Sorry, nope, that's the Monday talking; my apologies.

But I refer to this section of the documentation: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:description#No_advertising, specifically

> The description should only include neutral and factual information about the object. It should not include subjective evaluations, e.g. "the best restaurant in town", "modern, comfortable hotel, in the heart of the city".

So I'm mostly asking that you consider whether these statements are objective:

- Located only three miles from Killington Ski Resort (IMO yes)
- overlooking the fairway of Vermont’s #1-voted public golf course (assuming that that's true about the golf course, sure)
- this larger-than-life country farmhouse has everything you could hope for (not necessarily)

I think some people on OSM are a bit pickier and would say that this all sounds like advertising, but I think it's useful. Maybe

> Country farmhouse inn located near Killington Ski Resort and overlooking the Green Mountain National Golf Course

all of which is undeniably true (unless you want to quibble on "near" or whatever, which I'm not going to do).

I really don't want to get into an extended tagging argument, though, so do what you like and I'm not going to change it myself.

Thanks a lot for adding it!!