The Intimate Village Inn

Innkeepers Jim and Cathy Kubec welcome you to a haven for enjoying life's pleasures and a base for exploring Vermont. The Governor's Inn is a late 19th-century Victorian country home located on the Ludlow village green less than one mile from Okemo Mountain. Here you will find excellent food, a cozy room, friendship, and generous hospitality.

Our guests agree: You will love it here!

Historic Elegance

In 1890, just a few years before becoming governor of Vermont, William Wallace Stickney built a home on Main Street in Ludlow Village, Vermont, as a present for his bride, Lizzie. He lived there until his death in the 1930's.

Today the governor's home is a bed and breakfast inn -- a stylish, romantic Victorian country house with eight guest rooms, each with its own antiques. All guest rooms have private baths.

Common Rooms include a spacious foyer with fireplace and a whispering alcove, a parlor with an ornate slate fireplace, dining and breakfast rooms, a den/bar where guests can sit and enjoy a glass of wine or beer, and a media room with a loveseat, cable TV, and a computer with internet access. (The inn has wireless internet throughout.) Of course, there's also a front porch for stomping off snow in the winter and for rocking in summer.