Working Remotely or on a Multi-Week Assignment in the Northeast Kingdom? Save 15-20% and Get a Full Kitchen at The Wildflower
August 3, 2026

Book five nights or more at The Wildflower Inn and the extended-stay discount applies automatically at checkout: 15% off stays of 5 to 14 nights, 20% off 15 to 30 nights. That turns a suite with a full kitchen, a living room, and Kingdom Trails outside the door into a realistic home base for a multi-week travel-nurse contract, a remote-work stretch, or a family riding out ski season — not just a place to sleep between shifts.

We're on 300+ acres on Darling Hill Road in Lyndonville, 10 minutes off I-91 at Exit 23, right in the heart of the Kingdom Trails network. Longer-stay guests aren't an afterthought here; the property is genuinely built for them.

A suite, not a room

Our suite-style buildings — Bemis, Beltway, Burkeview Basecamp, Grand Meadow, Vail, Darling, Queen/Bunk, Farmhouse, Crash Pad, and Earl Brown — sleep 4 to 10 across a range of 2 to 5 beds per suite. Each one comes with a kitchenette or full kitchen, a private bathroom, and a sitting area. If you're here for two or three weeks, being able to cook a real dinner and have a living room to decompress in changes the whole experience. If you're traveling solo or as a couple, our standard rooms (1-4 guests) work the same way at a smaller scale.

Built to actually work from

High-speed WiFi covers every room and every common area on the property, so video calls and file uploads aren't a gamble. We recently added two EV charging stations for anyone driving electric. And if you want quiet during the day, we regularly host solo travelers who use us as a base for exactly that — one FAQ we get often is from people looking for "a quiet work retreat" between meetings, and it's a role this place fills well.

The discount, spelled out

Book direct through our online booking engine and the extended-stay pricing applies automatically: 15% off 5-14 nights, 20% off 15-30 nights. Staying longer than a month, or need something custom — a room block for a rotating team, a specific rate for a recurring contract? Call or email us directly and we'll build a package around it.

Food, without cooking every night

The restaurant is open 365 days a year for dinner, plus lunch on Saturdays and breakfast available to guests (a $15 per-person add-on, plus tax and gratuity, $6 for kids 10 and under). Sunset views come standard on the back deck. During warmer months, Trailside — our beer, coffee, and snack bar behind the Rifugio bike shop — is open daily from 9am to sunset for anyone who wants something faster.

What's here when you clock out

Kingdom Trails run directly through our property: 10+ miles of mountain bike trail on-site plus 15 more on neighboring land, an MTB skills park, and Rifugio, our full-service bike shop, for rentals, repair, and expert service (Class 1 e-bikes welcome, with secure storage and charging). There's 5+ miles of hiking and walking trails on property and 20 more nearby, gravel routes that start right from the driveway, 27 holes of disc golf across two courses, and over a mile of frontage on the West Branch of the Passumpsic River for fishing or a quiet paddle. In warmer months our heated saltwater pool — the only one of its kind in the Northeast Kingdom — is open. Burke Mountain is 10 minutes away for skiing, and Lake Willoughby is about 20 minutes (12 miles) down the road. Winter brings snowshoeing, nordic skiing, fat biking, sledding, and snowmobiling right from the property.

Bring the dog

Our pet-friendly rooms take one pet per room for a flat $75 or $100 fee for the whole stay — not per night. Pets stay leashed on the property; there's outdoor seating and a beer garden that welcome them at mealtime, even if they can't join you inside the dining room or pub.

Who this actually works for

Traveling nurses on a multi-week contract near St. Johnsbury — about 15 minutes away and home to Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital, the Fairbanks Museum, and St. Johnsbury Academy — get a real kitchen and a quiet place to recover between shifts instead of a roadside extended-stay chain. Remote workers testing out mountain-town living for a few weeks get reliable WiFi and trails they can ride on a lunch break. Corporate teams get a retreat-and-work setup in one place. And anyone settling in for a full ski season at Burke gets a suite instead of a series of single-night bookings.

Book direct, five nights or longer, and the discount is automatic.

FAQ

Do you offer discounts for extended stays?

Yes. Booking direct through our online engine automatically applies 15% off stays of 5-14 nights and 20% off stays of 15-30 nights. For longer or custom arrangements, contact us directly.

Is there reliable WiFi for remote work?

Yes — high-speed WiFi is available throughout every room and all common areas on the property.

Can I bring my dog for a multi-week stay?

Yes. Pet-friendly rooms allow one pet per room for a flat $75 or $100 fee covering the entire stay, not a nightly charge. Pets must stay leashed on the property.

Do the suites have full kitchens?

Most suites include a kitchenette or full kitchen along with a private bathroom and sitting area — details vary by suite, so check the specific room page or ask when booking.

— The Wildflower Team


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