Absolutely charming!! If you are skiing at Stratton and want some place comfortable, clean and…read moreconvenient to stay...this is the place! Breakfast in the morning was perfect and the room was warm and cozy. I highly recommend this adorable Bed & Breakfast!

Great location- about 10 minutes from the bottom of the Stratton Mtn Access Road on the edge of…read moreJamaica VT. Very close to the road (Rt 30), with tight parking area but the inn is small so not really too much of a problem. There's a beautiful little brook along the back of the inn- in the morning during the early sunlight was absolutely beautiful. Friendly check-in with Chris, took great care to ask where we were from, told us a bit about the area, briefed us on breakfast and common room hours. Very nice and hospitable- Chris made sure to show us how the heater worked, made sure we had everything we needed (i.e. a hairdryer! Fresh muffins earlier than their usual breakfast time b/c we planned to get an early start!). We reserved the Stratton Mountain Room, the room furthest from the road. I could still hear traffic going by on Rt 30 but at night, it's pretty quiet. The room and bathroom are kind of dated, but clean, quaint and cozy- 1 double and 1 twin bed- and decorated in blue and white patterns w/ a slight Asian influence. I could smell the slight scent of dog at times...this could be one of the animal-friendly rooms. Bathroom is small, w/ a stand-up shower- make sure to keep the door open so it can remain heated when unoccupied or it can get pretty cold! Thick comforters and extra blankets kept me warm. Modern conveniences of this B&B were great- WiFi available in the room and the common room, and there's a small TV w/ DVD player and VCR. Common room is right next to the Stratton Room- very convenient- small and self-serve- dishes, small fridge, microwave, games, and yummy lemon poppyseed muffins and coffee in the morning. Exactly what we needed! (There was also a variety of cereal, teas and juices offered.) My area recommendations- Stratton for skiing and snowboarding, Manchester outlet shopping (Coach, Polo Ralph Lauren, Ann Taylor, J Crew, Banana Republic, BCBG are my faves). Chris gave some great restaurant recommendations- this trip, we tried Mulligans at Stratton and New American Grille on Rt 100- both were great and affordable. Overall, great value, friendly owners, clean and cozy rooms, convenient location- I'll definitely be back!

Atmosphere and owners are very pleasant. Rooms are very comfortable. We absolutely have no…read morecomplaints about the inn.

Such a cute place. Perfect for a weekend getaway that is only 10 mins from Woodstock, VT which is…read morethe cutest town ever. It's also not far from many amazing site seeing and hiking locations. We enjoyed our stay.

We stayed at this hotel for the weekend since we had a Spartan Race in Killington. The location was…read moreconvenient and the price was affordable. Checking in was easy and the rooms were standard; they were spacious and clean. We had two queen beds, coffee machine, a large TV, and mini fridge. The room was quiet, we didn't hear any of our neighbors. We noticed it was kid-friendly also. I think they definitely get more busy during the winters because of skiing and snowboarding season. There are many mountains and trails nearby. Parking was spacious and the customer service was good. The heated pool area was nice and they had a game room with arcade games and a pool table; there was an iTunes machine but it was down. I noticed a couple of vending machines if you have a snack craving. There's a restaurant onsite but we didn't dine there. The town of Ludlow was a few minutes away and it had plenty of shops and restaurants. Overall, we had a good stay and would definitely stay there again!

I am genuinely at a loss as to how this place has any good reviews. I would not stay here again,…read morenor would I recommend it. I have two good things to say- it was clean (which admittedly, is significant and pretty much the only reason I gave it a star) and the price was cheap (reflective of the quality). There are two properties- the Castle and the Pointe. I stayed at the Pointe, so I can't speak to the quality of the other, but you should be aware that they appear to be entirely different experiences. The Pointe would be easy to miss because it doesn't look like a hotel. Pulling up, you'll think you're at some sort of late 90s apartment complex or assisted living facility. The room I stayed in was pretty much a rebranded 1992 Holiday Inn, complete with the overwhelming stench of stale cigarettes (complimented by mildew) which was ironic because there is a 'no smoking' placard prominently displayed on the farmhouse-style dresser. I can get past the decor though, that's not a big deal and can even be charming. What matters to me is that the room is clean and the quality is decent, meaning things are in working order, etc. That was not the case here. By far, the biggest issue for me was the air conditioning. It is August. I expect a place that brands itself as a resort to have working air conditioning. It was off when I walked in, and the room was stifling. I turned it on, but immediately noticed it wasn't blowing cold, or even barely blowing at all for that matter. I gave it some time, but it never improved. When I brought it to the attention of the front desk, the response was fairly dismissive and standard "we'll move you to another room if you're not satisfied." While I appreciate that options are limited, relocating is not a small feat for me with mobility issues. I was told not to unpack my things, and just wait. When a technician came to look at it, he said it should be fine in about "ten to fifteen minutes" and miraculously, it was. What I didn't know is that this is apparently a common and ongoing problem, and someone has to manually reset the condenser. What I also didn't know is that the fix is only good for an hour or two and then it will go back to barely blowing (warm) air. Around 1am, I woke up sweating. The thermostat confirmed that the actual temp in the room was a good twelve degrees warmer than what it was set at. I called the front desk and the man working the overnight shift immediately knew what the issue was. I requested a fan and the condenser was reset but again, was only good for an hour or two and around 4am, I was sweating again. When I stay at a hotel, I usually take my time in the morning. I feel like if I am spending the money, I'd like to get at least 12 hours out of the stay and enjoy the property. That was not the case here. I didn't even shower, just woke up and got out as fast as I could. I was so hot and uncomfortable, I just wanted out. Some of this could have been forgiven, if not for the fact that 1) this is clearly an ongoing problem that has not been properly addressed, 2) with the exception of the young woman who checked me in, I found the staff to be stiffly polite at best and outright rude at worst. I did wonder for a moment if I was being overly sensitive or judging too harshly, but then while I was standing there, another guest told one of the women at the front desk that she was blatantly rude. In addition, I unfortunately have need of a service animal- from which you can deduce that there is obviously a reason for that. I asked at the front desk about rubbish bins to dispose of poop bags and I was told that I would need to throw them in the dumpster, so I asked if it was easily accessible. I was told it was. It was not- please see attached image. Worse- just a word of advice- if hotel staff is going to speak negatively about guests, perhaps wait until they are out of earshot. Hearing negative comments conveying annoyance about me and other guests, rather loudly, rubbed me very badly. In addition to all of the above, the handicap door access was broken- an issue for me as I was trying to navigate moving my bags into the building, and no one offered to assist or even hold the door, although they certainly saw me struggling. The ice machine was broken. Wifi not secure. The refrigerator was broken and my coffee creamer spoiled. The toilet worked but made a very alarming and disturbing grinding sound every fifteen minutes. The bed was AWFUL, completely sunken in the middle so that no matter how I repositioned my body, I would roll into a groove in the center. And no microwave is accessible, so you have to hand your food over to a staff member for them to take it in the back and microwave it for you. This is insanely unsanitary. Spend $30 and put a microwave in the lobby. This could be a decent property but without properly functioning facilities or welcoming staff, I just didn't find redeeming qualities. Solid no.

Long day ride the motorcycle, really looking forward to a cozy place to rest. We found the Timber…read moreInn , with the coziest beds I ever slept in in a hotel. We can park our motorcycles right in front of the door, and then we had the most beautiful view when we woke up, of the mountains.. proprietor was a very kind man and of course everywhere you go in Vermont they got a nice cup of coffee ....

My daughter and I stayed here last week and this motel is without a doubt one of the best run,…read morecleanest, pleasantest motels that I have ever stayed in. The rooms are attractive, the beds are comfortable, a night light in the bathroom is evidence that the owners think ahead for your comfort. Really cannot say enough good things about this motel and it is close enough to Ludlow, so easy to find good plaqces to eat!!

We were a bit worried about our reservation at Snowdon Chalet ('motel'), but the reviews and price…read moreand proximity to Okemo were so perfect that we committed to a 2 night stay there. It was wonderful. I am a clean freak and I couldn't believe that walking around on the floor in barefeet, my feet remained clean. Everything was immaculate. The owner is very friendly and helpful. There are thoughtful extras everywhere - huge variety of continental breakfast items in the office for guests, basket of free treats in the room, good-size fridge and real freezer in the room, super comfortable beds and bedding, pure white hefty towels, and big room and closet and drawers. The price was incredible and we were only a half hour from Okemo. We highly recommend the American Grill Restaurant and the Red Slate Restaurant. The food was delicious, staff and chefs amazing, and the prices like pre-pandemic. Couldn't believe it.

We love Snowdon Chalet!!! The location is perfect for so many places- Bromley, Magic, Stratton, and…read moreOkemo ski areas, great shopping in Weston and Manchester, and countless opportunities for hiking and water adventures. I discovered Snowdon Chalet by chance when coming up to see a World Cup race at Killington. Jen, the owner, was amazing. I had to leave early in the morning to catch the race, so she made a lunch bag with a fresh muffin, snack bars, a box of juice, and a yogurt- and had it waiting for me when I got out the door at 6:00am. The motel has a truly hip, retro architectural vibe. The rooms are all updated, always clean, and stocked with goodies. Jen and her husband are very accommodating- the customer service here is like no where else. Very family friendly and they truly care that you're enjoying your stay at the motel and finding great things to do in the area. We've priced other places in the area. But you really get a vastly better experience and value at Snowdon Chalet.

Can't rate it because it's closed, and has been for a few years. Not sure why it's still posted…read more Also last time we stayed there our unit was inundated with chipmunks because the owner feeds them and they take their food and get into our walls. You can hear them running through. Even found some nuts in the room on the chairs. Also water pressure very low in unit. Left before our reservation was ended due to these issues.

Great spot in Okemo. The owners provide impeccable, down to earth service and comfy, Vermont…read moreaccommodations. I wouldn't have to think twice about staying here again. Home cooked breakfast each morning added a great start to our ski day. You're less than 5 minutes from the base of Okemo. Free Wi-Fi. If you need/forgot something, they're happy to help you out: hair dryer, bottle opener, newspaper, an extra fresh out of the oven muffin. Just ask.

it was clean and neat. the bed was more of a hammock - but…read morefor the price what do you want?

We needed a spot walkable to Mt. Ascutney State Park and picked this spot a couple hours before…read morearrival based on location. The proprietor, Paul, could not have been nicer and picked us up at the local airport. He was so helpful with our transportation and special checkout needs. This is a basic motel. Nothing fancy but a sweet location, very clean pool, view of the summit from the chairs outside the room. Decent bed, nice clean bathrooms and a good hot shower. It exceed expectations and I'd highly recommend it .