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The Braeside Motel and Woodstock are easily accessible from the Northeast's major metropolitan areas.

From New York City:
Interstate 95 North to Hartford, CT. Interstate 91 North to Interstate 89 North in White River Jct., VT. Exit 1 from I-89. Route 4 West toward Woodstock. The Braeside Motel is 1 mile east of town, on the left when travelling west.

From Boston:
Interstate 93 North to Concord, NH. Interstate 89 North through New Hampshire into Vermont. Exit 1 from I-89. Route 4 West toward Woodstock. The Braeside Motel is 1 mile east of town, on the left when travelling west.

From Montreal:
Local routes to Interstate 89 South, north of Burlington, VT. I-89 South to Exit 1. Route 4 West toward Woodstock. The Braeside Motel is 1 mile east of town, on the left when travelling west.

26 Main Street has been a home to artists, politicians, writers and painters and was in the same family for almost 200 years. Now open to the public for the first time as Snapdragon Inn, you can enjoy the history, classic architecture, and modern renovations that provide the perfect location .  Situated on over an acre of manicured lawns that are located next to hundreds of protected acres and a pond in Paradise Park, Snapdragon Inn is easily accessible, but feels private and nestled into a natural setting.

Travel Distances:
Boston, MA- 139 Miles
Hartford, CT- 133 Miles
Albany, NY- 119 Miles
New York, NY- 248 Miles
Montreal, Quebec- 202 Miles
Ascutney Ski Resort – 10 Miles
Okemo Ski Resport – 27 Miles
Killington Ski Resort- 36 Miles
Stratton Ski Resort- 57 Miles
Stowe Ski Resort- 86 Miles

The Woodstock area offers a wide variety of activities, from recreation to shopping to sightseeing during all four seasons.
 
The KVI is located at the center of South Woodstock, an historic Vermont village dating from the 18th century. Take a self-guided walking tour of our village and see a variety of landmarked buildings built in classic Federalist style. Stop by the Country Store for lunch or for that special Vermont-made product to take home with you.

Five miles north of the KVI, Woodstock Village is one of America's most beautiful small towns. With a variety of specialty clothing stores, antique shops and art galleries, Woodstock is a charming village to explore. Several dining options are also available in Woodstock.

Brewster is abundant with antique shops, boutiques, fun shopping, family amusement, Cape Cod Baseball League games, the largest ice cream cones on the Cape and home to some of the Cape's most beautiful warm water beaches.Here's just a few of our favorite places and things to do..

She Sells, The Ocean Edge Shop/Jomamas
Cape Cod Bike and Rail Trail
Cape Cod Bike Trails
Brewster General Store
Nickerson State Park.
JT's, Largest Ice Cream Cone on the Cape!
The Strawberry Patch
Brewster Bookstore
Satucket Farms
Brewster Whitecaps
Stringe Gallery
Underground Art Gallery
The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History
Cape Cod Seacamps
 

So you want to visit Laconia, especially Lake Winnipesaukee.

Close your eyes and imagine yourself on the edge of Winnipesaukee's beautiful waters , surrounded by a landscape of soaring pines and deep blue skies mirrored by pristine waters. Next imagine strolling over to a wonderful Gazebo Beach Bar and enjoying lunch or dinner with your family and friends.

Now open your eyes...to The Margate Resort on Lake Winnipesaukee, Laconia's finest!
Come to Laconia and enjoy all the amenities expected of a first class lakefront resort and conference facility less than two hours north of Boston. Whether taking a dip in our indoor and outdoor pools, sunning on our 400 foot private sandy beach, relaxing in our whirlpool/sauna, or dining at our Gazebo Beach Bar for lunch or dinner, you are sure to find all the comforts of home.

Looking for local attractions to keep you busy? You can enjoy tax free shopping at the outlet shopping mall nearby. Take a cruise on Lake Winnepesaukee on the M/S Mount Washington Cruise Ship. Visit one of the many local area golf courses! Enjoy the tree top recration park at Gunstock Mountain Resort in the summer, or visit them in the winter to go tubing, skiing and snowbarding! There are many things to keep you busy in the Lakes Region year round!

From Jeffersonville, VT: We are 1.2 miles east on VT 15, then right on Junction Hill Rd. (a dirt road) for 1.1 miles OR 3.0 miles south on VT 108, turn left on Edwards Rd, bear left on Cliff Reynolds Road for 2 miles, at “Y” bear right on Junction Hill Road, 200 yards down on right. Rt. 108 is closed from Smugglers Notch to Stowe during the winter.

From the Burlington, VT Airport: As you leave the Airport, turn left, and go until you get to the traffic light. Turn left onto Route 2 (Williston Road). At the lights at the Y, just past Earthy Cars, turn left onto Industrial Avenue. Turn left at the end of Industrial Avenue and pick up Route 2A.

Stay on Route 2A until you get to the 5 Corners in Essex Junction. You will want to be in the farthest right lane to pick up VT Route 15 East. Stay right and then continue on Route 15 East until you get into Jeffersonville (about 20 miles). Stay on Route 15 past Tatro’s Construction on the left, The Deer Run Motel on the right, and then you’ll see our sign on the right. Just past Jack Course Fuel Company, turn right onto Junction Hill Road. We are 1 mile up the road . Our sign and driveway are on the left.

From New York City: ( 6 hours ) Follow the New York Thruway, I-87 N through Albany, NY to Exit 20. Take NY 149E to Fort Ann. Take Rt. 4 through Whitchall to the Vermont border. Look for signs for Fair Haven and Vergennes. Take Rt. 22 A North to Vergennes. At that point, take Rt 7 north ( not east) to Burlington, and then rt 189 to 89 north to exit 15 which is Rt. 15 east to Jeffersonville. Stay on Rt. 15 East for about 28 miles; you will see our tourist sign just before Corse Fuel Co., turn the next right onto Junction Hill Road. We are 1 mile up the road on the left.

New York City ( popular Route, 6hrs ). Take I-95 N from New York City to New Haven CT. Pick up I-91 N through Hartford CT, Springfield MA and Brattleboro VT to White River Jct. VT. Pick up I-89 N through Montpelier to Waterbury…….then follow the Winter or Summer directions below.

Boston ( 4 hours ). Take I-93 N to Concord, NH. Pick up I-89 N through White River Jct., Montpelier and Waterbury Vermont. Then follow the Winter or Summer directions below.

Montreal ( 2 hours ). Take Champlain Bridge to Hwy 10 E, continue 9 miles. Take exit 22 for Hwy 35 S. Hwy 35 S merges with Hwy 133 S in Iberville. Follow this route to the Vermont border; there it turns toVT I-89. Follow VT I-89 S to St. Albans, Vermont. Take exit 19 ( second exit for St. Albans ) onto VT Rt. 104 ( SE direction ). Follow 104 S through Fairfax to Cambridge, pick up VT Rt. 15 E to Jeffersonville. Stay on Rt. 15 E, you will see Jack Corse Fuel Co., take the next right onto Junction Hill Road. We are 1 mile up the road on the left.

Seasonal Directions
In Winter: Take Exit 10 off VT I-89 in Waterbury. Follow VT Rt. 100 N through Stowe to Morrisville. In Morrisville, pick up VT Rt. 15 W through Johnson. Continue another 7 miles after town of Johnson and our tourist sign will be on the right, take the next left turn onto Junction Hill Road. We are 1 mile up the road on the left.

In Summer: Take Exit 10 off VT I-89 in Waterbury. Follow VT Rt. 100 N to Stowe Village. In Stowe, pick up VT Rt. 108 N through Smugglers Notch Pass. Once you are over the mountain, you will pass Smugglers Notch Ski Resort on the right. Keep going. You need to turn right at the SECOND Edwards Rd. You will see a tourist sign. Keep to the left at the fork in the road, you will be on Cliff Reynolds Rd. Stay on the dirt road for 2 miles, continue straight at the intersection on Junction Hill Rd. DO NOT TAKE CANYON RD. We are 300 yards down on the right.

You can walk to Carpenter's Marsh from the Hancock Inn and feel quite alone with nature.

Located just 20 miles north of Boston, in the historic town of Beverly, the Wylie Inn and Conference Center provides a variety of amenities for the leisure and business traveler alike. This lush 10 acre inn and conference center is just minutes away from historic downtown Salem, restaurants, scenic Cape Ann, shopping, museums, and more; all offering visitors to the North Shore endless sights, sounds, tastes and experiences. Guests can enjoy the lovely Massachusetts beaches, whale watching in Gloucester, dining and art galleries in Rockport, antique shops in Essex and outlet shopping in nearby Kittery, Maine. Whatever you like to do, you’ll find something of interest when you stay with us. 

The Inn at Middletown is centrally located in downtown Middletown, Connecticut. Guests will appreciate the hotel's close proximity to the restaurants, shops and entertainment on Main Street. Take a university tour of the Wesleyan University campus, situated only two blocks from the hotel. The nearby cities of Hartford and Cromwell are just a short drive away.

Convenient to Downtown Middletown.  Near Cromwell & Rocky Hill

Historic charm meets New England ambiance at the Inn at Middletown. Our historic boutique hotel is nestled in the heart of the Connecticut River Valley, in beautiful Middletown, CT. The Inn at Middletown is two blocks from Wesleyan University and a short walk from the shops, restaurants and nightlife on captivating Main Street. Cromwell and Hartford, Connecticut are a short drive away.

Historic Hotel.
The classic Inn at Middletown offers a relaxing retreat in Middletown, Connecticut. This charming New England town is filled with historic landmarks and stunning colonial architecture. Visit the European inspired Saint Clements Castle, or the magnificent Wadsworth Mansion, a stunning Beaux Arts estate. At the Goodspeed Opera House, visitors can catch the latest musical theater production. Hop aboard Lady Katharine Cruises and sail down the winding Connecticut River.