such a special New England feel. Great service and great food but it really is the ambiance that sets this place apart from everything else in Stowe.

Spot on service and great food to enjoy with family and friends. Make sure that you make a timely reservation. We were 6 at the table and everyone was really satisfied.

This has a very pleasant outdoor setting. In past years the food has been good. Something went wrong this year. I ordered the duck which was highly recommended by the waitress. It was tough and tasteless. Two of my friends ordered the fish and it was dried out. Another friend ordered the salad and it was excellent. So the restaurant is hit or miss. it is also extremely expensive and for the prices I think you should expect a good meal every time .The. restaurant has been riding on its past reputation.

Let me start by saying that this inn and property are straight out of a fairytale, with ponies and all. The decor is beautiful and modern with touches of whimsy. I'll split the restaurant review and the inn review into two parts. Food: The inn has a formal dining space and a tavern below. The tavern is super cozy and perfect for a post-ski drink. The bartender is very talented, and his creativity really shows. Dining in the upstairs area is such a treat, especially with the fairy lights and nature inspired decor. I had the elk osso buco and deviled duck eggs (both flavorful and very different), although I've heard the jalapeño crab cakes are the must-have appetizer. Inn: If you're staying in one of the cabins, the rooms often have a fireplace. My friends and I roasted hot dogs over the open fire while sipping wine. It was a lovely place to come back to, so warm and relaxing! The rooms also have very new chrome pieces in the bathroom, so it gave a modern-classic fusion vibe. It was also delightful to have so many activities at the actual inn, like the cross country ski routes or the horses in the barn. We also went sledding down the hills near the inn - super fun for kids or honestly, adults too!

*Sigh* I hate that I have to write this review, but it's absolutely necessary so people are well informed of what they are getting themselves into and can make the best decision for themselves. I've been here in summer and now in the winter for dinner. The reviews are spot on that this place is beautiful and the food is very good. In the summer they had outdoor tables spaced apart and in Covid times it provided for a very relaxing and safe environment. As of the writing of this review in the winter of 2021-22, fully aware that dining can only be done indoors in chilly Stowe, the restaurant is surprisingly taking no visible safety measures related to Covid. None of the staff are wearing masks and the host/manager has no qualms about seating parties VERY close together. You should have zero expectations with respect to social distancing here. Even their website makes no mention of Covid safety measures. I felt like I was accidentally at a "no Covid rules"speakeasy. The food is still very good and the space, both indoors and outdoors is picturesque. If you have zero concerns about Covid and view the lack of masks or spacing as freeing then you will have a great time. If you have Covid concerns then this will not be a relaxing meal for you this winter. FYI - There are other high end restaurants in Stowe taking better precautions that will make for a more relaxing meal for Covid conscious customers.

Perfection. Yes, it's pricey, but it's very worth it if your budget allows. And there aren't any hidden fees or charges for "extras." Every single person working here delivers exceptional, personalized service. They welcome you with a genuine hospitality, and it seems like everyone on the property, from the welcome desk to the waitstaff to the housekeeping staff are determined to make certain that you enjoy your stay. My husband and I stayed here for our honeymoon, and we were beyond pleased with our decision. We hoped for a place we'd want to return to again for special occasions, and without a doubt, this is it. It's been three and a half months, and we still keep talking about our time there. The (included!) breakfasts are incredible - especially the chorizo and sweet potato hash. The food is so wonderful, and the dinner offerings in the dining room and in the tavern are expertly designed and still reasonably priced. There are outdoor activities available too - we really enjoyed snowshoeing with a expert guide. As for atmosphere, I could never say enough good things. We were there in winter, and the property is breathtakingly beautiful in the snow. We stayed in one of the guest houses, and they're both comfortable and stylishly decorated. Huge fluffy bed, heated bathroom floors, mini-fridge available if you request one, ample floor space. The fireplace was a stand out feature, and was so easy to light with a single match every night as housekeeping prepared the fireplace each day and keep us well supplied with wood. In the manor house, the decor is just as perfect - a mix of old and new that gives off great vibes. 10 stars if I could give them!

Excellent fine dining in Stowe. Main dining room or pub downstairs . Wonderful, charming atmosphere. One of our favorites.

Edson Hill had great potential, but failed to deliver. The photos make the grounds and rooms appear beautiful, and indeed they are. The grounds offer stunning countryside views, and I regret that we didn't have time to explore the grounds during our short stay. The room was also well designed. Two of the owners are interior designers and it clearly shows. The furniture looked fantastic, but the dresser was rickety and drawers were difficult to open. Our room was upstairs, directly above the kitchen. To access it, we had to go through the common living room, through the restaurant, and up a narrow set of stairs. The stairs were right next to the kitchen door, so we had to dodge servers as we came and went. We came at the end of a long road trip and struggled pulling oversized bags through the carpeted obstacle course to our room. I'm shocked the owners didn't think to remedy this by rerouting the staircase to the front of the building. If you do visit Edson Hill, avoid the Manor House rooms. The cottage rooms were very close to the manor, offered ground floors, and had drive up access. I wish I had known about the stairs as I would have booked one of those instead. We complained upon checkout to the front desk about the stairs not being noted on the website, and their response was that we should have called to book. I was looking forward to the breakfast at Edson Hill based on the strong reviews the restaurant receives, and the enticing dinner menu. Sadly, it was an utter disappointment. The paltry buffet consisted of French toast, scrambled eggs, home fries, and bacon. All of which were dry, flavorless, and in short supply. Some other items were available from the kitchen by request, but there was no written menu identifying the options. The service was short staffed for the number of guests, and as a result we were repeatedly brought another tables order and were done with our breakfast by the time the coffee came out--with a $7 up charge for decaf. Perhaps things are better mid-week as I overheard another guess staying for longer ask when the normal menu-based breakfast service would return. Overall, Edson Hill had great potential that was squandered through mismanagement. This was our first visit to Stowe, and I loved the area. We'll just find someplace better run for our next stay.

Simply Elegant! This was a great place for us to celebrate our anniversary. The atmosphere in the dining room was quiet and intimate. Customer service was stellar! The view was spectacular, and the food was beyond amazing. Edson Hill totally exceeded our expectations. If I could rate it higher I would! Highly recommend and would most certainly return.

Hands down the best restaurant in the Stowe area. Their seasonal changing menus are always to die for. Service is amazing, everybody is extremely hospitable. The view is almost as good as the food. And the cocktails are a must try! Blue crab toast and scallop ceviche were AMAZING!

Charming place with charming decor, very quite area in the middle of the wood. An Auberge and a restaurant. Its a good destination for a group who are looking fir a fancy dinner or a romantic couple gateway . We were welcomed at the entrance an guided to our table. The service is professional, classy and our hostess very polite and helpful. We had a small selection if small plates as starters. Really liked the fried cauliflower. The salads are refreshing not a wow factor but quite nice selection of micro greens. I had a grapefruit sparkling drink , really complements the starters. I ordered the scallops on a bed of pea risotto and asparagus. Cooked to perfection, the risotto creamy as i liked it. Generous portion and nice presentation. I pared it with nice Italian wine. Its not cheap as place but you pay for premium culinary experience and a charming place. I would definitely recommend it.

Cozy beyond belief. Drive away from the bustle of Stowe and up a long hill past old sugar maples and barns cloaked in snow. You'll find a hygge hideaway, a wonderland of delicious food and warm service. If you're not staying here, you'll wish you were. The duck confit toast was a highlight. We'll be back to stay sometime soon!

This review pertains to our experience at the restaurant only. The food was excellent - had the Brussels, cheese board, and rib eye. Drinks were also good - especially the purple haze. The service was excellent. The ambience is cozy and views are beautiful from the dining room. The library adjacent to the dining room was cozy with a large fire place, comfy chairs, and games to play.

My wife and I went here for dinner on our honeymoon. I was hoping for a nice romantic meal. The restaurant is quiet nice but everything else wasn't great from what I read on other reviews. The waitress didn't really know much about what was been served on the menu. We asked for a side of vegetables with our main course she said that there is lots of vegetables that come with it. I got half a carrot and a little cabbage. I just don't think she wanted to ask the chef to do a little side plate. The food was ok nothing special and I think small portions. Wasn't happy at all with the service from start to finish.

In one word, magical. We stayed at Edson Hill for 3 nights in room 24 and loved every second. The soaking tub was perfect and fits two relatively comfortably with a view of the fireplace. The horses are beautiful, snowshoeing trails amazing. The dinner we had at the restaurant was the best meal we had our whole stay. We can't wait to return. The only tip I would give is if there has been recent snow to make sure your vehicle has four wheel drive as I don't know if we would have made it up the hill otherwise.

First time here, it was great, staff was so friendly and engaging. Drinks were made perfectly! Food was delicious. We had the cheese board, cheese arancini, and kale-Kopita! Everything was amazing. The environment was cozy, rustic, and beautiful. Definitely will be back!

Marvelous restaurant off the beaten path in Stowe. Beautiful setting for outdoor dining. Everything we ate was amazing. Fried cauliflower appetizer not to be missed. Steak was perfect. Wonderful, friendly service.

Nice spot, good bar scene. Friendly service. Wish they had a stronger shower head and a few other nice amenities but we will def stay here again.

Actually a 10 star place! Great food and fantastic atmosphere. Leeann took great care of us! A must see in Stowe.

I stayed at Edson Hill in the winter the last weekend of the ski season. I was so happy that we got snow that weekend and I'm sure that it was all down to the hospitality of this wonderful venue. From the moment I arrived I felt totally relaxed and cared for. The rooms were decorated in the most gorgeous cabin style. So much so that I actually copied a few things and that is the highest form of a compliment. The fire burning,the heated floors,the gorgeous beds made our stay luxurious. Each morning we had a beautiful breakfast prepared by a very skilled chef and I had something different every day. We did however try to go out so out of the resort for dinner a couple of times but we ended up back at our favorite table in the restaurant at EdsonHill. The food was exquisite! Each afternoon we had a little happy hour at the bar and then we would retire to the fireplace in the Gathering area to play scrabble. We even had a history lesson and a great visit with one of the ski instructors there. Every day we had a walk on the fresh fallen snow and it was absolutely breathtaking. The grounds were just immaculately kept and with the fresh snow on the ground it made for a lovely photo shoot. We also loved petting and treating the horses to apples so I guess you could say we got equine therapy while we were there as well. If you book into Edson Hill you will not be disappointed!

Everything is perfect. Our family spent 3 days there. The staff are very nice,and the room,the bed was vert comfortable.