Name: The Jay Village Inn
Address: 1078 Vermont Route 242, Jay, Jay, Jay, VT 05859, United States of America
Rating: 8

24-hour reception

Smoke-free property

Heating

Ticket assistance

Garden

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

No elevators

General

Bridal suite

Family room

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Concierge services

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Breakfast

Restaurant

Vending machine

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Tour assistance

Tourist services

Hiking

Picnic area

Fishing

Recreation

Free parking

Parking

Swimming pool

Spa tub

Seasonal outdoor swimming pool

Pool and beach

Event facilities

Fax and copy machine

Business

Sauna

Beauty and wellness

Family/Kid Friendly

Kids

Ski storage

Ski passes available

Skiing

Winter sports

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Extra decontamination measures

Additional measures against COVID-19

Health and Safety Measures

Location

At the guest house

Caledonia County Airport

The Jay Village Inn

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went for July 4th forty five minutes of fireworks great food great venue
come every year we can from New Jersey! Been coming here for years when we are in the area portions are huge, drinks great Great value all around!

Go to Le Jay Village Inn for 4th of July

This place is a nice little gem in Jay.  I came in off the Long Trail because of heat, then waited out a storm.  Great price, great food, pool, friendly staff, and a bar.  David the manager treated me great. Thank you!  

Spent 3 nights here in early July

We stayed at Jays Peak for the water park and on the last night wanted something easy. We ordered pizza, wings, and french onion soup....everything was great but those wing...my wife a big lover of hot wing....AMAZING!!!!! We save a few for home just ate them and POW! Great job! FYI all the food was great just had to let them know the wings are amazing!

Chicken wing!

Very happy with how kind and courteous they were to my mother who stayed here. The room was clean and cozy. I stayed a couple of nights with my mother, even though I live in this area and was really happy with the comfort of the bed!! I'm new to this area but will recommend to family and friends seeking lodging. The food is excellent as well, be it breakfast, lunch or dinner. 
We enjoyed the family atmosphere of this Inn as well. No weighted doors banging all night. Just pleasant sounds drifting up the stairs from the restaurant which fell quiet at a very descent hour considering it was a weekend.

Warm, Clean and Cozy

This inn is a lovely little gem of a motel a few miles downwind of Jay Peak and the sprawling Jay Peak Resort. It has posts and beams downstairs where there is a dining area with a full menu from fish and steak to salads and homemade bread (plus yummy-looking dessert list). The bread, home fries, salad and spinach-cheddar quesadilla were delicious! 

Our small upstairs room had a very comfy bed and full bath with a wooden ceiling for a rustic but clean feeling. We were pleasantly surprised to also find both a refrigerator and a TV in the room.

There was a nice-sized clean-looking blue pool  (plus a hot tub!), and the deck was ringed with glass tables with umbrellas for dining al fresco from the restaurant menu. There were also full-length lounge chairs accented by colorful flower barrels. The road is surrounded by green grass and mountains. 

We were so happy with this alternative to Jay Peak's faceless condos.

Lovely Gem

The road here at night time is dark and long. So please drive with great care. When we arrived, I was amazed at how warm and cozy it was. The waiter Chris is super nice and friendly and welcoming. The smell of food made me feel so warm. The inn taker at the front desk is nice. The food was delicious. I paid $98 all taxes included for one night which was very good. The room was clean, warm, and cozy. I have nothing negative, only positive things to say. Very happy with this place. Will definitely come again!!!

Amazing!

This modest inn’s 16 rooms, provides good value. Our room was small, tiny really. But at 100 bucks a night in the middle of summer high season cannot complain. Rooms are clean and tidy. It’s restaurant has a reputation of being among the better in area.  It’s outdoor pool is decent size, although not super clean. And it’s deck is nice and capable of handling a hotel 10 times the size.

Idiosyncratic, kitschy, okay

This is a small Inn with a great restaurant very popular with the locals and visitor to the area.  Portions are generous and choices are very good. The crowd is very diversified and the atmosphere is very friendly.

Restaurant- Good food

Cost about $100 versus $250 at the resort 3 miles away.  I saved about $150.  There were a few catches which I'll get to.  This is a cozy spot and the staff were very friendly, even happy and chatty.  Fabulous.  The burger I had for dinner was perfectly cooked as were the fries.  The service was excellent.  The building appears to be built a few generations ago but was converted to an inn with small rooms.  It's like an old hotel with skinny hallways, bouncy floors and worn rugs.  

My room was very small and someone went to a lot of trouble to make it look good.  Nice bathroom tiles, the smallest sink I have ever seen a double bed and a knotty pine ceiling.  Oddly, the two lamps were dim and equivalent to 30 watt bulbs.  Weird, since you can get an 60 watt equivalent LED that costs the same to run and would make the room happier.  

The room was cold--about 58 degrees per the thermostat.  Eventually, I figured out that some of the heat would come from a vent in the bathroom but I doubt the temperature was over 60 at any point in the evening.  There were two thin blankets on the bed that didn't quite keep me warm.  By 8 in the morning, the room was warmer and the shower was super hot.  To be fair, I could have found an employee to sort out the temperature but since this was the last available room I didn't think anything could have been done.   It was a very cold and windy night.  Another issue which has to be mentioned is hair on the shower walls and at the drain?!  

The breakfast omelet and home fries and toast were fabulous.  Fabulous.  A+

The JVI is an economical and convenient alternative to the luxury at the Jay Peak Resort.  After all, most of us just need a warm, clean room and a shower.  I won't be returning except perhaps for the breakfast.  But it's hit or miss with such places and the cold room, lack of extra blankets and hair in the shower was disappointing.  I met a couple on the tram that LOVE the JVI?  There's no accounting for taste.  

Friendly place with good food but sketchy room.  

Stayed at this inn a Monday through Thursday.  Manager was nice enough to let us store belongings (even brought them to our room) and gave us discounted cards to use for ski tickets.  We found small but adequate for us.  We were a little confused as to why there were two fans and a portable heater in the room.  The room uses baseboard heat apparently, and this is an extra measure for heat for the room.  Breakfast and dinner were both beneful in portions and well-priced.  This inn is obviously well known for its cuisine.  Our last night was the most trying, as the noise level was a little excessive later in the evening (this was after the patrons had cleare out).  We went downstairs to address the issue, and there was a very nice waitress whom addressed the issue with the kitchen staff.  All in all, a good stay and a good value.

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