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The Inn at Ormsby Hill

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Manchester Center, VT

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The Inn at Ormsby Hill is a luxury bed and breakfast in Manchester, Vermont, featuring ten luxurious guest rooms with private bathrooms, jetted tubs, and gourmet country breakfast service. The inn occupies a historic building constructed in 1764 and has been a Select Registry Property for 30 years, holding AAA Four-Diamond Award status since 2000.

AAA Four-Diamond Award (since 2000)Select Registry Property

Specializes in

Romantic getawaysHoneymoonsIntimate celebrationsFamily reunionsElopements and petite weddings

Services

Bed and breakfast lodgingGourmet breakfast serviceRoom amenities including jetted tubs and plush robes

Established 1764 (original building); 30 years as Select Registry Property · Serving Manchester, Vermont, Southern Vermont

Additional information extracted from the firm's public website. Last updated: August 8, 2026

Contact Information

Phone: +1-802-362-1163

Website: https://www.ormsbyhill.com/

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