Dick Loudon is the New Yorker who runs a small B&B in Vermont with his wife Joanna. Things operate a little different up in ski country as exemplified by their disparate group of friends and neighbors including Larry and his brother Darryl and his other brother Darryl.

Dick Loudon and his wife Joanna have their hands full running their quaint colonial inn for the third season collection of one of the 1980's finest television comedies. In addition to the seemingly never-ending parade of unusual guests, they must contend with the quirky antics of their employees and friends: spoiled maid Stephanie, dim-bulb handyman George and the back (wards) woodsmen Larry, Darryl and Darryl.

It's time to checkout at Vermont's Stratford Inn. The eighth and final season finds Dick and Joanna Loudon and the rest of their friends discovering the entire town in being bought up by an investor and things will never be the same. The final episode is considered one of the greatest endings in television history.

Season Six finds innkeeper, author, and television host Dick Loudon and his wife Joanna facing a whole new batch of comic misadventures as they contend with running the Stratford Inn as well as the oddball natives of their quaint Vermont town.