We stayed here when we came up for a play at Hubbard Hall. This is a friendly, quiet, clean place…read more The linens were bright white and beds were comfy. We slept very well. That said, it's a motel, so I'm not comparing it to a fancy hotel. (Think linoleum bathroom floor, not tile.) They are pet-friendly, which was great, as we were traveling with our little Westie.

For a small motel in this sweet town, Motel Cambridge was perfect for my family of 5! We have three…read morekids and unexpectedly needed a place to stay after my daughter's severe allergies posed a big challenge with our original farm/camping plans. We stayed in the suit and used the bedroom and pullout sofa to sleep is all. The ladies in the office had exceptional friendliness and customer service and THAT is what made the difference for us! They also went above and beyond as "motel fairies" as a special surprise for our kids!

The bath tub is a so dirty. It Oklahoma Dead bugs in the…read moreshears at the window. The pool was filled with debris & dead bugs. Leaves on the bottom of the pool. There was a broken umbrella at one of the tables. They had us check into a room behind a trailer. There were mattresses lying on the ground in front of our door. They did give us another room. We came back to a half cleaned room. They did not make one of the beds. It was just like we left it. There is a major upgrade going on. Which is nice. But what about the people staying now?

Worst hotel I've stayed in. The first room they gave us was 85 degrees because the HVAC wasn't…read moreworking. The next room was a handicap room that was filthy dirty. The heater was covered in dirt and the baseboard heater in the bathroom was broken. The shower was disgusting. The floor was so dirty my husband had to wash the bottom of his slippers before putting them in the suitcase. The sheets on one bed looked clean, but not the other bed. When we checked out the girl at the front was on her phone texting and barely looked up. We told her how bad the room was and she just said she'd let them know.

Tucked into the car dealer strip, this newer property is delightful. From the moment you walk in,…read moreyou can expect the Vermont warmth of the staff. You will feel like they waited all day just for you! The rooms are well appointed, spacious and clean. The heating system was quiet and our room was comfortable on a hot summer night. The hallways were quiet, no noise carried in. The beds were soft and cozy. There was plenty of parking in front. The bonus was Hannafords, just a walk behind the hotel for treats and drinks. We enjoyed the walk listening to nothing but the sound of a million crickets. So, go have a weekend getaway to Bennington! The Hampton Inn will treat you like family while you visit.

Stayed here because every other hotel in every other part of Vermont was booked out for the holiday…read moreweekend. They were, apparently, unequipped to handle an influx of tourists even though the parking lot was fairly empty upon arrival. I checked in two hours past the check-in time and had to wait for half an hour in the lobby before the one staff member working said it would be another hour or so before the room would even be cleaned unless I chose to downgrade. I came back about two hours later and most of the rooms were still being cleaned. I inquired about the pool and they said it was available, but a bit "foggy." I went outside to find a full blown pond. It made the reflecting pool look like a resort. The nice thing about the hotel was that it's within walking distance to everything in town and the room was clean by the time I was actually able to enter.

We met Betsy at the front desk when we checked in and she kindly gave us info about our stay in…read moreBennington and where to eat. We checked into a perfectly pointed, simple and clean room that provided a great night's sleep for our weary bodies from traveling over 350 miles that day by car. In peeking out the window later in the day, Betsy was watering all the plants and organizing all the chairs around the pool, making it all look so nice. As it turns out, her family has owned this cute little spot of 20 rooms for almost 50 years, and she does everything from A-Z to keep this little engine running. With severe shortages in the work force around the world, this place has been hit hard just like the rest of us who are in business for ourselves, but there was nothing that told us that she had lacked help. That is because Betsy was filling in all the blanks, making everyone's stay seamless. To go to a place where the owner cares so much so that she in fact, probably is cleaning rooms as well, is rare, so it is a win-win to stay here. You will be treated with kindness and respect, and she will make you feel at home. Betsy also make a great suggestion to dine in town at a new restaurant that just opened called 421 Main. It was a fabulous restaurant, and being from a serious food city like Philadelphia and owning several restaurants of our own in Philly, we had medium expectations - but were blown away by the hospitality of the team that worked there, and by the exceptional food we tried. So if you come to Bennington, remember to not only stay at The Knotty Pine Motel, but eat at 421 Main, one of the best tapas restaurants we have ever eaten in! Bravo Betsy for a home-run dinner recommendation, and for a home-run overnight stay. Cheers, and keep up the great work; we love your dedication and endless energy and commend you on never giving up!

My family and I have stayed at this motel many times over the years and always looked forward to…read moreour visits. Unfortunately, it is under new ownership, and the decline in quality is shocking. We have never had a bad experience here before, but this will officially be our last stay. The pool was absolutely disgusting and clearly hadn't been properly maintained in a long time. To make matters worse, our room had a strong, unmistakable smell of urine. It is incredibly disappointing to see a place we used to love go downhill so fast. We will not be back.

This is by far the nicest resort hotel I have ever been to. The room, the grounds, the staff, the…read moresurroundings and OMG the food! It is expensive and worth every penny. Would love to return.

Had most magical, restful, and phenomenal week at Twin Farms. Thank you to the wonderful staff for…read moretaking such good care of us in every way possible. And props to the chefs for the absolutely delicious food - it was like being served by Michelin starred rockstars every meal. Truly putting all other all-inclusive resorts to shame. I will never stop raving about you

I do not know if this hotel is operational. When Benson Mines went under 15 years ago it was the…read morefirst nail in the coffin, now the Newton Falls Paper Mill is permenently closed and the Black Clawsons to be auctioned off. Even the Post Office and 13666 is set for extinction end of this year. What a shame. This was a nice hamlet and an American values town. Now all the houses are leaning at a 45 degree and the school population thins out more every year. I sumered here in the 70's and miss those days dearly. I hope the people of NF can survive the devistation of business losses.

We visited Newton Falls,NY in Sept of 2011. Belonging to a historical society near Akron,OH I would…read morelove to see the hotel saved some way. We lost a mansion built by the founder of our town. It was torn down by the city and is really missed now. I was so intrigued by this piece of history that you have. It is a interesting little town. I was so sad to hear about the post office too. Now what brought us to Newton Falls,NY was that I spent most of my life in Newton Falls,Ohio zip 44444. I found it interesting that another town was called Newton Falls and had to see it.

Quaint and warm bar experience to pop in for a cocktail. I've never eaten their food, but love the…read moredrinks! Staff is always friendly and welcoming as well. Pear ginger and espresso martinis are solid!

So adorable and the staff was extremely helpful and happy. I can't wait to go back! The rooms were…read moreclean and big.

I came for autumn foliage in October 2015 and loved this place. There are a few groupings of rooms…read more& cottages, not too dense or too remote. They have a pretty large area for walking around with a beautiful view of the mountain and changing leaves. The picnic area and gazebo are very peaceful places to read. Harwood Hill seems to be involved with a lot of local artists, so there are neat treasures scattered across the grounds, the main office has a kiosk of local crafts and pieces of art, and they offer an arts package that gets you a discount at a lot of local attractions and stores. I plan to get this package next time I visit. The staff was very friendly and accessible. The rooms were beautifully maintained, and there was a continental breakfast on the weekends with really tasty bagels and a good range of cream cheese options. No complaints!

I always shy away from staying in cabins or cottages because they're old & worn & sometimes not so…read moreclean I should say most of the time not all that clean because it's old and worn. This was the exception! Hardwood Hills was not only spotless inside, the grounds were spotless, the people who run the place over and beyond customer service, genuinely nice. They care about how your stay is and was. Can I say it again? Spotless!!! Thanks Martha,Jason,Heath,PJ,Meghan & anyone I may have missed. Also the view exceptional!!! Vermont is so beautiful, so thankful we had the perfect place to stay!!