We absolutely loved our stay at The Woodstocker Inn. The location was perfect, just a short walk to…read moretown, yet tucked away enough to feel peaceful and private. Our suite was incredible, with a two-person sauna that we used every single day. The bed was super comfortable, and the entire inn was beautifully designed with so many thoughtful details throughout. And the pancakes-hands down, the best we've ever had. I've stayed in Woodstock four times, and this is officially the only place I'll stay from now on. It was perfect in every way.

We originally wanted to stay at the Woodstock Inn, but could not reserve a room. We found the…read moreWoodstocker B&B and decided to give it a try. It is a very good bed and breakfast. Location is just on the outskirts of town, which is a perfect walk to dinner. The room is large with a sitting area and - believe it or not - a small in-room sauna. The bed is very comfortable and the bathroom spacious and very modern and nice. There's a small outside seating area for our room too. Common areas are very well kept. Breakfasts were excellent, with pancake, omelet, and other options, fresh cooked to order every morning. Shout out to the pancakes which are out of this world. This is a wonderful B&B. You don't have the tavern, restaurant, and spa that you would have at the Woodstock Inn, but you do have the much larger room. It's the difference between a B&B and an inn. You will not regret staying here.

The Deer Brook Inn is a true hidden gem in the Woodstock area. Phil is a warm, welcoming, and…read moreprofessional host. His inn is well-appointed and masterfully decorated. The inn has lots of history and Phil's updates serve to both enhance the tradition and beautify the space. You have to be there to see all the little touches that make Deer Brook so special. Phil gave great recommendations for places to eat & things to do on our stay. We loved the restaurant we selected from his recommendations. Also, the breakfast Phil prepared was wonderful-- spinach & leek quiche, southern cheesy hash browns, and a fresh fruit & yogurt parfait with lemon zest. The mattress on the bed was the best, and Phil even offers three different levels of pillow types!

A lovely small quiet Inn. Clean, nicely furnished and beautifully decorated. Beds were quite…read morecomfy. While we couldn't stay for hot breakfast, our host offered us a bagged breakfast one of which included a coffee cake that was one of the freshest and best ever. Would definitely stay there again!

This us my first time skiing in Vermont. Typically, for those who ski regularly, skiing in US…read morebasically breaks down to east coast and west coast, with most people preferring west coast for better snow and higher temperatures. And up to now, I would agree with that assessment. But Killington has changed my mind. Beautiful mountain, scenery, plenty of snow, and nice temperature. You could tell me I was in Utah and I wouldn't be able to tell the difference. The Grand Resort Hotel is a nice spot next to the lifts. Maybe not exactly Grand to the standards of Vegas, but Grand in service, politeness, and helpfulness. I honestly cannot say enough about the people who work here and the level of professionalism the aim to achieve. I may not be back here anytime soon, as there are many mountains still to climb (both figuratively and literally) but I will always remember my stay here

Staff is very kind and helpful. Love the location up against the mountains. Many of our group had…read moremajor issues with air conditioning with rooms ranging in high 70s and 80s inside their rooms at bedtime. Meeting spaces were decent. Food was decent, better than a Marriott. Major miss was they marked all the food GF one day as we have two gluten free employees and the food was not GF. They resolved it but we had to catch it and it could have been dangerous. The GF crew ate after we were all done. That carelessness is main driver along with unreliable utilities for the lower rating.

The inn is now run by a delightful couple, Alyson and Justin. Alyson is clearly putting her heart…read moreinto running the inn. We were warmly welcomed, shown the inn, and made to feel very comfortable. Snacks, coffee and tea were put out around 3:30, which was a nice treat. The house is on a nice property right on the river, and is very pretty. The road noise is constant both outside and inside the rooms, but it died down around 10pm. The house is clean and has plenty of light. The breakfast was very nice, with yogurt and oatmeal as the first course, and baked apple, and egg and ham topped toast as the primary. Plenty of food to wake up to. We also enjoyed a fire at night with delightful company. The rooms are all quite small, but ours had a bureau and bedside tables, so that was nice. The bathrooms are all very small, and our shower was barely large enough to turn around, forget bending over. Other rooms were even smaller. The bed was comfortable and the bedding of a nice quality. In summary, we had a nice time and enjoyed the owners very much. I would return if the price point were more in line with the size of the room and bathroom. My expectations for this price are simply higher than the room delivered.

Had such an excellent stay here and loved their hospitality!…read more Cozy B and B with personable hosts who are excellent chefs! We stayed in the mt Tom room which was a really nice size. Kristy made the most delicious breakfasts every morning- a veggie quiche, pumpkin pancakes and was sensitive to me being vegetarian. They also baked the most amazing afternoon goodies, we definitely enjoyed the macarons! Dan was super generous and even offered to share some of his precious heady topper beer with us, they are so kind! They have the cutest common room and dining room and lounge chairs facing the tranquil creek behind. They also pointed me out to a nice easy 30 minute running path across the river. Quiet at night and just a 10 min drive to town. Made our leaf peeping trip perfect.

Awful. Some rooms must be updated to get the good reviews. Ours was not and it was terrible. Dirty…read morecarpet, loud a/c, bed with springs poking up and no "spa" to be found. Feels like everything on the website is a lie and WAY overpriced for the old, dingy room. Would never stay here again.

We stayed a few days go... we had found a great deal online for around $100 a night, and although…read morewe wanted to stay in Woodstock... it made more sense to spend a little less and drive a few minutes. We had NO idea that this was right over the Quechee Gorge Bridge! We walked over at Sunrise, what a beautiful way to start the morning! The room was clean, the staff was so professional and friendly. We enjoyed their continental breakfast one morning and it did not disappoint at all. They also had 24 hour coffee service in the lobby, which was delightful as an early bird... to be able to just come in at 4AM and have a great cup of coffee (it really was good!). One morning the staff even offered to make a fresh pot at that hour! Thats how friendly they were! Additionally, this hotel is next to Public House Restaurant, which was SO nice to be able to walk next door to after a long day of exploring... and the food there really was terrific. We loved our stay, attached are a few photos of our room. If we return to Quechee we will likely stay there again!

A bit pricey but to be expected for being one of only two hotels near the Dartmouth College campus,…read morethis one actually being onsite and in an historic (though extensively remodeled) building at that. Though it would've been nice to have had a view of the Green, the quiet midweek view of Main St was nice. The room was west-facing, so the sun shone in during the afternoons. No matter the setting, the a/c never quite got the room cool; it was a bit warm during the overnight, even after removing the unnecessary blanket from the bed. A few minor housekeeping issues in the room were quickly taken of after a quick call to reception, though turndown wasn't offered until the final night (didn't realize it was even available -- be sure to ask if that's important to you)! The slippers were nice and plush, and bathrobes (didn't use, see temperature note, above) were also available. There was a convenient bedside iHome wireless charger/digital alarm clock; unfortunately, it failed to charge my phone one night. Coffee was available in the lobby hallway every morning, and in the afternoon/evening, cookies!. A Lavazza pod coffeemaker was in the room along with a couple of tea bags as well, but no kettle. The onsite Pine Restaurant was quite popular. Note that folks eat early here; the restaurant was quiet by 8:30 pm (maybe also because it was midweek in summer). The bar area was quite spacious, though, and outdoor seating was available. Easy walk through town, to the Co-op (there was a small drawer refrigerator in the room), for retail shopping, and visiting the Dartmouth College campus (don't miss the Hood Art Museum, open Wed-Sat). Some restaurants in Hanover were also closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, and mobile phone service was sparse in town. The free Advance Transit bus service made for easy visits to the King Arthur Bakery & Cafe and for a talk at the Lebanon Opera House.

Excellent location across the street from Dartmouth College and in the heart of downtown Hanover -…read morewalking distance to the restaurants and shops. Modern, attractive and updated rooms with a desk, sitting chair, Lavazza coffee machine in the room. Pros: - For returning Dartmouth alumni, you can choose to write an index card to hang on the board across from the elevator to connect with fellow classmates in town - Room was clean, spacious and very comfortable - Parking garage about 2 blocks away for valet parking available - Pine restaurant at the hotel had really good, big salads Cons: - Had a brief technical glitch where we were able to get into our room, but then both of our keys stopped working after we left. The front desk quickly made us new keys - no problems after that. Notes: - Second floor room can have a bad view - roof with air conditioning unit and wood wall view - You can pay to eat at the Dartmouth dining hall - The Class of 1953 Commons. It is open breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late night. It is all you can eat with various food stations.

The Inn at Clearwater Pond was excellent, I am so glad we decided to snap up the Eversave when we…read moresaw it. The innkeeper was very friendly and personable and I highly recommend staying here if you are visiting the area. The main building has four guest quarters on the second floor. We had a HUGE room complete with sitting area, large windows and a spacious adjoining bathroom. The rest of the main building consisted of a large entry room, receiving room with lots of Vermont products for sale, kitchen, dining, game room, and a larger family type room. The whole house was surrounded by deep wrap around porches. There is also a cottage with two additional guest quarters, barns, a screened gazebo, a swimming pond full of frogs, horses, and some additional outbuildings. The property backs up to Quechee Gorge. Breakfast was different and very tasty each day. The first day was a spinach and egg dish, served with granola, fruit, coffee and yogurt. The second day was stuffed baked french toast with the same accompaniments. The innkeeper made reservations for us for dinner the second night we were there, just another great touch. The decor of the rooms was a little more modern than most B&Bs and I rather enjoyed it. Our room was outfitted with two nice leather chairs with ottomans, a substantial king sized bed with white, red and black linens, and some interesting artwork (little pewter and copper figurines on a shelf, etc). Such a nice time, I think we will splurge next summer at full price to get a weekend away here.

My husband and I have never stayed in a bed and breakfast before as I think a lot of 30 somethings…read moretend to think of them as imposing and old fashioned. Well we were so pleasantly surprised!Our stay was amazing. Tina makes her gorgeous farmhouse open and welcome to you instantly. She is friendly and helpful as well as very knowledgable about the area. The room we stayed in was comfortable and had all the amenities of a hotel plus more! We could come and go as we pleased. Best of all were her delicious homemade breakfast, made with love you could taste! At the end of the trip we felt like we had spent the weekend with family. We will be returning soon!

This hotel has a lot of positive things going for it - located close to business park, friendly…read morestaff, clean rooms, easy parking, restaurant next to it. But one thing has been irking me - their breakfast options. While they actually have a pretty nice breakfast compared to most continental breakfast hotels, they include pork in almost everything. They put the vegetarian quiche in the same pan as the bacon. They put sausage or ham in all the breakfast sandwiches. I know they have non-pork options because there was one day where they had no pork in all the food . Management - please offer non-pork options for your guests and pls stop putting pork and non pork foods in the same pan. To be fair, I asked the kitchen manager if he had anything without pork one day and the next day was when I saw all the non-pork options. But one day out of the week is not enough. I would increase the rating to 5 stars if they fix this. Thanks

Had everything we needed for the weekend - 2 bedroom suite with two bathrooms, complete kitchen,…read moreand small living room. Exercise room is open 24 hrs and had good equipment. Laundry room had three washers and more dryers. Small business center included an email-to-print option so I could print from my phone. Front desk staff was very helpful. Great experience!