I would call this more of a motel experience. Cons: Our room was first floor facing cars in parking…read morelot. No closet, wardrobe, hangars, or dresser provided. I did not request a handicap room but definitely got one. Bathroom had huge door opening and lots of grab bars. I'm thinking the minimal furniture choice may have been on purpose to provide space for wheel chairs. We stayed two nights and did not get room cleaning. If anyone is staying above you, expect to hear every step they take. Pros: They do have a little fridge if you need to keep something cold. There is a little coffee and water station room by the office. If it had been cold outside, this would not be a fun morning adventure. The bed was comfortable. The fire pit out back along the river was nice. Very conveniently located, walking distance to downtown. If I stayed here again, I would choose upstairs river view. Costs more but probably worth it.

Excellence in hotel rooms; stunning view of the Ottauquechee River, great service, easy parking, &…read moreperfect location near Woodstock, Vermont town center. Grounds are gorgeous year-round, with riverside relaxation: barbecues, comfy chairs, fire pits along river. Walk to everything in town: easy drive to Quechee (Gorge; VINS Nature Center; Killington; Billings Farm; many restaurant & unique shops options. Service was warm and welcoming. Despite ice and snow, parking lot & all walkways were perfectly cleared. Beautiful light in rooms during to large windows facing lovely Ottauquechee River. The town of Woodstock has many activities year-round, too: we accidentally and joyfully booked Wassail Weekend, with holiday lights, bonfires, beautiful decorations everywhere, & a fine local parade. Great atmosphere, the town and The Shire. Virtual no-contact, safe check-in and departure. Very Covid-safe. Loved our December weeklong stay and plan many more!

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

This place is not a five star hotel at all. So don't expect it. You get what you pay for and for…read more$50 total including tax I got a clean room and clean sheets with plenty of hot water. Some rooms are going through renovation but the front desk lady was super friendly and was concerned about my car getting up the hill due to the ice storm. Friendly, clean and simple. Note- there is no bathtub, only a stand up shower. But this was okay with me.

Staff was super helpful, both when I called to make a reservation & at check-in. We had a 2 bed…read moremotel room - it was simple, clean & quiet. Great for a night before skiing.

We booked this resort through timeshare and had called separately to add 2 days to our trip (Friday…read moreand Saturday) months before our February ski trip. When we got here, they told me they only had me for Saturday! I was NOT a happy camper! Apparently despite they took my money months ago and sent a booking confirmation of the correct date, someone changed in the system a week before my travel date and removed my reservation for Friday night. Luckily they were able to find another room to accommodate us, but annoyed that we literally will have to check out the next day and move into our booked room. They can't even move our stuff for us because they are so understaffed, so we literally had to checkout in the morning, put our stuff back in our car and check-in at 4 pm. Ugh, rant over! Ok, so about the rooms (since I had the pleasure of staying in 2 separate units). Nothing flashy or spectacular about this place but they do have all of the essentials and the rooms are clean and well-kept. The beds are surprisingly comfortable but not so much of the pullout couch. The queen suit 1 BR had a full kitchen, 1 Bathroom (access in the bedroom which is poorly designed since you have to walk through the bedroom to get in), 1 queen bed in the bedroom, and a pullout couch in the living room. For the other suit (we stayed at room 214/216), it's a 1 BR with 2 Bath, much bigger but only has a kitchenette. This was much better setup and had space in the entryway for ski/snowboard equipment. The unit seem to had new carpeting and has a nice view of the mountain and stream. Amenities-wise, they have a outdoor heated pool which opened 3-9 pm in the winter, a laundry room ($2 quarters for 1 load - same building as the office), a library room with books, limited DVD, coffee & tea and small workout gym (downstairs from office). Location-wise, it's at the end of Rt 4, intersection with Rt 100. There's a BBQ restaurant and bar across the street as well as a gas station. For skiers/boarders, it's about 15 min drive to Killington Ramshead lodge. If you have loaded pass, you can take the Skyship gondola to the mountain much closer (5 min drive) to Bear Mountain. Overall we are happy with this place despite the reservation mixed-up. Timeshare resorts are slim picking for ski mountains so will definitely stay here again.

Beautiful Clean…read more Extremely friendly! Staff was extremely pleasant and extremely resourceful. Made our stay quite memorable. We will definitely be going back.

The Mountain Meadow Lodge is a perfect blend of historic and modern styles. The natural…read moresurroundings couldn't be better: Pristine pond, lawn made for games, solitude for reading, breathtaking waterfall down the gravel road. Every morning a great breakfast, every night fresh-baked cookies. And yet, it gets better - these were the best inn keepers we've (two couples) ever experienced. I'm a cynic and it takes something to move me. Victoria and Mike are not only skilled, they're the kindest, most thoughtful pros we've met. Thank you for the fun, warmth and herb list, my friends - we'll be back soon : )

This very old Victorian country inn (first built in 1873 but rebuilt in 1899 after a fire) has seen…read morea lot of changes both in terms of its owners and its decor. Lots and lots of history here !! I also learned that for here, the "first floor" means one flight up from the lobby, and the "first floor" is NOT on the ground floor nor where the lobby is. Learn something new everyday. In fact, this inn does not appear to have rooms on the ground floor or where the lobby is, but if they do, I just don't know where that would be. The dining room, kitchen and bar appear to be what exists on the main floor. Regardless of all that, our room upstairs was beautifully appointed and spacious, and our king-size bed with its fluffy pillows was so inviting and comfortable. It was beautiful !! We slept so very well. I wish we had booked for more than one night. Our room rate included a warm-cooked breakfast the next morning. For an additional fee, we ate our dinner at the Vic Tavern, as well. (Those will be reviewed under the Vic Tavern.) The owners were very nice and friendly. We thoroughly enjoyed speaking with them and staying at their inn. We'd come back here in a heartbeat, so if we are ever fortunate enough to return to Vermont, we'd easily return to Woodstock and this lovely B&B.

Very pleasant inn. The staff were very friendly. Food was pretty good. I gave it 3 stars because…read moreI don't think the cost and the value are in parity. It was quite expensive for what you get. We had room 2 which has its own private deck and living area. Really enjoyed the deck. The biggest issue was the bathroom was tiny. My wife found it impossible to shave in the shower and the sink was so small I couldn't fill a water bottle, even if tilted. The road noise might annoy some people as well.

Lovely campground. Very well maintained. Bathrooms seem like any other campground bathroom…read more They are very clean. The owner is very nice and helpful. The pool is great. Not much to do within walking distance. Cat Tails restaurant is across the street though. A short drive brings you to downtown Brandon where there are nice little shops and restaurants. Notes; * Showers take quarters. 25 cents= 6 minutes. * A card to make the gate work is a $25 deposit.

Campground was clean and well maintained, although the camping sites were less than desirable. The…read moreowners did nothing about the loud and obnoxious party several yards in front of us partying. They were so loud,with their screaming, yelling and playing their bad 80's heavy metal until 2 in the morning. When I complained. I was told by the owner that it was a class reunion and to "deal with it". I had my 12 year old daughter with me at the time and not one of us slept 10 minutes that night. What a rip off! and to add further insult to injury I had to give these people an extra 25 just to drive my car off the property. Their rationale was that they didnt want "riff raff " coming in and out. Funny they should say that because the "Riff Raff" were the losers staying at the campground that night.The whole camping "experience" cost me well over 40 since they charge 25 just to reserve a site. .....I do have to mention that the owners were pleasant enough to deal with, but my horrible camping experience that night far overshadowed any kind of niceties they exhibited...I would never , ever recommend this campground if you were looking for a quiet relaxing outing. Perfect place for people that drink cheap beer, drive rusty pick up trucks and watch nascar.

The Birch Ridge Inn is easily one of my favorite restaurants in Killington. Though it can be a…read morelittle hard to find if you don't know where you are going the entrance alone is grand! You have to enter up this little covered bridge which is pretty cool. Once entering the Inn you are greeted by the owner or his wife usually and brought into the dining room or the bar if you choose. the decor is very welcoming and has a very cozy feel to it. You truly feel like you are visiting a friends home. The food was excellent the drinks were well crafted and the evening was memorable. Can't wait to come back!

My husband and I had a beautiful anniversary dinner at Birch Ridge Inn, and I would definitely…read morerecommend the restaurant to anyone looking for a cozy, delicious experience in Killington. The ambiance was very memorable -- from the adorable covered bridge you drive through, to the architecture of the inn, to the sweet greeting from innkeeper Bill. We felt like we were visiting someone's home, and we could definitely sense Bill's passion for the place. We visited around Christmastime during Covid-19, so Killington wasn't as busy as I'm sure it usually is. We had the choice of eating in the dining room or in their lounge in front of the HUGE and beautifully decorated tree. Christmas music was softly playing, and the romantic cabin aesthetic really made me feel like I was living in a real life Hallmark movie. The food was good, not SUPER memorable, but very yummy. We had the brie (my favorite), ravioli and NY strip steak. Overall, the experience was fantastic for our anniversary. Try it out!