The Lang House on Main Street is a bed and breakfast that offers guests more than they expect. We maintain our interiors and exterior to a high standard. Our objective is to create a great guest experience. I and the talented staff members warmly greet guests and are ready to assist or advise. Our breakfast fare is delicious and creative. If a guest has a dietary restriction or preference, we do our best to accommodate that need. Every morning, guests choose one of three different breakfast entrees; and for guests who stay for multiple nights, the savory and sweet breakfast entrees are not repeated. In the afternoon, guests enjoy complimentary cookies and tea. Also as a convenience for guests, we offer for sale a variety of sparkling, red and white wines, craft beers and local hard ciders. Vermont is well known for its artisanal cheeses, and we offer for sale a selection of four local cheeses, homemade spiced nuts and crackers. We all strive, every day, to live up to our tag line: Lang House -- Combining 19th Century Charm with 21st Century Service.

A reformed fund raiser turned innkeeper! I learned a lot about people and what they need and want as a university fund raiser. These people skills translated well to the world of hospitality. I am family oriented; I come for a large family, have three grown children and one grandchild. Everyone who works here is part of the Lang family or Team Lang, as some call us. I love dogs; my two small ones grace the inn and make new friends daily. I am a hands-on innkeeper and cultivate these skills in the young staff members who work here. Staff members truly love their jobs and our guests. I cook, garden, decorate, read, enjoy high and low culture, and travel when I can. With two children living on the west coast, much of my travel is dictated by their California and Oregon locations. I love living in Burlington, Vermont and expect to live on the Lang House property for years to come.

Located in the Hill Section neighborhood in Burlington, the Lang House is a three-block walk to the Church Street Marketplace down the hill and a one-block walk to the University of Vermont's historic green. Burlington is a small, friendly, walkable and lively city. There are numerous ways to enjoy being outdoors, cultural events, shopping and dining. There are farmer markets, farmer dinners at restaurants, new beer and cider breweries with tasting rooms. Our local co-op market offers many local delights.