While leafing through the excellent debut issue of Herbivore Magazine and saw an ad for a vegan bed and breakfast that was—gasp!—in central Virginia (about three hours from where I live) called The White Pig. Everything looks excellent, from the accomodations to the web site down to the food.
Coincidentally, today the Washington Post featured The Sweet Thyme Inn, a vegan B&B in West Virginia.
Most bed and breakfasts are more than happy to accomodate vegetarians and vegans, but it’s pretty rare to come across ones that incorporate a vegan lifestyle into the bed and breakfast culture.
10 Responses
johanna
14|May|2003 1there’s also the sweet onion inn in vermont–we are trying it out over july 4th weekend! i’m excited. :)
i’m also jealous that you got herbivore already… mine hasn’t shown up yet!
skppngrl
27|Jun|2005 2Where can we find a veg*an B&B in the US with a friendly pet policy as well? I contacted The White Pigs and it was a No-No. We have a companion animal that needs to go with us. Any suggestions? Thanks!
Dina
30|Sep|2005 3As of 10/1/05 we (The White Pig) has a pet freindly room.
Deidre
18|Feb|2006 4We stayed at the White Pig last summer and it was a wonderful experience - I highly recommend it!
Suzanne
19|Mar|2006 5My husband & I stayed at the White Pig also and had a terrible experience. The food was wonderful, but the host was very cold and unfriendly. However, we LOVED the Sweet Onion Inn and we’re looking forward to trying the Sweet Thyme inn soon!
Philippe
24|Mar|2006 6I own a vegan B&B in Montreal, Canada, and look forward to welcoming vegan guests!
http://www.chezphilippe.info
Tomas Sohlberg
27|May|2007 7My wife, Anneen and I offer a new ‘resh concept’ B&B Please check out our website and you will see that our Vegan B&B is a one of a kind!
:)
Kari
07|Oct|2007 8We loved the Sweet Onion Inn - great food and great people. I was really sad to see that the White Pig and Chez Phillippe do not welcome children. As a vegan couple with a son, it would be nice to raise our child in an environment that celebrates vegan kids; instead these places won’t even welcome him.
Thanks to the Sweet Onion Inn for great food, great hospitality, and for welcoming our son!
Marea
18|Oct|2007 9My partner and I are rennovating our house to accomodate a vegan bed and breakfast. We are located in Indianapolis. So anyone travelling through the midwest on I-65 or I-70 can have a great vegan owned and ran bed and breakfast. I can see that there is a need for it, both by our own travelling needs and by the responses here. I am very excited about it.
Until we get a website together, anyone interested can contact me at marea.kinney@gmail.com
For anyone who might be interested, we also own a piercing studio and custom wood jewelry company that are animal and earth friendly as well.
Gita Devi
05|Feb|2008 10I’m opening a totally vegan B&B on May 1st. We’re located just 5 miles north west of Watkins Glen, NY and are less than 15 minutes from Farm Sanctuary (where I used to work)
Great vegan breakfasts during the week and brunch on the weekends.
Please check out the web site: http://www.gingercat-bb.com for details, photos and to make reservations.
Gita
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