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Meet the People & Places of LASV

(A Sampling of our Membership) Al & Kit McAllister
of the Arlington Manor House in Arlington
The Arlington Manor House is a charming, unusual Dutch Colonial
built as a summer estate. We converted it into a B&B
with antiques for sale, both in house and barn.
Jim & Linda McGinnis
of the Barrows House in Dorset
A businessman and teacher from the Philadelphia suburbs in our former lives,
it is now our privilege to welcome guests from around the world.
We'd like to welcome you.
Laine & Yoshi Akiyama
of the Battenkill Inn in Sunderland
Lain &Yoshi Akiyama of The Battenkill Inn,
found on 1st Traveler's Choice, invite you
to their Vermont country retreat!
Theresa & Richard Rogers of the Bromley View Inn in Bondville We left the Big Apple (NY) for the Green Mountains (VT) and we love it, contrary to the advice of our family and friends! We are both very happy with our second life style
Jack T. Van Alstine
of the Candlelight in Arlington
A classic New England Motel on the Battenkill River
convenient to a variety of activities
and adventures.
John Nunnikhoven
of the Colonial House in Weston
A real family affair
with John, Betty,
children and grand children.
Linda & Bill Ley of the Cornucopia of Dorset The friendships of our wonderful guests, who come back again & again, and the 10 years of innkeeping experience have enriched our lives. Been there, done that - Loving This!
Kathleen & Craig Yanez of the Country Willows in Arlington We enjoy sharing Vermont Hospitality with our guests. Meeting new faces and welcoming back old friends, Innkeeping continues to be a wonderful experience for us.
Carolyn H. and Jeremiah M. Little
of the Four Winds Motel in Manchester
We're traditionalist at the Four Winds.
Everything here is antique
including the owners.
Sylvia Burrill and Jim & Cindy Wiesner
of the Governor's Rock Motel in Shaftsbury
This mother & daughter & son in law team of a former
Women Air Force Service Pilot (W.A.S.P.) and motorcycle enthusiasts,
provide friendly service and always a warm welcome.
Joanne & George Hardy
of the Hill Farm Inn in Sunderland
Farm girl from Oregon with a career in early childhood education
met small town boy from New Jersey who became a minister and social worker.
We bought the inn in 1983 and came home to our country roots.
Phil and Karen Pimental
of the I. B. Munson House B&B Inn in Wallingford
The dream was not unique, the simplicity of country life,
the vibrancy of 4 seasons, a Victorian inn.
Phil & Karen, former manufacturing/purchasing professionals, now Vermont innkeepers.
Harriet & Stan Rosenberg of the Inn at Manchester Everyone thinks that Innkeepers lead a Fantasy Life - they're right! We've been innkeeping for 18 years. Formerly, Stan was a Stock Broker and I was a Teacher. No contest - This is better!
Ron & Kay Bauer
of The Inn at Willow Pond in Manchester
Four season Resort/Executive Retreat. Newest in the area.
ZAGAT survey declares
that the inn has "the nicest rooms in New England".
Anne & Ron Weber
of the Inn on Covered Bridge Green in West Arlington
Now in our 10th year of innkeeping.
Ron brings his engineering and restoration skills to our c1792 farmstead.
Anne's background is teaching and public relations. We love meeting you!
Barbara & Tom Bluto
of theKnotty Pine Motel in Bennington
Having owned and operated our Ma & Pa motel for the past 25 years,
we've come to know most of our guests on a first-name basis.
It doesn't get any better!
Allen and Nancy Norris
of the Little Lodge at Dorset
During our 16 years of innkeeping, we've taken time off for visits
to children and grandchildren plus to China, India, Africa, and other fascinating countries.
No place beats Vermont!
Henry & Lee Haffke
of The Magic View Motel in Londonderry
"Retired" to Vermont in January 1989,
and have never worked so hard in our lives – but we
absolutely Love it!
Pat & Bob Eichorn
of the Manchester Highlands Inn in Manchester
International airline employees in our previous lives,
nine years ago we left the friendly skies for the green hills of Vermont and never looked back.
We love it here, and we know you will too!
Pat & Tom Barnett
of the Manchester View Motel in Manchester
Pat & Tom have owned Manchester View for 19 years, having come from
Westchester County in NY, where Tom was an Electrical Contractor and
Pat was an Insurance Broker. We started with 12 rooms and no business to 35 rooms
and a very successful business. Still loving it after all these years.
Pete & Grace Daly, Irma Schmidt
of the Marbledge Motor Inn in East Dorset
We came to Vermont to retire, but somehow never got around to it.
After seeing so many nice people from all over,
we decided to stick with our motor inn.
Tony & Madeline Rundella
of the Meadowbrook Inn in Landgrove
Tony left Corporate life & Madeline left her Chefing position
to share their love of Vermont Activities and Hospitality with you.
Come visit us soon at our recently renovated Inn.
Greg and Nancy Diaz
of the Quail's Nest Bed & Breakfast Inn in Danby
Innkeeping affords us the luxury of getting to know people. Greg, who holds a
Doctorate in Philosophy, delights in thought-provoking discussions. Nancy, an
accomplished seamstress decorates the inn with warm and comfy quilts.
Maye and Robert H. Bachofen
of the Reluctant Panther in Manchester Village
The innkeepers of the Reluctant Panther Inn and Restaurant.
offer "Country hospitality for the sophisticated traveler",
combining Swiss with American warmth.
Cecelia & John Hytten
of the Serenity Motel in Shaftsbury
A retired New York City Policeman and a Registered Nurse,
now we are everything
from manager to maid.
Lois and Paul Dansereau
of the Silas Griffith Inn in Danby
Paul and Lois left the corporate life in Connecticut 10 years ago to enjoy the beauty of Vermont.
Both love good food, wine, hiking, skiing, gardening and other outdoor activities.
Innkeeping is a labor of love.
Adrian and Lily Beukenkamp
of the Snowdon Motel in Londonderry
Located in the heart of Southern Vermont,
for you to discover.
Perfect lodging for less money with Dutch hospitality!
Frank Sutton
of Sutton's Place in Manchester
Left the Big Apple for the beckoning country.
Serving guests each and every season for over 20 years
and still teaching foreign language.
Pat Perrine
of the Tower Hall B & B in Dorset
Pat Perrine, your host, at Tower Hall is retired from a middle management job in NJ.
Pat goes to work 3 days a week at a nearby nursing home. Availability is noted on
Pat's voice mail. Your call will be returned early evening.
Clare and Stan Munat
of the White Pine Lodge in Londonderry
Twenty-Five plus years running the lodge
after a computer career, and with an educational administrative career,
and unimaginable volunteer work.
June & Alfred Matthews
of the White Rocks Inn in Wallingford
Innkeepers for over ten years.
Previously Al was a computer/telecommunication executive
and June was an architectural drafts person.
Albert & Georgette Levis
of the Wilburton Inn in Manchester
Albert is a Greek born Jewish psychiatrist.
He enjoys generous hospitality and interesting conversations.
I like innkeeping for the humor, friendships and desserts.
Judy & Jerry Goodman of The Wiley Inn in Peru We left Long Island (& the New York City commute) behind in '94. Our friends & our five kids are still in shock. But now they love to visit us - at our 'picture postcard' inn in Vermont!

How do we become members of LASV? Email your Name, Property and Phone Number and we'll give you a call! Email lasv@vtweb.com

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