Welcome to the Lang House on Main Street, an 11-room Burlington Bed and Breakfast Inn. The Lang House on Main Street was built as a private residence in 1881 in the prestigious Hill Section neighborhood of Burlington, VT. Converted to a B&B in 2000, the Lang House offers eleven rooms with beautiful period furnishings and private baths.

Whether you are visiting for business or pleasure, you will find our Burlington, Vermont bed and breakfast accommodations comfortable and convenient, our staff gracious and welcoming, and our gourmet breakfasts planned to meet your schedule. We are committed to making your stay with us perfect in every way!

Just 3 miles from Burlington International Airport (BTV), the Lang House on Main Street is conveniently located between the University of Vermont (UVM) and downtown Burlington. It’s a short walk to the UVM or Champlain College campuses. Also within walking distance are the Lake Champlain waterfront (we are seven blocks east of Lake Champlain) and Burlington’s downtown, including the Flynn Theatre, galleries, museums, restaurants, shops and the Church Street Marketplace (a 4-block thriving city center made for walking and browsing Burlington’s eclectic mix of shops and eateries).

The Lang House on Main Street is also available for hosting and catering your event. Consider our gracious setting and menus for receptions, showers, luncheons, dinners, and small group retreats.

At the Lang House, we combine 19th century charm with 21st century service. We look forward to your visit!

The Lang House is staffed from 8:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. daily. We extend the closing time to 10:00 p.m. from June 1 through October 31.

News/Announcements

There can be little doubt that Burlington offers something for everyone. On Saturday, April 14 approximately 1,600 people gathered on the Church Street Marketplace to set a world record. Doing what you might ask?

Participants came equipped with cowbells that would be rung in unison and would be led by Jon Fishman, founder of the rock band Phish.

At 4:00 p.m., Fishman and his current band launched into a cowbell adaptation of the classic-rock song, "Time has come today." The 1,600 at the top of Church Street "played" along.

The primary reason for the gathering was to raise money in support of those individuals and businesses still recovering following the August 2011 devastation caused by Hurricane Irene.

A secondary reason for the gathering was to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the creation of a Ben & Jerry's special ice cream flavor: Phish Food!

Come visit and find your own special treat!

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Many guests have begun booking their late-spring, summer and fall reservations at the Lang House. You can always check availability before calling us (note the Check Availability button to the upper left). You do not have to book via our on-line booking feature. But if you decide to book that way, note the convenience fee that is associated with it.

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We hope our prospective and returning guests are looking at the virtual tour links that are posted on our web site. Each link provides the most up-to-date view for each of our 11 guest bedrooms.

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We post upcoming events on a regular basis. Keep track of the happenings in the area as well as what's new and interesting at the Lang House on Main Street!

We are bravely moving forward and trying our hand at tweeting and blogging.

All guest bedrooms now have flat-screen HD televisions! We provide free Wi-Fi and have a guest computer for those traveling without a laptop.

The sixth annual "Survey of Destination Stewardship" conducted by the National Geographic Society's Center for Sustainable Destinations ranked Vermont fifth in the world and first in the United States. The rankings are listed in the Nov/Dec 2009 issue of National Geographic Traveler magazine.

U.S. for Center Disease Control named Burlington, VT the healthiest city in America. Come and experience the winter activities that helped earn us that title.

The innkeeper and staff members were featured in the August 2008 edition of Business People Vermont.

The innkeeper is pleased and proud to have had the Lang House highlighted in a number of national publications including: Eating Light, Family Circle, The Wall Street Journal, Conde Nast Traveler, The Boston Globe, and National Geographic Traveler.

We are grateful to the pleasure and business travelers who demonstrate their appreciation for our lovely old home, our breakfast fare and service-oriented staffing by recommending that friends, family members, and colleagues stay at the Lang House.

Many thanks!