The Stable Inn

A fresh interpretation of a timeless idea for hospitality and shelter. This Vermont inn brings together historic character and thoughtful contemporary design, offering accommodations that range from comfortable shared-bath rooms to private en suites, alongside generous common spaces and shared kitchens that encourage gathering, conversation, and connection.

Housed within a restored 1840s timber frame, the property has been reimagined as a modern, environmentally conscious gathering place. Fourteen fully climate-controlled rooms are powered by renewable systems—locally sourced wood pellet heat, solar energy, and high-efficiency heat pumps—delivering clean air and year-round comfort.

Designed for today’s explorers, The Stable brings together mountain bikers, hikers, skiers, artists, and travelers in a setting that supports both adventure and creativity. As part of the Vermont Huts Association, it contributes to a growing network of community and trail connectivity along the Velomont Trail.

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The inn is one of four businesses owned by Anni Mackay & Doon Hinderyckx within their BigTown Vermont (BT—VT) hub. BigTown Vermont is a vibrant, multi-use destination in the heart of the state where art, recreation, and hospitality converge along North Main Street. Located on scenic Route 100 in the village of Rochester, just minutes from the Brandon Gap backcountry glades and central to the Velomont Trail, BT—VT is both a waypoint and a destination—an open invitation to pause, explore, and return.

Thanks to local trail organizers, Ridgeline Outdoor Collective, Rochester has an extensive local network of world-class trails for not only the enthusiastic backcountry biker but also hikers, and skiers. It is also a star on the Adventure Cycling Northern Tier Cross-Continental route from Portland, ME to Portland, OR. Rochester boasts four restaurants, a gas station, grocery store, laundromat, post office, a farmers market and an art gallery – BigTown Gallery. For more information visit bigtownvermont.com