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From our spacious dining rooms, with an open-hearth log fire in winter and air-conditioning in summer, enjoy the view of wooded mountain slopes rising from the Ottauquechee River. We are centrally located for access to Killington and Okemo ski slopes and Woodstock, Vermont.
Breakfast at the Inn is included with
lodging. Guests enjoy fresh fruit,
muffins baked that morning, coffee or tea, juice and cereal served in our
dining room by the wood fire.
Before or after dinner, relax in our full-service bar stocked with wines and liqueurs to complement the menu. Long Trail Ale, fresh from the Micro-Brewery just 1/3 mile west on Route 4, is on draft.
We recommend reservations at dinner time. Discover the creative cuisine with an Italian flair of our award-winning chef, owner Bradford Pirkey. We serve dinner seven days a week for holiday periods in the ski season and from Wednesday through Sunday during other weeks of the season. However, we can make special arrangements for the convenience of our overnight guests. Half portions are available on most items for children!!
Each night there are exciting special dishes, featuring veal chop, fresh fish and shellfish, filet, chicken or lamb to supplement the comprehensive menu. Or challenge Chef Brad. and he will make you what you want!! The kitchen prepares its own stock, using pure well water, local produce and herbs, and offers delicious desserts.
For a confirmed lodging or dining reservation, please call 877-672- 9968 toll-free or 802-672-9968 (local phone number) after 4:00 PM Eastern time. If you call earlier in the day, leave a message, and we'll call you back (US and Canadian locations). Or, send an e-mail to Pirkey1@vermontel.net or send a fax to 802-672-5200.
For your convenience, we accept American Express, Visa, MasterCard, checks and cash.
Corners Inn Restaurant is located on a snowmobile connecting trail just 2 miles off Corridor 12 and 2 minutes east of the general store and gas station at the junction of Routes 4 and 100A. The Killington Skyeship is 7 miles west along Route 4, and Woodstock, Vermont, is 7 miles east of us.