EXPERIENCES GUESTS BECOME FRIENDS AT WOODLEY PARK GUEST HOUSE Yell Mush in Mad River Valley West Hill House B&B Warren, Vermont “What would be better than being bundled up and tucked into a sled with a team of energetic Siberian Huskies taking you on a winter wonderland adventure like no other?” asks Peter MacLaren, innkeeper of West Hill House Bed and Breakfast. Located in Warren, Vermont, West Hill House is an 1850s farmhouse brimming with Old New England charm—and a magical destination once the snow starts falling. Nearby, guests can enjoy the full winter experience by reserving a dog-sledding adventure with October Siberians. From learning to drive a team of dogs to scenic tours of Mad River Valley, this unique activity is well worth the trip! More on page 72 . Find Community in the Heart of D.C. Woodley Park Guest House Washington, District of Columbia In Washington, D.C.’s historic, tree-lined neighborhood of Woodley Park, one bed and breakfast is reimagining how travelers experience major cities: Woodley Park Guest House. “This is a place where people, quite honestly, make friends. It’s a very warm and congenial accommodation,” says Laura Saba, the inn’s owner. “You just don’t expect it in a city, which is why so many people don’t even look for it.” Discover D.C. from the guest house and don’t miss the National Zoo just up the road! After a day of exploration, guests return to a place filled with art that reflects Saba’s sense of color and humor, and of course, a community built upon a shared interest in travel—and much more. More on page 38 . GOLF THE LINKS HAPPY HUSKIES READY FOR ADVENTURE Swing Into 1800s Scotland Glenlaurel, A Scottish Inn & Cottages Rockbridge, Ohio From 120-year-old hickory-shaft golf clubs to seven-course meals served by candlelight, Glenlaurel, A Scottish Inn and Cottages is committed to providing a genuine 1800s experience. The Scottish Links—an eight-hole, links-style course designed to replicate old Scottish golf courses—is a highlight of this quaint inn in Rockbridge, Ohio. “I would estimate that 95 percent of golfers have never played with a hickory-shaft club and 99 percent have never played on sand greens and sand tees,” says Greg Leonard, co-owner of Glenlaurel. “It is a chance for our guests to enjoy a unique adventure and share it with their friends and colleagues when they go back home.” More on page 62 . Select Registry’s Inn Scene Fall/Winter 2022 17
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