The Hartness House
95% independentBuilt in 1904 as a Vermont governor's mansion, The Hartness House still keeps its most unusual inheritance: an antique telescope and an on-site museum tucked into the house's history. Guests can wander out to nearby hiking trails or retreat to the spa, and the grand rooms double as an event venue for Springfield gatherings. With a 4.5-star average across 184 reviews, it's the kind of place where the architecture is as much the draw as the bed.
Why we call this independent
A single-property, place-specific name tied to its original 1904 owner, with idiosyncratic features like an on-site museum and antique telescope that no chain would carry; the standalone hartnesshouse.com domain and inn/bed_and_breakfast classification show no multi-location signals.
Questions
Is The Hartness House independently owned?
Yes — A single-property, place-specific name tied to its original 1904 owner, with idiosyncratic features like an on-site museum and antique telescope that no chain would carry; the standalone hartnesshouse.com domain and inn/bed_and_breakfast classification show no multi-location signals.
Where is The Hartness House located?
The Hartness House is located in Springfield, Vermont, United States (109 Front St, Springfield, VT 05156, USA).
How do I book a stay at The Hartness House?
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Is there a cancellation policy?
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