TOP 30 Pet beds in Barre, Vermont

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Welcome to Reynolds House Bed & Breakfast, located at 102 South Main Street in Barre, Vermont. This charming lodging institution offers a cozy and welcoming atmosphere for all guests. Owned and operated by Eric and Jeffrey Tuper-Giles, who have been active members of the Barre community for over twenty years, Reynolds House Inn is a true reflection of their passion for hospitality. Eric, the Music Director at the Barre Congregational Church, and Jeffrey, a City Councilor, have always dreamed of running an inn together. Their dream came true with the acquisition of The Reynolds House, a beautiful Victorian home that now serves as a perfect retreat for visitors to Barre.

Maplecroft Bed and Breakfast is a charming Victorian lodging located at 70 Washington Street in Barre, Vermont. Owned and operated by Caryn Lawrence, this historic 1887 home offers guests a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The property features a circular tower, carved wood trim, high ceilings, and period furnishings, giving it a unique and elegant appeal. Guests can choose from 3 well-appointed guest rooms and 2 suites, including a one-bedroom apartment located over the carriage house. The accommodations are perfect for longer stays, with a private entrance, full kitchen, living/dining area, and a separate bedroom with a king bed.

Four Paws Inn, located at 504 Mekkelsen Road in Barre, Vermont, is a unique lodging facility that offers boarding and daycare services for dogs. Recently acquired by Potter's Angels Rescue, a non-profit dog rescue organization, Four Paws Inn is dedicated to supporting their mission through their services. The facility provides a structured approach to daycare, with enrichment activities tailored to each pup's needs. The well-being of the dogs is a top priority, with both mental and physical stimulation incorporated into their daily routine. The daycare program at Four Paws Inn is carefully managed to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all dogs. High energy players have designated days for play, while calmer pups have separate days for a more relaxed atmosphere. Drop-off and pick-up times can be flexible with advance notice, and precautions are taken to prevent altercations among the dogs during group play.