Eddington House Inn

This B&B was a clean, comfortable place with restaurants within walking distance. We had "Suzie's Room", queen bed with it's own bath across the hall. The bath room with tub and shower was nice but unfortunately across the hall from the bedroom which made it a little inconvenient but they did have robes to use in the closet. Be warned that there are no TV's in the entire place! The breakfast the next morning was delicious.

Stopped by to pay respects to the Catamount Tavern and the surrounding areas including the beautiful nearby fountain and the Bennington monument. The Catamount Tavern was a historic tavern in Old Bennington, originally known as “Fay's House”, it is landmarked by a granite and copper cat statue placed in 1896. The tavern was built 1769 and burned in 1871

A really nice, comfortable bed and breakfast in the heart of North Bennington. Our host was most congenial and responsive. The breakfasts were stellar, the bed was comfortable (and -- bravo! - had reading lights on both sides), and the common sitting room outside the room was a nice addition. The towels were some of the fluffiest I've ever encountered. A short walk to a superb restaurant and to the Park-McCulloch house and grounds. We'll be returning

Didn’t really feel like a B & B. It was more like staying at someone’s house you didn’t know. Mark was very nice, his breakfast was very nice. Our room was nice, with it’s own bathroom. The towels & linens were superb. As for the main room to sit outside of always being in your room- worn, too many extension cords for my liking, and there is a difference between collecting antiques & clutter.