Nestled between the Adirondack Mountains and Lake Champlain to the west and the Green Mountains to the east, Brandon, Vermont, is an ideal holiday location. The historic Brandon Inn flanks the village green and is the center- piece of the charming, New England town of Brandon, Vermont.

       The Brandon Inn started out as a single story tavern built back in 1786 by Jacob Simons. Since then the Inn has under gone many transformations. The Inn is now considered as a Dutch Colonial Style building listed with the National Register of Historic Buildings. Today the Brandon Inn retains all of its elegance and charm as it did in the earlier days.

All and all, in keeping with its history, the Brandon Inn is a true "New England Country Inn". Coming to stay with us is almost like coming home.

A LITTLE ABOUT
THE INN KEEPERS

Louis and Sarah Pattis took over the Inn in February of 1988. Louis is Austrian with a strong hotel background including being an award winning Austrian trained chef. Sarah is from England. Worked as an Occupational therapist, both in the States and abroad before becoming an Innkeeper. ( she says the two jobs have many similarities.) They have four children together. Mark, Anna, Nicholas and Rebecca. They all seem to have aspirations to follow in their parents footsteps.

         Louis states," We think of ourselves as caretakers of a little piece of Vermont history. We take our responsibilities very much to heart, as we continually try to upgrade and improve the Inn without endangering the timeless historic nature of the building." It is their belief that they are privileged to be part of the living history at the Inn. They consider to be very lucky to be part of a small town community like Brandon, with its many historic buildings and strong community spirit. " Brandon is Vermont's sleeping beauty, not quite discovered, and we like it that way," says Louis

    The Pattis's sincerely hope you have an opportunity to relax, discover and enjoy what the Brandon Inn has to offer.