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Vous êtes à la recherche d'une ambiance romantique et d'un éventail de services tous conçus pour optimiser et agrémenter votre séjour à Hyde Park? Alors le Governor's House in Hyde Park vous apportera entière satisfaction.
Les chambres sont équipées d'un bureau. Le wi-fi gratuit vous permet également de relaxer en restant connecté(e).
Le Governor's House in Hyde Park dispose d'un bureau de change. Par ailleurs, en tant que client, on vous invite à profiter du déjeuner compris offert par le Governor's House in Hyde Park. Sur place, un stationnement gratuit est mis à la disposition des clients ayant une auto.
Si vous êtes en manque d'activités, Tea at the Governor's House (0,1 km) vous fera passer un moment vraiment agréable, le tout à côté du Governor's House in Hyde Park.
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Innkeeper really runs a tight ship. Felt like there were a lot of rules and sometimes a hard stare. Suzanne was too bothered to be hospitable.
A tight cold ship. Freezing cold bedroom with no blankets in closet. Reception rooms dark and cold. For the price, expected some heat turned on. Breakfast was so disappointing. You expect an inn to have a charming breakfast with some local jams, some honey maybe, decent pastry, maybe some fruit. Instead, there was a cut up banana on a saucer and no juice, no jam, no charm. Some scrambled eggs and two sausages. Don’t bother
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Date du séjour : octobre 2024
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Type de voyage : A voyagé avec des amis
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Every detail brought joy. Our hostess was wonderful with her knowledge, humor and interaction. The immersive weekend had us dressed up, listening to music, lovely dining, game playing and fun. Very comfortable lodging and the lavender soap and lotion was delightful. 5 plus stars
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Date du séjour : septembre 2024Type de voyage : A voyagé en couple
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The Governor’s House is a beautiful home away from home—perfect for a relaxing getaway. Suzanne was an extraordinary hostess, planning a fun and educational event, accompanied by delicious homemade meals. The rooms are clean and well-appointed, the beds comfortable, and special themed touches were much appreciated. I will unreservedly recommend the experience to colleagues, friends, and family!
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Date du séjour : août 2024Type de voyage : A voyagé avec des amis
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I don't usually write reviews, and the inn itself is beautiful and charming, but I felt I'd be remiss if I didn't provide an accurate account of my experience so that others are well informed before visiting the Governor's House in Hyde Park, VT.
First I should note that I stayed for a full weekend rather than just one 2 hour event, so perhaps some of the positive reviews were from folks who spent shorter time frames and didn't get the "whole" experience.
Overall, a weekend at this inn felt like staying at a boarding school, complete with rigid rules and rough living. The innkeeper was often hard to find and wouldn't always answer the bell or phone, and would constantly scold you or give you irritated looks just for asking a reasonable question. She overall didn't really seem to want to be bothered with us, like we were pests instead of guests.
The temperatures were unbearable...there was no AC and it felt like 90-95 degrees in the house. Bedrooms were extremely uncomfortable, and running fans and opening windows was only allowed at night.
We practically had to beg for bottled water, which was supplied only when asked for and in limited quantitites (and not cold). After that, we were told to refill our bottles from the bathroom tap downstairs, which tasted metallic and again, wasn't very cold. I get that the place is old and doesn't have AC, and perhaps most of the year it doesn't need it, but guests should have been accommodated to keep them comfortable. A small fridge accessible to all guests should have been available in the main rooms and always filled with cold drinks and perhaps cold treats like popsicles or ice cream (even during meals, we never got anything with ice in it, which would have helped tremendously). I felt sick through most of the weekend from the heat, but the innkeeper was cranky and you felt you couldn't approach her to ask for anything without annoying her (it felt tense and like walking on eggshells the whole time, again, like obeying a headmistress instead of staying at an inn as a guest).
The price of the weekend was pretty steep for what we got. In addition to the hot environment, it basically included some activities like quill writing, a 50 quiz test (with many questions about Regency England we hadn't learned at all throughout he weekend and very little about Jane Austen books), and croquet on the lawn. Sewing projects and the horse drawn carriage ($40 and in another town) were extra, and I feel the price of these should have been included. The best part of the whole weekend was the English Country Dancing...there was an amazing instructor who really walked us through the moves, and everyone seemed to enjoy it. However, everyone had sweat just pouring down their brows, and we weren't allowed to have doors or windows open for any sort of cross breeze!
Overall, the experience was very immersive, but not in a good way, as it felt like we really were living in the early 1800's. Not recommended.
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Date du séjour : août 2024
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Type de voyage : A voyagé avec des amis
Conseil sur la chambre :Only consider going to the short events, don't stay for the weekends.
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Just spent a lovely weekend at this historic inn. The room was beautiful, with every amenity and owner Suzanne accommodated our every need. We were there for the Pride and Prejudice weekend (highly recommended) but no matter when you are there, be sure to take in Suzanne's wonderful afternoon tea.
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Date du séjour : juin 2024Type de voyage : A voyagé en famille
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