I stayed at Upper Pass Lodge with my son for 5 days while he attended the Chris Lewit Tennis Camp,…read moreand within 24 hours it felt less like a hotel and more like our home away from home. Vince, the owner, genuinely cares about every guest's experience. His pride in the lodge is evident, and I especially appreciated his honesty--he'll be the first to tell you this isn't a luxury four-star hotel. Instead, it's something even more memorable: a comfortable, safe, welcoming lodge full of character. It's like your favorite well-worn pair of slippers or a cozy blanket--relaxed, familiar, and exactly where you want to unwind after a busy day. Dennis runs the bar like Cheers--before long, everyone knows your name. The atmosphere is warm and friendly, and it's easy to strike up conversations with both locals and fellow travelers. The rooms are basic but clean, the beds are comfortable, the water pressure is fantastic, and fresh towels are provided every day (thank you Terri!). We also loved the restaurant and bar, especially the daily specials like Meatball Monday, Taco Tuesday, and Burger Wednesday. The food was consistently delicious and reasonably priced.

For the 2nd time in a couple of years I stayed at the Upper Pass Lodge as part of a ski trip…read more Located at the base of Magic Mountain in Londonderry, Vt. it is conveniently about halfway between Okemo and Mount Snow where we had planned to ski on the Epic Pass. Upper Pass is a very nice ski lodge with a nice Vermont feel. The room was spacious and clean and in addition to the main bedroom there was a smaller bedroom with bunk beds and a sink. The decor was nice without being overbearing. Plenty of room, good TV, a desk and couple of comfortable beds. The bathroom was fine with a good shower. There was a small coffee maker in the room and they also stocked the room with some breakfast bars. The rooms do not have a refrigerator or microwave. In the lobby of the lodge is the Red Slate restaurant and bar which are not open on Monday or Tuesday. There is also a nice living room with a fireplace, couches and lots of games. Upper Pass Lodge is an excellent option if you are looking to stay in the Londonderry area. The lodge is welcoming and friendly, it has a great feel as an independent hotel, plus on the times I have stayed it has offered outstanding value for lodging on a Vermont ski trip. Okemo is about 1/2 hour away and Mount Snow is a bit further. The Upper Pass Lodge does hospitality right.

It is like if your grandma had a cabin and invited you to visit! The woman who works here is…read moreabsolutely amazing. She makes every effort to create a comfortable situation for her guests and is incredibly nice. The customer service is top notch and the location is beautiful. The garden is beautiful and the rooms are quaint and cozy. I slept with the window open and it smelled fresh and was quiet all night. The breakfast tastes delicious and tastes homemade as well! It is also located close to a few restaurants, one of which serves great burgers. I do have a recommendation though: print out or screenshot your GPS instructions because my GPS would not get service and I am not familiar with the area.

Cute place, wonderful breakfast, nice cats, good view and almost walking distance to Magic Mt., but…read morethe beds are as hard as sleeping on the floor.

I've never felt more at home at an inn than I have at the Alpenrose, from playing with their sweet…read morecat, Niles, to chatting in the kitchen over amazing "crack" cookies, not to mention taking a snowy walk on the trails in their backyard, oh and did I mention how cozy and comfortable the rooms and the rest of the Inn are? We stayed in the Yodeler room where there was plenty of warm blankets, a fireplace, and the shower was great and spacious as well. Anne and David were a total delight as hosts, I would not hesitate to visit again.

My wife and I stayed at the Alpenrose for two summer nights during the Wanderlust festival at…read moreStratton mountain (an easy 10 minute drive to the hill). This was my first ever stay at a bed and breakfast and this was everything I could have asked for. Anne & David were warm and welcoming innkeepers and their residence was clean, homey, even kitchy with old ski relics and pictures from yesteryear adorning the walls as decoration as well as a unique assortment of mugs available for coffee or tea left on a shelf for your choosing, a very simple but pleasing touch). It was pretty much exactly what I would have imagined a BnB to be in a northeast ski town. The hospitality was second to none - warm smiles and helpful local hints, great big breakfast with toast, fruit, with eggs, bacon, and sausage all from local farms. The cat was even friendly, who curled up with me as I worked to catch up on some business in one of the many open gathering spaces late at night. If you ask nicey, David might show you his ski collection or even take you out for a personal tour of the mountain (although he did say he rarely gives lessons anymore, but something tells me he's still game). I couldn't be more pleased, and I would go again without hesitation. My highest recommendation!

Looking for a relaxing, yet luxurious weekend to unplug? This is THE place! This place covered…read moreeverything my partner and needed. To start, our room was immaculate; upon entering our room, we were greeted with homemade shortbread cookies and flower petals on our bed to commemorate our fifth anniversary. Our room was perfectly clean and the bed was beyond comfortable. There were just so many little things that the inn had thought of- from Diptique toiletries to the most comfortable bathrobes laid out for us. After arriving, we spent the day meandering around the quaint town of Weston. Once the evening arrived, we arrived at the amazing Left Bank. The front desk helped us organize our reservation. One of the most enjoyable parts of our evening was finding out that the restaurant has their own sommelier to help us find the right wine! We had a cheese platter to start, steak frites, as well as ice cream and chocolate mousse for dessert. It was all divine! Once the evening winded down, the inn had everything to make us have a nice, relaxing, evening. We sat by the fire outside for some time and enjoyed the tranquility of the Weston. The next day, we were greeted with homemade blueberry muffins and coffee. We also stoped by their bakery, where they had a plethora of delicious breakfast and lunch options, such as farro salad and homemade rotisserie chicken. We are so sad to leave the Weston and will definitely be back soon. The highlight of our stay was: the amazing staff, impeccable attention to detail, delicious food, and the quaint town of Weston. This was one of the best stays I've had and cannot wait to return!

I'd give a 6th star if I could. This was the perfect venue for a weekend getaway in the Autumn…read moremonths. The staff was more than accommodating and felt like an extension of my traveling party. They were there when I needed them, but also gave the perfect amount of space and distance, even for an inn as quaint as this one. The location is very ideal, it's only a short walk (which I did twice) to the Vermont Country Store, and even though they're closed, it's just few more steps to the Playhouse and Theater Company. I'm a sucker for beautiful Millwork, and the room I stayed in was built so perfectly it felt like it was handcrafted. I'm attaching 2 pictures to show how detailed it was, and with all that detail there's an extra layer of soundproofing which is excellent because I was working remotely during the day. Along with that, the wifi was very fast and had no lags for video calls. From there, it's shut laptop, head downstairs to The Left Bank for a meal and a drink.

This is definitely an affordable place to stay, whether you're skiing / snowboarding on Magic…read moreMountain or nearby Stratton. The rooms were clean, showers are basic but hey, water is hot so whatever and they serve breakfast. I don't know what's there to do during the summer time in this town, but I love snow-sports. One thing I found peculiar is that when I made my reservation over the phone and went to check in, the lady said she already charged me. Is that legal? But its fine because we were staying there anyway.

Room was clean and owner very nice. I gave it a low review because the person living above the…read moremotel is extremely loud. Banging on the floor all night and her TV is so loud we could tell you every show she's watched. Rented the room to sleep and that's the only thing we can't do because of the upstairs residents. I've never been on vacation and daydream about going home to sleep!!!! If you stay here make sure you stay away from rooms 9-12 so you can rest.

We stumbled upon this place while visiting from Maryland and exploring Vermont. My wife, myself,…read moreand most importantly, our dog were made welcome right away. We grabbed a table in the back yard area and different guests from the bar would take turns to come over and say hello. Even a local dog! The service was super friendly and professional. We had one vegetarian and one vegan shepherd pie. Both were outstanding. Also got a dark storm drink (I will try to make it at home - so good). We had nice and meaningful chats with the locals that made us wonder if we should consider relocating.

I LOVE the Which Way Tavern at The Inn Between! My sister lives nearby and we stop in frequently as…read moreit's on the way back to her house. The atmosphere is so warm and cozy. The owners, Brigitte and Jason are so friendly and welcoming. And, Jess is always smiling and eager to make your visit fun. The bar area is on the smaller size with about 10 bar stools and a few tables, but that creates a very intimate setting and you are sure to make some new friends when you're there. There is a small menu with some very delicious things to pick from. The burger and fried pickles are delicious! There are usually four draught beers to choose from, as well as a full bar. The inn itself is charming-I recently was able to see some of the rooms during the INNdulgence tour. I look forward to stopping by when visiting.

The perfect destination, an artists dream. Friendliest staff, beautiful environment, cozy, clean…read morerooms, incredible food. 10/10. Went for The Magic of Indirect Painting with Jule Beck at The Landgrove Inn. Truly a dream come true. Painting with new friends, and gaining endless knowledge from a true master of still life painting. I am so honored to have been able to participate is such a beautiful immersive experience. Thank you again for the gift of a lifetime, Julie for sharing so much wisdom and encouragement, and for Landgrove for hosting. I'll definitely be back again!

If you are looking for a warm and welcoming place for delicious cocktails and dinner in a rustic…read moreVermont setting, this is the place. Sitting in the tavern, we had some of the best cosmopolitans I've ever had. During our three different times having dinner there each meal was yummy, chosen from a lot of great options. This last visit we indulged in a bunch of dessert choices; all good but the cheesecake and the peanut butter and chocolate desserts were out of this world! Bruce and Emily and the staff, plus their three beautiful girls, make this a great experience. It is a sweet combination of a step back in time in a relaxing setting with more current cuisine options. We can't wait for the patio to open.

Let me start out this review by saying that we are generally not B&B people, but the idea of…read morestaying on a farm (and I won't lie, visiting with their dogs) won out over the anonymity of a hotel and we went ahead of booked a weekend stay with Ed and Irene at Cold Moon Farm. It turned out to be a perfect life choice for a weekend of great conversation, goats, delicious food, and golden retrievers. Ed and Irene are wonderful hosts and it felt more like visiting long lost friends or family than turning up at a stranger's door. Their home is beautiful; we stayed in the Vermonter room downstairs, enjoying the pool table in the games area. It also wouldn't be a proper review without acknowledging Muriel and Charlie, their two gorgeous, friendly golden retrievers. Ed, Irene, and their staff were all gracious, friendly people. Matt was kind enough to let us tag along on the 6:30am chores (I know, most reviews talk about how much children loved meeting the animals - but these 30-somethings loved it too!) and we had the pleasure of meeting Sarah the next morning. The breakfasts were divine - fresh ricotta with honey and pepper, scrambled eggs, french toast, bacon, sausage, fresh baked bread with butter and jam, yogurt with granola - and all farm to table. Portions were more than generous and while I don't usually eat bread (and always say I don't miss it), I wound up having two pieces of Irene's bread with my breakfast. I'd miss bread more if all bread could taste like that! Irene was also kind enough to show us how she makes ricotta and yogurt, which we loved (almost as much as eating it!). The hosts and staff give very generously of their time and we absolutely loved our stay. We are already scheming excuses to go back to pet Muriel and Charlie, visit with Pippi (my favorite goat of all goats), and maybe convince Irene to let us take a cooking class with her (or try her pletzels). Thank you to everyone at Cold Moon Farm for a great weekend; I really can't say enough positive things about the experience. If all B&Bs were like this one, I could very easily see myself becoming a B&B person.

A lot of Brooklyn TLC in Vermont! Located a few minutes from Stratton Mountain. Out-of-the-way of…read morethe busyness. Your morning view is the horizon of the green mountains. Irene and Ed are not just the caretakers but family. Personal care is extended completely from their conversation to the complete farm to table including homemade soaps, honey, homemade ricotta and long line of foods to table. The breakfast bacon was the best I've ever had! It began as their expansive family home that they've now opened up to those who are lucky to choose this place. My wife and I along with another couple, friend and family dog were welcomed completely. As there private home in the past it has a number of different floors. With a weight room, family entertainment area including TVs ping-pong pool table, games etc.. We are foodies and picky with our travels and meals. Warm and inviting with plenty of parking. Quite simply we have been completely satisfied and a special surprise of having made new friends.

Excellent stay at Bromley. Room is nice and cozy, feels like home. Everything is cleaned nicely and…read morewell maintained. The lounge room has a pool table, tv, and fireplace with surround seating. Bar is also available in the winter time. Continental breakfast is available as well, the homemade waffles are so good too. Some of the best waffles I had. Staff are super chill and professional. Parking is available outside as well Definitely will book here again in the future

Ok so this was my first experience ever staying at a hotel...or in this case, an Inn...where there…read moreare ZERO!! employees! Like, you walk in...the keys to your room are in a basket with a piece of paper on the counter, name on that as well. It's very weird. I guess the ...the future? Lemme say a few things..good and bad about that. The Good! Ok...super convenient. In.....and OUT! You drop your key in the basket and bounce. No check-in or check-out. But see! AH! There is also some bad to that...."bad" FOREVER we have ALL dealt with front desk employees. So...we all have gotten used to that, right? Of course. There is some kind of comfort in having a front desk employee there. Thats about all the good...I would say lol The BAD! What if you lock your key in your room on accident? You are basically screwed. Not sure if there is a way to contact anyone to get you back in and yes....they are actual keys! Not the little cards we all see at regular, mainstream hotels. I DID! lock my key in the room the following morning. THANKFULLY! there was ONE employee there...BUT she was there to make the continental breakfast...which I will talk about in a min. She was able to give me my spare key. Thank God. If you need something in the middle of the night...oh well. There is no one there to assist you. They tell you where extra towels are and stuff like that on the paper you get when you check yourself in. It's an Inn...and Inn very close to the slopes. So when there is actual snow and the place is packed....I would assume its similar to being in a college dorm lol Don't get me wrong tho, place is very homey. The common room is incredible and I kept imaging it when I was there....FK! this would be so much fun during ski season and this place is full of people! HOWEVER! People drink and drink a lot. The walls here are THIIIIIIIIN!!! So be prepared for that! BRING. EAR. PLUGS! and use the in room ac unit for the fan to drown out noise from other rooms. You will need it. The views from the rooms are beyond incredible. I have some attached. Beautiful views of the slopes and in the Fall...the colors. The breakfast! FKN! INCREDIBLE!!! She put out all the basics, bagels and whatnot, full muffins...amazing! She made these cinnamon muffins....SO. GOOD!! I too a few home with me to give to my mom haha! Overall, it's a great place. Really is. I would definitely stay again. OH! They allow dogs....for a fee of course...even the super tiny ones. They will know too if you have a dog with you. Cameras....everywhere. It's located on a busy road..so keep a close eye on those pups. The grounds around the Inn are amazing. Cute little pond out back, sitting areas all around. It's a wonderful place. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone going through Manchester or anywhere near there. Very unique experience. I honestly can't remember ever staying at an Inn before. There is something definitely...better..about an Inn vs staying at one of the big hotel chains. Feels more like....a house? with lots of strangers haha! Thanks for reading, YelperBromleyians! Cheers!