325 Main St, Norwich, Vermont, United States | (802) 649-1143
Charming New England-style rooms with fireplaces and floral wallpaper
A historic inn with modern amenities such as flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi
Convenient location near Dartmouth College and other Vermont attractions
Several dining options including a pub and elegant dining room
On-site brewery, home of Jasper Murdoch Ales
Lovely front porch complete with rocking chairs
Some rooms have fireplaces and walk-in showers
A small inn with an eco-conscious attitude
Some rooms are small
Main House does not have an elevator (Ivy House and Walker House do)
Small, windowless fitness center
Often booked a year in advance for special Dartmouth events
The historic Norwich Inn -- where President James Monroe and Dr. Seuss have both stayed -- is a quaint, well-maintained inn with just 38 rooms. Rooms have a cozy New England feel, with floral wallpaper, Victorian antiques, and exposed brick, but they also offer modern amenities such as flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Rooms are divided between the Main House, Ivy House, and Walker House, and vary both in size and decor. While the inn is popular with those visiting nearby Dartmouth College, it also attracts visitors for its on-site brewery, welcoming pub, and dining room.
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Location
On Main Street in Norwich, Vermont
The Norwich Inn is located in downtown Norwich, Vermont right across the river from New Hampshire. Norwich is a quaint town, home to a village green and several restaurants and shops. It embraces the New England small town feel -- historic homes line the streets, there aren't any chain stores or restaurants, and one of its main attractions is the beautiful foliage in the fall season.Many visitors who stay at the Norwich Inn are visiting Dartmouth College, just a two-minute drive from the hotel. Dartmouth offers plenty to do, with a performing arts center and the Hood Museum, as well as numerous sporting events and an infamous winter carnival. Those in town for a longer stay may consider driving to other Vermont towns, such as Woodstock and Quechee. Guests staying at the inn during the winter months will mostly likely want to ski.- 1 hour and 30-minute drive to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport
Deluxe King
Ivy Lodge Room
Standard Double
Standard Plus
Standard Room
Walker House Queen
Walker House Room
325 Main St, Norwich, Vermont, United States
(802) 649-1143
