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The Inn at Lareau Farm

Stay with us in our historic farmhouse Inn. Our rooms feature antique furnishings, comfortable beds, and charming baths in a Vermont farmhouse setting. A full country breakfast awaits you in our dining room each morning.  
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The historic Lareau Farm was settled in 1794 by Simeon Stoddard and his wife Abiah. Simeon, a descendent of influential religious leaders in Conneticut, was one of the first settlers in Waitsfield and would later become the town's second physician. Learn more about our historic farm.  
 
We delight in hosting weddings and events throughout the year. Learn more about our weddings, events, and mobile oven catering. 
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Lareau Farm does accept dogs in four rooms: Gratefulness, Compassion, Kindness and Patience. Please state in the notes that a pet will be accompanying you. Pets are not permitted in any other part of the inn.

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Respect is a romantic second floor room.

  • Small private bath with shower

  • Victorian-era queen-sized bed

  • A/C available

Respect

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Located on the first floor in the oldest section of the farmhouse dating back to 1794, this room feature hand-hewn beams and convenient access to the back fields.

  • Sleigh-back queen-sized bed and single bed with trundle

  • Private bath with shower 

  • A/C available

Compassion

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This second floor room is inviting and peaceful.

  • Small private bath with shower and marble granite sink

  • King-sized bed

  • A/C available

  • ​NEW hardwood floors in fall 2017!

Peace

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This first floor suite features breathtaking views of the Mad River.

  • Large private bath with jacuzzi bathtub

  • Antique queen-sized bed

  • A/C available

Love

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Located up the back stairs, this charming room features views of the back meadow and mountains. 

  • Private bath with tub and shower.

  • Antique King-sized bed

  • A/C available

  • NEW hardwood floors in fall 2017!

Joy

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Located on the first floor in the oldest section of the farmhouse dating back to 1794, this room features hand-hewn beams and convenient access to the back fields.

  • Queen-sized bed and a set of bunk-beds

  • Private bath with shower

  • A/C available

Gratefulness

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Located up the back stairs, this cozy room features local artist Gary Eckhart's watercolor paintings.

  • Antique king-sized bed

  • Private bath with shower and tub and granite marble sink

  • A/C available

  • NEW hardwood floors in fall 2017!

Wonder

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Located up the back stairs, this room is bright and comfortable.

  • Private bath with shower

  • Antique queen-sized bed and single bed

  • A/C available

  • NEW hardwood floors in fall 2017!

Hope

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The perfect bunk room for your ski vacation or family getaway.

  • Queen-sized bed and three single beds

  • Private bath with shower 

  • A/C available

  • NEW hardwood floors​

Patience

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This charming second floor room overlooks the front gardens.

  • Brass double bed

  • Shares hallway bath with shower

  • A/C available

Forgiveness

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This second floor room is sweet and comfortable.

  • Small private bath with shower

  • Queen-sized bed

  • A/C available

Beauty

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This comfortable second floor room is bright and sunny.

  • Queen-sized bed

  • Private bath with shower

  • A/C available

Kindness

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Stacey
Innkeeper at Lareau Farm

Contact Stacey

Our Innkeeper

Stacey is ready to welcome you to your home away from home at Lareau Farm. She delights in helping visitors curate the perfect Mad River Valley getaway. Need advice on sights to see, places to eat, and woods to explore? Ask Stacey! She is also available if you have any questions about your inn stay or any special requests.

Lareau Farm

home of American Flatbread

46 Lareau Road

Waitsfield, Vermont

05673

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What we eat and how it is grown intimately affects our health and the well-being of the world.”  George Schenk

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