Originally constructed in 1890 as a private residence, this historic Vermont bed and breakfast continues to serve as an exemplary model of late Victorian architecture – one of the premier structures to be built in the Queen Anne style in Woodstock. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1993, its distinctive period details include superbly crafted woodwork and built-ins; beautifully laid floors executed in cherry, maple, oak, and pine; and touches of stained glass.
The Jackson House Inn has welcomed guests since its construction in 1890, and has now served as one of Vermont’s finest luxury inns for over 75 years. In the 1990s, it was revered as possibly the finest restaurant in the state of Vermont. Today, the Jackson House Inn thrives under creative and seasoned ownership, bringing an enhanced luster to a property regarded as one of the finest in New England.
The Inn’s owner brings a lifetime of travel experience and residency ranging from India to Paris, as well as thirty years of hospitality experience and twenty-five years of experience in the cultural sector. With that experience comes a passion for offering the finest amenities and creature comforts that any of us might desire, in an intimate setting of unrivaled personal care and attention.
Joining the owner are innkeepers who bring years of hospitality experience and a delightful enthusiasm for sharing the Jackson House Inn with all our guests. Together, this team continues to ensure that guests experience the most comfortable, pleasurable visit possible at this renowned treasure just outside the renowned village of Woodstock, Vermont.
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