Spend a relaxing weekend at one of Woodstock's finest inns and enjoy fabulous breakfasts! At the Ardmore Inn you'll experience old fashioned Vermont hospitality. You'll step back into history when you stay at this meticulously restored 1867 era Victorian-Greek Revival home. And, when you step outside, you'll be in the heart of Woodstock. Woodstock's main shopping area is only a few minutes walk away, and attractions such as Billings Farm and Woodstock's historic covered bridge are within easy reach. Dine out at well known restaurants and experience an old world atmosphere. Shop for fine clothing or visit one of Woodstock's many art galleries. When you have finished strolling around the village of Woodstock, you'll be served afternoon refreshments by your innkeepers, Charlotte and Cary Hollingsworth.

The Ardmore Inn was built in 1867 by village shopkeeper Oscar Freeman as his home. In 1933 it was purchaes by the Gillingham family, of the F.H. Gillingham & Sons General Store. The house remained in their family until 1994 when it was sold and developed into the Ardmore Inn. Today the Ardmore Inn is owned and operated by Charlotte and Cary Hollingsworth, flatlanders transplanted from Southern California. Charlotte previously managed an independent bookstore in Montrose, California and Cary is a retired biology teacher. Both decided that they wanted to live where the seasons change, where the pace of life is a bit slower and where the Fall foliage is magnificent. In January of 2003 they found Woodstock and the Ardmore Inn and began their new life as Innkeepers on July 1, 2003. Come visit us.