The White House of Wilmington has built its superb reputation by providing superior Southern Vermont accommodations that are exceeded in quality only by the meals prepared in it’s restaurant. The three intimate dining rooms continue the pronounced Victorian theme of the Inn, and are the perfect surroundings in which you will enjoy an evening of award-winning gourmet dining. The menu is a creative collage of classic Continental dishes. The extensive selection of appetizers and entrees are meticulously prepared to please the most demanding gourmet.

Built as a summer home in 1915 for lumber baron Martin Brown, the magnificent structure has 14 fireplaces, finely crafted French doors and two-storied terraces supported by soaring pillars.Enjoy the four-season patio lounge, where you can catch a magnificent sunset overlooking the west lawn. The room is filled with windows and has a sunny tropical feel, even in the middle of winter when it is warmed by a wood stove. The inn has 25 guest rooms, each equipped with private bath and furnished with period pieces that cozily suit this New England country hostelry. Thanks to the inn's prize hilltop location,there is a view from every room.