The Echo Lake Inn was built in 1840 as a Victorian summer hotel. Today it remains one of the few authentic Vermont country inns operating year round. The Vermont Country Inn’s rich heritage includes frequent visits by President Calvin Coolidge, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison and many other historic figures.The original Inn was built in 1799 to the rear of the existing Inn. It collapsed under a severe storm in the 1970’s, having served as an antique shop in its declining years. The popularity of the original Inn, located on the main stage-coach line, was instant and led to the construction of the existing Inn around 1840. The Inn was built by Frank Josselyn for a reported $500.00. It is also reported to be only one of six Inns in Vermont functioning today that was originally built as an Inn.Lodging is available at the Echo Lake Inn and the neighboring Inn at Water's Edge for all guests. We will send out details on how to reserve a room as the date gets closer.All over night guests get complimentary breakfast on Saturday and Sunday.The Inn has many amenities, including but not limited to:- A Pool
- Tennis Court
- Basketball Hoop
- Lawn Games
- Hot tub and Sauna
- Pub and Gameroom
- Pool and Darts
- Air Conditioners and Mini Fridges in every room
