Blind Tiger Burlington
Blind Tiger is a love letter to Burlington, Vermont and far more than a boutique hotel. A pied a terre inspired by the sustainable living, artistic pursuits, and all around good people of Vermont. Originally built in 1881 and set on a tree lined street and among other gorgeous historic homes, Blind Tiger is a grand brick mansion just a short stroll to Church Street, Lake Champlain waterfront and other lively neighborhoods in downtown Burlington. The residential neighborhood of Burlington Heights is one of the most desireable in the city and where you can have access to it all, including peace and quiet if you want it.
Our guesthouse and gathering space is your key to uncovering what Burlington is really about. We are allergic to tourist traps and inauthenticity, we believe that the locals know best and are continually inspired by community and creation. We’ve taken the guesswork out of your trip to Vermont, let your local hosts provide a distinctive insider's perspective on the city and surrounding areas, both well-traveled and delightfully off the beaten path.
Explore Burlington
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LAKE CHAMPLAIN
Lake Champlain is the sixth largest freshwater lake in the United States and given its picturesque location, there are countless activities to do, both on the water and off.
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CHURCH STREET MARKET PLACE
The guest house is conveniently located within walking distance to Burlington's award-winning pedestrian mall with its 100+ shops, restaurants, galleries, year-round events, and more!
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BURLINGTON GREENWAY
The Burlington Greenway (Bike Path) is a beloved destination year-round. Eight miles of paved path, with aggregate shoulders for runners and walkers, the path connects many major parks and facilities situated on the Lake Champlain shoreline.
OUR CAREFULLY CURATED GUIDE MADE JUST FOR YOU
In the summer it’s all about Lake Champlain. Water sports and outdoor activities in abundance make our little city unique. Pop over to the Soda Factory, a maker's paradise, for a one of a kind art experience or hop on a bike and explore the roads less traveled. Summer in Vermont is one of the most glorious things. Fresh mountain air, warm breeze and city streets littered with flower petals will make you want to stay just one night longer.