The Governor's Inn
Bed and Breakfast

The Governor's Inn Bed and Breakfast is a Victorian country house located on the village green in Ludlow, Vermont offering extraordinary New England lodging and dining less than one mile from Okemo Mountain Ski Resort.

Jim and Cathy Kubec welcome you to a haven for enjoying life's pleasures and a base for exploring Vermont.

Stylish and romantic, The Governor's Inn offers seven guest rooms and one suite, each with private bath. There are three gas fireplaces and three Vermont Castings gas stoves, and six rooms, including the suite, have cable TV and VCR/DVD players. The suite and one room have Thermo-masseur tubs for two, perfect after a long day on the slopes. A second floor TV room features cable TV, loveseat and chairs and a guest computer with high-speed Internet. There is also Wireless High Speed Internet throughout the inn.

Common rooms include a spacious foyer with fireplace and a whispering alcove, a living area with ornate slate fireplace, dining and breakfast rooms, and a den with full beverage service. A porch with a four-season view of Okemo Mountain allows guests to stomp the snow off in the winter and rock with the breeze in the summer.

Ludlow is surrounded by five lakes, the Black River, Okemo Mountain, and all of Vermont. The area offers activities for all seasons and interests. Enjoy a day in Vermont exploring a country road or discovering an antique that's just right to take home. Hiking, biking, golf, canoeing, and swimming make excellent summertime pastimes, while snowshoeing as well as cross-country and downhill skiing in the winter make the cold temperatures more bearable. Historical sites abound in the area and are enjoyable all year.

At The Governor's Inn you will find excellent food, a luxurious room, friendship, and generous hospitality.

The Governor's Inn is synonymous with gourmet cooking.

Breakfasts, served from 8:00 until 9:30 a.m., are bountiful and delicious. Signature items include Cathy's crisp stuffed French toast recipes topped with Vermont maple syrup, specially made omelettes, and mouth-watering egg souffles.

You can then take a picnic from Cathy's hamper for a day of exploring, but be sure to be back for afternoon tea at 4:00 p.m.

The single-seating, prix fixe dinner begins at 7:00 p.m. Saturdays in the elegant, lantern-lit dining room. Chef Cathy appears, greets guests, and speaks briefly about the evening's meal and the sumptuous courses to follow.

She also conducts Culinary Magic Cooking Seminars at the Inn. Jim oversees the dining room service and is always willing to make recommendations to guests regarding the wines that would be suitable to complement the evening's entree.