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Woodstock Inn & Resort

Woodstock, Vermont, United States · Independent · High Luxury

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Captain Israel Richardson opened a tavern on this Village Green site in 1793, offering travelers bait and board. It became the Eagle Hotel in 1830, the bird still on the logo, and the original Woodstock Inn went up in 1892. Laurance S. Rockefeller, founder of RockResorts, cut the ribbon on the present Woodstock Inn & Resort on 23 November 1969, and Richardson's Tavern still lives inside the hotel, which Michelin has given One Key.

About Woodstock Inn & Resort

History

Hospitality has anchored this site on the Woodstock Village Green since 1793, when Captain Israel Richardson opened a tavern offering travelers "bait and board." The establishment became the Eagle Hotel in 1830 -- the source of the eagle that still graces the resort's logo -- and the original Woodstock Inn was constructed in 1892.

The present resort was built and reopened on November 23, 1969, when conservationist Laurance S. Rockefeller and his wife Mary cut the ribbon on the newly built Woodstock Inn. Rockefeller, founder of the RockResorts luxury chain, created a refined country resort overlooking the Village Green that has since grown to include a golf course, spa, and Nordic center, while the historic Richardson's Tavern name lives on within the hotel.

The setting

4 miles from Suicide Six Ski Area.

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Awards

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