Maplecroft Bed & Breakfast

Breakfast was great. Bed quite comfortable and we were made quite welcome through our stay. Wonderful location to explore an interesting town. There were a couple of misrepresentations. Advertised Air conditioning in Bedroom. There was none. Advertised a large king bed and large twin bed. There was no twin bed. Instead a fold out sofa. Roku did not interact with server, so no TV as advertised. We were quite comfortable, just a bit putt off by the stated disconnects

Interesting experience to say the least. The owner was abrasive and expected us to know everything about the home. For example, the Keurig can not be heating at the same time the coffee pot is. Silly us for being 1 night guests and not knowing all the details and what irks the owner. Plus, it was great starting to the morning with the owner lecturing me for having a stomach ache and not wanting to eat breakfast. I understand food waste is annoying.. but I have a very sensitive stomach. Force feeding myself to appease the business and making me feel bad for it is just crazy. Next time, practice some restraint and remember this is not charity. We are paying customers. I left that property never wanting to stay at a B and B again.

Outstanding, but needs to arrange for snow removal We had a great time at the Maplecroft Bed and breakfast in Barre, Vermont. Our host was very accomodating and the room and breakfast were both outstanding. There was a big snowstorm while we were there, which required me to sweep off/shovel out my own car (to which I would never object). However, we then left for the day and I wonder what might have happened if we had returned and found someone else in the parking spot we had shoveled out, requiring us to do it all over again. No other guest did this job, as they were likely leaving and not returning (it was Sunday, but we were staying another night and leaving Monday). I would recommend that Maplercroft should arrange to have spaces cleared on such days, as guests (some of whom might be elderly or disabled) should not have to shovel out their own parking spaces (although they should sweep off their own cars). A wal-behind snowblowere or a pickup with a plow would do the job fine. I repeat, however, that we had a great time, we were hosted very well and that this establishment is first rate.