ザ オールド イン オン ザ グリーン(The Old Inn on the Green)

The room we were assigned to was uninhabitable. It looked adorable when we entered, but the noise above us was terrible. No one could relax or sleep in that room, even with earplugs and a sound machine. We asked to switch rooms, but they had nothing else available. The owner did not offer a refund or an apology. Do not stay in this hotel. It's probably charming for dinner, and we were bummed to have to leave and miss our reservation, but the Old in the title is an understatement!

We are here for a family wedding . Very disappointed in the quality of the lodging which we were warned that it is rustic. I have no problem with that, here’s why I am disappointed: 1. The pillows on the bed are taller than pancakes. Feels like they have been here since the turn of the century. 2. No coffee on site. Have to get dressed, get in the car and drive to a local store and pay for your coffee. 3. No iron. 4. No light on toilet room. For nearly $500 a night, I think at the least the pillows should be awesome, coffee available and have lights that work. The restaurant and bar is fabulous though.

It is a beautifully restored building with friendly staff and delicious food

One of the most excellent dining experiences we've had. We were there on a rainy Saturday night as guests of dear friends, and it was a lovely visit with them. The drive thought the quiet, lush countryside helped make it an extraordinary evening. Thank you to the extremely courteous staff who were attentive but didn't rush us. Thank you, Matthew. Unbelievably delicious dinner, artistically presented, with many extra courses. Charming candlelight ambiance. Quiet so that we could talk during dinner. One special treat was a HOT coffee cup! Not only the coffee, but the cup was hot. Hot bread, too, brought up from Tribecca in NYC. The meal was perfect from the beginning to the end. What a wonderful evening. It's rare to have such an amazing dinner with fabulous service The chefs and staff get 5 stars from us. Thank you to everyone at The Inn on the Green for offering a delightful evening in every way. (However, a grown up potty would be nice! Ha.)

A gastronomic delight and a wonderful experience. Attention to detail in every respect. Matthew was a wonderful server and never rushed us to order. The food was so well prepared with interesting and unusual pairings and served hot. Romantic candlelight ambience. We were a party of four and could have conversations that were heard. We went on a rainy night and called ahead to inquire about a handicap entrance. Most obliging and told us to come in the ramp near the kitchen. We had been here pre Covid and wanted to come back. We drove an hour because we remembered how special and delicious the meal and the evening were. Old Inn on the Green never disappoints..it only invites and treats. Well worth the money!

We had an amazing dinner at the historic Inn on the Green. Matthew, our attentive waiter, and the rest of the staff made our dinner very special. The three course prix fixe ($75.00) was delicious. Each course was outstanding. We both opted for the veal cheeks as our entree. We had never had them before. They were tender and delicious. Appetizers and desserts were equally delicious. In our small dining room, one of four dining rooms, there were just 5 tables. By absolute coincidence three of the five tables were celebrating their October 16th wedding anniversary. We were celebrating #46, as was the couple at the next table. The table behind us was occupied by folks celebrating their first. What are the odds - 3 couples celebrating 10/16 as their anniversary. When the “newlyweds” left another young couple replaced them. They, too, were celebrating their anniversary a day ahead of time. Our small dining room was certainly “alive!” Folks in the other 3 small dining rooms were wondering what they were missing in our dining room. FYI - this wonderful inn is in the middle of nowhere, but it’s worth the trip.

We’ve eaten here three times in the last 10 years and each time was wonderful. It’s a unique experience as the dining rooms are lit only by candle light. The food is absolutely exquisite. It’s a prefix menu with three courses with additional canapés included. Wait staffs excellent too. One of our visits was during the holidays in December, for our anniversary, and it was snowing. That one was unbeatable but, can’t wait to dine there again.

It was a nice experience to stay in a 1770 Inn but not very comfortable. Bathroom was very small. Bed was uncomfortable. Dinner was small portions and not very good.

It was a charming, old inn. Very quiet.