Lake Champlain Inn Bed & Breakfast

My husband and I wanted a relaxing and peaceful place to stay while enjoying the great Adirondacks and Lake Champlain. After calling this bed and breakfast for information, I could tell that the owners took their jobs seriously and were willing to accommodate. We wanted to book a room in early to mid August and were calling at the end of July… not only did they find us a room, it was their affordable Lakeview suite for the same days we wanted. They asked us for food preferences and needs. We arrived to this bed and breakfast late at night due to traffic issues on our travels. Despite the hour, Innkeeper Joe waited up and not only welcomed us personally but also carried our luggage to our room. The house is gorgeous inside and out, classic Victorian home with country chic flare. Our room was not a disappointment either. Spacious seating area in the suite, sink station as well a full bathroom and a comfy queen sized bed. Everything you would need was provided, plenty of clean pillows, fresh towels, chilled water bottles, soaps and more. The décor of our room was exquisite and homey. The suite overlooked Lake Champlain and surrounding majestic mountains, it was breathtaking. The shower strength is strong and the hot water was never ending. Now onto breakfast… delicious! Every breakfast began with a freshly made scone, your choice of hot beverage and an array of juice options. Now on the actual breakfast entrée course… better quality food than most brunch spots. The first day, Nancy made this scrumptious «ham tower» which reminded me of a gourmet quality quiche with a half plate of towering fresh fruit. Second day she made a maple syrup cream cheese stuffed fresh toast, again with a pile of fresh fruit. Third day she made this really creative and delicious blueberry granola like bread with cream on top… so hearty and delicious. The food alone was very accommodating and uniquely prepared, never a disappointment. The breakfast was served in their beautiful formal dining room that had plenty of room for comfort. Over all, the innkeepers Jor and Nancy were endless in their efforts to provide brochures and recommendations. Their gracious approach in making us feel welcome worked and it was as though we were at home in their beautiful place. Additionally, they are close by to dozens of food options which they provided maps to find. A town very close by had more restaurants than I can count on my hands, all nearby the scenic lakes and mountains. While there, we enjoyed the best smelling bbq and delicious steaks. Everything is very easy to find. We were able to go fishing where the locals go to fish just minutes from the bed and breakfast. Nancy and Joe also suggested a gorgeous beach also just minutes from their home, it was quite enjoyable. Also there is fresh ice cream and delicious burgers nearby the B&B, well worth finding! The surrounding areas and towns did not disappoint and were very accessible. The country life is your oyster in that neck of the woods. Definitely going back!

We stayed at the TLC Inn while in Ticonderoga for just one night. Nancy and Joe were extremely accommodating and welcoming and made us feel right at home the moment we arrived.
The old charismatic home was beautifully set overlooking Lake Champlain, with only a 10 minute walk down to the water. We enjoyed the beautiful landscape while sipping on our coffee on the porch early in the morning.
Our room was great. Very comfortable mattress, and an extremely clean bathroom. The bathroom had heated floors which were an added bonus on a chilly morning!
And no need to go out to find a breakfast joint– Nancy is quite the chef! We enjoyed fresh orange juice with homemade lemon and poppyseed scones, followed by cream cheese maple syrup walnut stuffed French toast and fruit! Absolutely delicious!
Highly recommend for anyone passing through, or looking to escape to a quiet serene environment.

My husband and I stayed for a few nights on our anniversary this autumn. The room was nice and clean with a certain charm. The inn-​keepers seemed very nice, but we did not enjoy the awkwardness of coming into the Inn straight through their living-​room. It’s a pretty old house, but unfortunately the layout does not seem to suit a B & B. Some of the charm of the space also seemed compromised by ‘modern’ renovations. Any restaurant is pretty far away, with overpriced, pretty terrible food. Perhaps if visiting the area a small place with a kitchenette is a better option. Oh, and if you’re planning to go for a run, be aware, you might have a few dogs barking at you whilst running after you.