How this place gets more than 1 star is beyond me. Can I give it zero stars? The place is dirty and out of style. It hasn't been updated since 1989 and I just can't shake this awful stay off. The website looks nothing like the real thing. It's dreary looking from the outside and dirty on the inside. The rug is gross, the tub is dirty, the shower curtain would be lucky if it came from the dollar store, the thermostat is near impossible to read and set, there's still a sticker on the shower rod, and really... The toilet isn't even set straight. My girlfriend is on the verge of breaking up with me over this and I honestly don't blame her. The lodge is conveniently located but you still have to drive to the mountain so just stay a little further away for less money and a better place. read more

How I wished I had checked Yelp before booking our "Living Social" package here. I was looking forward to a very relaxing and romantic weekend. Foliage. Reading by the fireplace with background music. Nice food. Quietness.... You wish. Foliage- check. Incredible. Romantic, fireplace, music, relax... nope. Truly the only positive thing I have to say about our experience is that the staff was great. Especially Roger at the restaurant, he was the bright spot of our stay. The dinner included in our package was superb, I was very surprised by this. But that was it. The hotel badly needs renovations, everything is old... carpet floors, furniture, TVs, all over 20 years old. The floors creak loudly and our upstairs neighbor kept walking around the room for some reason. Occasionally during the night, and constantly after 5:00 am. I doubt I slept more than 2 hours in a row, or 5 in total each of the two nights I stayed. Oh, and forget about common areas with fireplace and quiet reading nooks- There are a couple of old sofas in front of a fake fireplace, but the room is not comfortable, nor relaxing, nor inviting. Sorry "Lodge", I didn't like you much and won't be back until you get a facelift. read more

I don't know, maybe I'm just not cut out for the VT lifestyle, but this place was pretty disgusting....and surely not worth$160/night. Yes, location is great, but the lodge is FILTHY. At the entrance, there's beer cans on the ground and you smell mildew when you walk into the waiting area. When we walked into our room, the main light was burnt out, the shower stall was FILTHY and there were SO MANY COBWEBS dangling off the ceiling. I watched as a large spider crawled across my pillow. The smell of the room was disgusting as well and we didn't bother to turn on the tv...the thing was ancient...it might as well have not been in the room. When we went down for our complimentary breakfast the next day, I couldn't bring myself to even get a glass of water...all the glass cups seemed dirty. It's safe to say, I hated this lodge. read more

I have mixed feelings about this lodge. My husband and I stayed here last winter. Overall the outside and inside have a out-dated appearance and design, but the staff was pleasant. They had a nice continental breakfast with eggs, pancakes, and bacon and live music on Saturday night. It was a family friendly place. However, the walls were very thin. You could clearly hear conversations of people walking by your room and we could hear every step the guests staying directly above us took. This was very frustrating to us as we just wanted to relax after a long day at the mountain. read more

Had a great stay especially with the Living Social Deal that included a 2 night stay 2 full breakfasts and 1 dinner. It was an older and dated place but the room was clean and the staff was very friendly. Especially Leah who was the front desk/bartender and Roger in the dining room. The dinner that was included was basic but for a few extra dollars I got a hand cut 12oz NY Strip that was very good. I hope they do this deal next winter so I could coordinate a trip with my friends and family. It was a very good value. If you are looking for a 5 star hotel then you have to pay 5 star pricing. read more

Nothing fancy by any means but clean and the most hospitable place I may have ever been too. The breakfast doesn't offer anything healthy but everyone seemed to enjoy it and the host is extremely nice and takes pride in feeding everyone and making sure they have a nice time. The bar has a very welcoming family atmosphere. Everyone there was enjoying themselves and really enjoying each other's company (it was nice to see). We had the privilege of meeting the owner's family who were wonderful people. Stay here for a friendly, hospitable place 30 seconds from the mountain. If you're looking for a plush extremely comfortable room this isn't your place but if your looking for a great location and a welcoming atmosphere this is it. read more

Walked in signed. Signed in went to room. Walked in checked room. Then walked out left. Never go back. Smelled, old ,worn out. Wife couldn't eat for an hour. Thought she would vomit. Can't recommend. read more

I love this place. My family spent Thanksgiving there (second year in a row). They cook a tasty, full Thanksgiving dinner for their guests that's worth the trip. It's included in the price, as is breakfast. Guests either come to ski Mt. Snow or explore southern Vermont. Either way, it's worth the price of a stay. Staff is friendly, grounds are clean, pets are welcome and the location is perfect for a few days of skiing. My family will try to be back before the snow melts, however, it's also fun to go in the summer because there's plenty to do in that area of Vermont. Highly recommend. read more

I was really disgusted when I first walked in, it was very outdated to say the least. They promised us a mountain view room, we got a room with a view of the parking lot and the smell of air freshener trying to mask the smell of marijuana. We were moved to another room, my dad was unloading the car and I was just sitting on the bed in the first room and a man comes in and just tells me to get my stuff and move. Not friendly, I felt like I was in trouble and going to jail. The parking lot will take forever to be plowed out from the snow and it is a dry steep hill to the parking lot. I will give it an A for convenient location. read more

To preface this: I never review hotels online. Ever. However, I had a particularly bad experience with The Lodge at Mt. Snow and wanted to note it here so that people can avoid what happened to my boyfriend and me when we tried to stay here this past summer. My boyfriend and I wanted to do a bit of hiking in Vermont over this past summer, and upon researching hotels/lodges The Lodge at Mt. Snow came up. Prior to booking with The Lodge at Mt. Snow, we did a lot of research on the place (clearly not enough) - looked at pricing, location, reviews, and even called and spoke with a rep there - to make sure that this place was legit. All seemed good, so we went ahead and booked a room for 3 nights 6 weeks in advance. When we arrived at the Lodge, the reception desk was empty and a sign instructed us to call "202" on a nearby phone for assistance. We called "202" and spoke with Jim (I suppose he's the owner), who told us that our reservation was changed to The Inn at Mt. Snow, which is right next door. He wouldn't tell us why, so left with no other option, as Jim was "too busy" to attend to us, we went to The Inn at Mt. Snow. When we went to the Inn, we were told: 1) that The Inn at Mt. Snow is in no way related to The Lodge at Mt. Snow 2) that Jim asked the women at the Inn to take us in because he overbooked the lodge and 3) that Jim was probably "hiding" because of the situation. Now, I'll say this: it was nice that Jim did think enough about us to try to find us another place to stay. However, he did not call or e-mail us about the room situation beforehand and - according to the lovely women working at the Inn - this Jim overbooks all the time. In addition, Jim failed to tell the women how long we were going to stay there and it turned out that they did not have any rooms available for more than one night. They called other hotels and lodges, all of which were booked. They called Jim, and he instructed us to go to Nordic Hills Lodge - which is another town over - because he called them and they said that they could take us. When my boyfriend and I got into the car, I called Jim to ask him about the money situation (we booked the room online and submitted a small deposit), and he said that he would deposit it into my bank account. He then apologized for the situation and explained that there was a "glitch" in the system that caused him to overbook us. I asked Jim what the rep at Nordic Hills said regarding lodging for us, and he tells me that he never actually spoke to someone from Nordic Hills - just left voicemails. So, with no other option, my boyfriend and I drove to Nordic Hills (which is a good 20 minutes away), and the place was completely dark and locked. No one seemed to be lodging there. As we're walking away, Debbie, the owner of Nordic Hills, runs out the door and asks what she can do for us. We explain our situation, and she tells us that she's booked for the weekend and that Jim from The Lodge overbooks and sends people her way for this reason ALL THE TIME. In the end, Debbie was able to accommodate us, and we had a very nice time there and in Vermont. On the phone, Jim sounds like a really nice guy. However, the fact that Jim did not call or email us to tell us that he overbooked us (which he did know about in advance because he asked the women at The Inn at Mt. Snow to take us in hours before we arrived) is highly unprofessional. The fact that he decided to hide out and not speak to us in person (we NEVER saw him - he refused to speak with us in person), as well as lie about actually speaking to someone at Nordic Hills, is absurd and immature. Also, he never did deposit the room deposit into my bank account, even though I called him several times about the matter and even though HE TOLD ME that he did deposit the money. In the end, I did a credit card dispute, which was approved. Case in point: If you book with The Lodge at Mt. Snow, there's a good chance that Jim will overbook you, leaving you to find lodging at the last minute. Don't take that chance. Find another place. I recommend The Inn at Mt. Snow (the women there tried to help us find a new place to lodge, a task that was Jim's, not theirs, and they were incredibly nice and helpful; also, the place is beautiful), which is right next to the lodge, or Nordic Hills Lodge (also lovely). read more

I have been staying here for about 3 years now... simple large clean rooms at a reasonable price.. Jim is a great host..

The lodge had such a bad smell. The only way I could stay in the room was keeping the window open. Chilly in the room as a result. Tried to turn on the heat, no luck. The area with the fitness equipment and hot tub was gross. Looked like no one had been there in years. No $20 credit was even mentioned or the $20 massage. The outside of the Lodge was green and black so ugly I thought this could not be the place. The sign did not have a light on it, so it was hard to find at night. The only good thing was the food. However who serves a lobster on top of a steak. By the time you ate the lobster, the steak was cold. As usual the scenery was beautiful but after a day of it I did not want to go back the Lodge. The pictures that are shown on the site are not what it really looks like. The add should have read the place is a dump but the food is good. read more

A diamond in the rough! A little sore on the eyes from the outside, and the room was nothing special, but it had everything that you need. There was a mini fridge/freezer and a microwave, just wish there was a coffee maker! The food was excellent each time we at there (2 breakfasts, a bagged lunch and dinner). The staff was very accommodating and friendly, always giving us good advice for places to see and visit within the area. I did notice, however, that this might not be the best place to stay for anyone who had difficulty with stairs as there is no elevator and the restaurant was on a lower level and the pool the level below that. We will definitely be coming back soon! read more

victim of the living social deal . only saving grace was we met friends there and made the best of it. the matrass was so thin and old if folded into a vee when we tried to sleep on it. so my wife and I both rolled into the center. the tv is still old school tube tv. there is broken down stuff littering the yard and interior of the building. didn't dare go into the gross hot tub. when we showed up we met the chef who told us breakfast they would come out see what we want and cook it for us. well it was a buffet and no cooking for you. scrambled eggs and sausage and gravy is what you get. picnic lunch is a sandwich with know lettuce or tomato's just meat cheese and bread and a packet of mustard. we ate the top of the mountain and also ended up eating diner out as well . I have stayed at other VT locations through groupon that where 100 percent better. don't waste your money on this place. edit to add i seem to have picked up a double eye infection from the pillows. yuck Your review helps others learn about great local businesses. Please don't review this business if you received a freebie for writing this review, or if you're connected in any way to the owner or employees. read more

The stay at the lodge at mount snow was atrocious, the rooms smelled like a mix between the bathroom at a nursing home and a run down veteranary clinic. The outdated building was extremely uninviting and falling apart at first look. The inside of the lodge was extremely smelly and falling apart, the carpets were discusting. On the fleece blanket left on my bed there were white matted stains that I would like to think is yogurt. The comforter was junk, the filling fell to the corners and bottom, leaving just the lining to sleep with. The pool was green and the owner, Jim stated that "it'll be ready by tomorrow, I'm still finishing a few things up" which is the same line I overheard him telling new guests 4 nights later on our way out. The staff preparing our food were very unprofessional, to the point where we chose not to eat when we saw him bring us our salad. The waiter/cook proceeded to have an uninvited seat with us at the dinner table and coax us to order food, we were discusted by the manner of the staff to the point that we were a little disturbed. After having such a creepy interaction with the staff, we decided we would try the hot tub, which turned out to be a total bust as the room smelled so terrible that I gagged and had to leave the door open, and the tub was slimy to the touch. The entire lodge was extremely uninviting, any venture feels like you are in a horror movie. The sheets were also dirty when we turned the sheets to go to bed, we found multiple large red stains on the sheets, and there is no staff in the entire lodge to ask for assistance, forcing us to wander off and find the laundry room to change them over ourselves. Which leads to another issue, the system in which they wash (if the even do) the sheets and the towels was absolutly discusting and after seeing the laundry room, I am wondering how they even pass health codes, since I saw first hand the disregard for food preparation cleanliness, I am forced to think the same mentality applies to linens. I will never consider staying at the lodge again, as the bargain is not worth it because we were so discusted with the place that we didn't get to use any of the food vouchers, making the living social deal not even worth the money. Having such a discusting lodge to stay at did have positives I suppose, since it forced us to explore the local towns surrounding it to find food, and we stumbled upon some fantastic restaurants withing 10 miles or so of the lodge. read more

The lodge was alright.... I wasn't expecting anything fancy or upscale, especially for the price we paid, BUT I definitely think the owners could take better care of the lodge. The building itself needs many renovations and a good cleaning. The room wasn't dirty, but it wasn't super clean either. The pool was so dirty we didn't even consider swimming in it. It was a decent place to sleep at, since we spent most of our days out and about. The customer service was alright, nothing special. The restaurant definitely needed some upkeep as well, the food was alright. I do confess that I did get skeptical about eating their food just because of the way the place looked and how the cook was, he didn't seem very clean. It wasn't a horrible place but I definitely would not stay here again. The location was good, right across from the green mountains and close to a nearby city, wilmington. The wifi was also good. read more

Beware of this Living Social deal. The hotel charges an extra $50 upon checkout. The "four course meal for 2" is a burger or sandwich and a "salad bar" which is a bucket of lettuce that had been sitting out for hours with no ladles for the salad dressings. We were told we would have a king bed (my fiance is 6'4) and the owner said - the people checking out before you had car issues, I'll let you know when they check out. No problem. I asked again the following day and he said "you aren't comfortable?". Um, no, and we requested a king bed before we drove the 3+ hours up to Vermont. It's close to the mountain and the local bars and restaurants are decent. The hotel itself is extremely dirty and dated. We had to keep the windows open the entire stay as it was uncomfortably warm. There were kids/teenagers running around screaming the entire time. The "gym" and hot tub were nothing short of a joke. BEWARE :) read more