You’ll Feel Like Royalty When You Stay At Wilburtonn Inn In Vermont

You don't have to go to England to feel like you're part of the Royal Family. In fact, Vermont has its very own majestic mansion hotel that will make you feel like royalty. If you haven't been to Wilburton Inn in Manchester, Vermont, you might want to consider booking a trip there soon!

Step into a fairytale in the mountains.

The Wilburton Inn is a 30-acre historic, private hilltop estate set amongst breathtaking Green Mountain views as its backdrop.

The inn has been family-owned for more than 30 years.

After dining at the inn in 1987 and learning it was for sale, Dr. Albert and Georgette Levis made the decision to purchase the estate. For the past 30 years, Albert and his four children have run this beautiful inn.

You'll feel cozy and right at home the moment you step in.

Many of the private rooms and cottages have their own fireplaces, making it the perfect cozy place to stay for fall or winter.

Every space is as well-kept as the other.

The staff at Wilburton Inn do an exceptional job at maintaining the historic beauty of the inn while still keeping it neat and tidy.

Have breakfast made for you in the morning.

Head over to the dining area for chef-made meals, made fresh and served to you.

During the warmer months, head outside for a tennis match...

...or take a dip in the pool!

While the pool might close soon for the season, you can always come back in the summer! Or enjoy a nice brisk stroll through the acres of estate land as you take in the beautiful fall foliage.

There's a variety of places to stay on the estate.

Depending on the size of your group, you may want to opt for a private cottage on the property versus a private room in the mansion.

For a royally awesome fall weekend, head over to Wilburton Inn.

With its scenic surroundings and jaw-dropping mansion beauty, Wilburton Inn is a great place to spend a long weekend.

To learn more about rooms and rates, visit their website. Have you been to this inn before? If not, where was your most "royal" vacation? We'd love to hear in the comments below.