About The Inn & Innkeepers

Picture from their daughter Christina's wedding.

Featured in Vermont Magazine's 2008 Spring Edition.

Our Inn has been voted the BnBfinder's Guest Favorite for 2007!

You will be greeted by the Innkeepers Joe & Nancy Beres at The Brass Lantern Inn. The Bed and Breakfast is located on the edge of the village of Stowe, Vermont. The innkeepers are always happy to accommodate you during your stay in one of the nine spacious and well-appointed guest rooms and promise intimacy not found in larger lodging accommodations. To read some recent comments from previous guests click here.

Originally from Buffalo, New York, it was always Joe & Nancy's dream to open a Bed and Breakfast in Stowe. It finally came true in 2005. Nancy is a wonderful cook and owned her own cake and dessert business for many years. Nancy is use to a full house because she is 1 of 16 children. Joe is a handy man and you can usually find him renovating and keeping up the inn. The two together make a great team and are always available to provide suggestions for things to do in Stowe or just to talk while having tea and homemade cookies in the Great Room. While Joe & Nancy lived in Buffalo, New York they annually vacationed to Stowe for over 15 years. In fact, in 2000, Joe and Nancy were married in Stowe. They have two daughters that still reside in Western New York. Christina and her husband Dan have a toddler named Tanner. Christina is a paralegal and assist her parents by creating & maintaining this website for the inn. Rachael is an AVP for an international bank working as a Strategic Development Trainer.

Recently named a Country Inn of Distinction and recipient of the Golden Fork Award by the Gourmet Diner's Society of North America, the country breakfast at The Brass Lantern Inn Bed and Breakfast is always a treat. Everything served is prepared fresh daily -- including the desserts -- using only Vermont seal of quality products and produce. Each afternoon and into the evening enjoy complimentary coffee, tea, hot chocolate and home baked goodies by a crackling fire in our living room or out on the patio as the sun slips behind Mt. Mansfield, Vermont's highest peak.

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