The Stowe Inn

Stowe Vermont Lesbian & Gay Friendly Accommodations

Stowe LGBT Wedding Ceremonies & Receptions

Offering The Best in Traditional Vermont Hospitality

Welcome to The Stowe Inn, Located in Stowe Vermont. Conveniently located, the Inn is only a short stroll through a covered bridge to the enchanting Stowe village where galleries, shops, museums, live theatre and fine restaurants flourish.

Stowe, Vermont is world renowned as a four season, outdoor paradise of incomparable beauty, a perennial favorite for both sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. From the challenging slopes of Mount Mansfield to New England's most extensive cross country skiing network, Stowe, Vermont offers some of the best skiing in America.

Miles of trails crisscross acres of breathtaking wilderness, best for mountain bikers and hikers. When it it comes to year round outdoor activities and special events, no destination rivals Stowe, Vermont. When it comes to comfortable accommodations in an historic inn in one of the most scenic villages in America, the Stowe Inn also is in a class of its own.

LGBT Weddings At The Stowe Inn

We are pleased that you are considering the Stowe Inn & Tavern for your upcoming special event, whether it is a wedding ceremony or reception, rehearsal dinner or anniversary. Our staff is happy to provide those special touches to make your party a personal and memorable occasion.

With seating available in a private dining room or semi-private location, for parties as small as 2 and as large as 85, as well as a patio overlooking the village of Stowe, The Stowe Inn & Tavern is uniquely suited to handle the most special event. Yours.

The Stowe Inn's 16 delightfully renovated guest rooms in the Main Inn can be booked to accommodate entire parties. For those looking to celebrate in an environment that captures the essence of quintessential Vermont, the Stowe Inn & Tavern remains unrivaled for a Stowe Wedding. Add to that expert planning, outstanding service and contemporary amenities and the stage is set for the making of magic memories.

The History of Stowe Inn

Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, The Stowe Inn is one of the town’s architectural treasures. Earliest records date a small framed house to be the first structure on the property in 1814. Somewhere between 1814 and 1820 the four chimney brick structure that still stands today was built by a brick mason from Boston. In the mid 1800’s the second owner of the property, Morris H. Cady, built a factory behind his home for the manufacturing of carriages.

In 1888, long after Cady closed his carriage shop, the property was purchased by C.L. McMahon and Van R. Chase. These men along with the help of 800 cows from supporting dairies established the Mt. Mansfield Creamery as one of Vermont’s first creameries. The successful creamery made home churned butter nearly obsolete. At one time the creamery produced nearly one ton of butter a day!

It wasn’t until 1945 that the property was first operated as an Inn and has continued to the present. For almost 2 centuries the tradition of service to the community and the tradition of hospitality in the heart of Stowe continue.

Carefully restored, The Stowe Inn and Tavern provides a peaceful and elegant setting for guests and visitors alike.