Name: Chester House Inn
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Chester House Inn

Name: Chester House Inn

About: Classic and romantic, Chester House Inn is a beautifully appointed in-town, 1780 colonial Bed & Breakfast. Seven guest suites and rooms, each with a private bath. Free phones and Wi-Fi. King, queen and twin beds, fireplaces, jacuzzi/whirlpool tubs, steam shower. The Chester House Inn also features a full breakfast. Television and library are available. And we offer great ski packages.

Contact person:

Bob & Jan Francis

Days and hours of operation: 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily.

Website: http://www.chesterhouseinn.com/

Phone: 802-875-2205 Toll Free: 888-875-2205

Street Address: 266 Main St.

Town: Chester

Click here for our Facebook page: Chester House Inn

ZIP code: 05143

Email: innkeepers@chesterhouseinn.com

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