Located against the glorious vistas of Vermont’s Green Mountains, and tucked between restored buildings on Main Street in Weston, The Weston is perfect for those seeking proximity to the natural delights and adventures of New England, all while boasting warm and luxurious quarters to return to. 

Originally built in 1789, The Weston pays homage to its long history through its nine guest rooms and suites, each with unique design and amenities. Interiors have drawn inspiration from Caribbean and Far East fabrics, furnishings, original art and 18th-century antiques. It is seriously stylish and wouldn’t look out of place in stately houses on both sides of the Atlantic. 

The Weston’s top suite, Suite Eight, is already one of the most exclusive accommodations in Vermont. Priced from $2,000 per night in low season and $2,800 in high season, this 845-sq-ft space features a wealth of modern amenities without losing that original 18th-century charm. 

There is a private entrance separate from the hotel, a king bed, a large bathroom with a soaking tub and rainfall shower, walk-in wardrobes, a charming fireplace, and a private bar. Every piece of furniture, from the ornate bedside tables to the beautiful textured wallpaper and bamboo bedframe, feels like it has been meticulously curated and positioned. 

It also comes with a courtesy car – a Land Rover Defender – so you can explore all the wonders Vermont has to hold in style and comfort. Your dedicated concierge will help organize any activity or give you insight into the hottest places in town. 

Right now, however, few places are hotter than The Weston’s very own restaurant, The Left Bank. Mirroring both the cuisine and ambiance of French bistros, executive chef Bretton Combs oversees a seasonal menu that changes weekly. 

What’s more, The Weston has collaborated with Vermont Artisanal Cellars to offer a curated wine list that emphasizes bottles not ordinarily available from remote corners across the world.