We spent a couple of nights here during the off-season and enjoyed it very much. Although the room…read morewas a bit small, it was comfortable. The pool, hot tub, and sauna were welcoming as well. And we pretty much had it all to ourselves due to it being off-season. They provide a free tea and cookie hour from 4:00-5:00, but I would not recommend it. They need to offer organic teas and better cookie choices in our opinion. The staff were so very nice and offered a lot of advice about local businesses. We would certainly stay there again.

My husband and I stayed at Green Mountain Inn this past weekend and we were thrilled with our…read moreexperience. Everyone working at the Inn was friendly and helpful. The room furnishings are very basic, but the beds and linens are wonderfully comfortable. We were pleasantly surprised to have a large two room suite with two bathrooms. The grounds are pretty and the pool and sauna inviting. The location is ideal. Coffee is available in-room, a nice coffee machine is available adjacent to the lobby, and the Inn is located steps from a delicious little breakfast cafe, right downtown. We enjoyed walking around town and shopping. I'd definitely stay here again and highly recommend it!

If you want to stay in the heart of Stowe and be able to walk to dining and shopping, this is a…read moregreat location! Field Guide Lodge is a part of the Lark Hotels family. All these hotels have a fun vibe. We stayed in the main lodge. The rooms in the main lodge are very simple, the first floor of the lodge is the communal living room. The area is comfortable and decorated nicely, and has board games, shuffleboard, a few fireplaces and hot water for tea. Breakfast in the morning is included. They had fruit, pastries and a protein of sorts, coffee and hot chocolate. In the evening we enjoyed a cocktail at the bar, which has live music some nights 7:00-9:00. There is a hot tub you can reserve for 30 minute increments. We opted to pass due to the weather and our short visit in the area. In the summer, there is a pool, which looks like a lovely set up. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay. We did visit during peak leaf peaking season, so it was pricey for the room type, but that's what you can expect anywhere in Stowe in October.

We loved our stay here, a highlight of our time in Stowe! Our room was lovely, comfortable, and…read morecozy. The lobby is beautifully decorated and a perfect spot to hang out. Breakfast each morning was delicious, pastries, fruits, oatmeal, it was different each day. The staff is incredibly friendly and made our visit extra special! There is even a hot tub that you can rent out for just your party, making it extra special!

Outstanding inn in Stowe, VT. So very glad we stayed here. Our room was very spacious and…read morecomfortable. The bed was ultra comfortable; pillows were awesome. The staff was warm and friendly. I only have one criticism. While the A/C was working, we had difficulty regulating it to feel comfortable. It was rather cold and clammy at night, but by morning, we felt fine. It wasn't so much the cold part that bothered me, but the clammy part was what got to me. Everyone kept saying how unseasonably hot and humid it was for Stowe, so who knows... maybe the A/C just had difficulty regulating itself... or we didn't know how to use it properly. It wasn't bad, per se, but it was a little uncomfortable some of the time. The room overall, though, was really great. Also, we loved that they had Netflix and Amazon Prime, so we could settle into the shows we were missing while traveling. That was a nice surprise ! Most hotels don't offer any of that. We had planned to dine out at one of the local restaurants, but we found out they were serving dinner at Grant's, the inn's restaurant. We were tired after traveling around all day, so we stayed at the inn and ate a great meal at Grant's. (See separate review for that.) Also, the common areas in the main building next to the restaurant are very tastefully appointed, spacious, with lots of games, books and sitting areas for people to utilize. We walked around them to see what there was but returned to our room to relax and watch some of our shows. My only regret was that we couldn't stay longer. One night in Stowe just isn't enough, especially at the Stowe Village Inn. Let's hope there will be a next time !

We had an enjoyable stay at Stowe Village Inn for our VT Christmas getaway. We stayed in the newer…read morebuilding, where the room was clean, large and very comfortable. The price / night was reasonable, the breakfast included was very standard (coffee, tea, some breakfast pastries / bagels) but did its job to keep us energized for the days of exploring Stowe or hitting the slopes (!) The staff were nice, helpful and friendly. We look forward to coming back soon and staying when in Stowe.

"Manager" Kristina Hedger is a case study in leadership incompetence. We had no hot water or TV for…read more2 days, and our room wasn't cleaned over the 4 day stay (they supposedly clean every 3rd day). After informing the front desk of the items we needed help with, we tried to follow up with the manager 24 hrs later; unfortunately it was above Kristina's skill -set/competency level and she was unable to handle a situation requiring critical thinking. She's just functionally incompetent.- She failed the interaction with a customer- panicked ,was triggered and crashed out...hung up on me. It was actually comical if not for the fact that I was looking to her assistance . Thankfully the GM stepped in and handle as a professional. Stop by the front desk for a good laugh at her "Management" style. ...interested to know her Meyers Briggs...lol

Started here for a couple nights in April to celebrate my birthday. The place was so run down I…read morewould absolutely not recommend. Two of the four lights in the room didn't work, one of two sinks in the bathroom didn't work. The pools (both) were closed/empty, the spa was closed, the sauna was broken and the steam room was closed. We asked for the lamps to be replaced or fixed for light--they never came. We wrote directly to the resort afterwards to express our disappointment and they never responded to that either.

Best place to stay in Stowe, Vermont at least that I know of in the state. A quite enjoyable…read moreexperience with cozy room and communal area. Fire pits are the icing on the cake. Breakfast was pretty good too. Within distance of many top notch breweries.

This was a really cute spot. We stayed in the little cabins. Slightly smaller than we thought…read more Overall great experience. Breakfast was really nice. Coffee was amazing. It's nice and quiet and perfect for a quiet get away. I called it a couples retreat . Even though it's not just for couples. Also perfect to just come on your own if you are looking for a quiet relaxing place to release the everyday stress.

We stayed at the Brass Lantern Inn for our honeymoon In October. It was a cozy and quiet getaway,…read moreexactly what we were looking for! The owner was so kind and helpful when we needed anything. Great service and delicious food. We loved the breakfast and were always excited to come back from our day to find the afternoon snack waiting for us. The location is perfect. Just 5 minute drive from main street Stowe. We enjoyed the game room and spent most of our evenings there. We also appreciated the hot tub with the view of Mount Mansfield. The inn had a menu of assorted food and drinks to choose from, and the order process was seamless. You order these items on their website and it is delivered to you. The room itself was spacious and comfortable. We had the ability to log into our Netflix account on the tv. I also liked the burning stove in the room. Everything was perfect. We would love to plan another visit to the Brass Lantern Inn. Exceptional service, food, atmosphere, and amenities.

My partner and I stayed at the Brass Lantern Inn for four nights and had a great experience. Host,…read moreDon, welcomed us and showed us around. For the first three nights, we stayed in the Madonna Peak room and the fourth night at the Pinnacle which was larger with a better view. All the rooms are either upstairs or downstairs a steep flight of stairs but we had no worries as our suitcases were carried to our rooms. We were treated every morning to a different delicious breakfast and a snack in the late afternoon. The beds are extremely comfortable and we spent time in the hot tub which was so relaxing. I highly recommend the Brass Lantern Inn as a place to stay in Stowe, Vermont.

Although it was a comfortable stay, it is misrepresented online, it's not luxurious, as the…read morepictures suggest. Motel vibes. We stayed for two nights and weren't able to have a fire in our room with a fireplace (that we specifically chose) because all of the wood they provide is wet or green. It was clean, but not immaculate. Sheets and towels aren't bright white, they have a used/yellowed look to them. The pool and the Jacuzzi are nearly pointless - severely outdated, grubby, and depressing to be honest. Breakfast is store-bought pastries, bagels... Kind desk staff.

I used my points to book a stay here and honestly it felt like they gave us the worst room because…read moreof it. There was an unlocked door connecting to another room which felt really unsafe, especially since it was all women in our group. The bathroom door didn't even close and the rooms looked nothing like the photos. It seemed like they just painted over everything to make it look nicer than it actually was. I mentioned the unlocked door to the front desk and the guy brushed it off like it wasn't a big deal. We ended up switching rooms but the new one wasn't much better. The AC made a loud ticking noise and kept shutting off in the middle of the night. None of us slept well. The shower was awful. Barely any pressure and no consistent temperature. You'd honestly be better off showering in the rain. The next morning we went to grab breakfast and bought a few muffins. Every single one had green fuzzy mold on it. We got a refund but they left the rest of the moldy muffins in the fridge which was honestly really gross. Overall the place just felt unsafe and not properly maintained. The only thing we liked was the pool and hot tub but that alone is not enough to make me want to stay here again.

I'd give it a 1/2 star. Felt like this was a bait and switch. My granddaughter was looking…read moreforward to the rooms being near the river and mini golf etc. instead we were put into the condos that were away from everything and they were substandard. It looked like they were poorly refurbished 2 bedroom condos that were cheaply redone to 3 bedrooms. The floors felt like they were rotting.

Excellent location a must stop And enjoy Stowe Bowl, a…read moremartini and an app

Outbound Stowe appears to be a newer hotel in Stowe from what I read online. They are motel-style,…read morebut also have little private cabins that are lined up in the back of the property. I stayed in the Double Queen bed, handicap accessible room. It was very spacious and clean. The bed was comfortable. I found that they didn't have a lot of functional things in the room. There weren't a lot of places to hang up towels. They didn't give the usual hotel toiletries like the shower caps, cotton swabs, makeup remover wipes, etc. They did have an electric kettle in the room and a little tray where they had some tea bags, hot coco packets, and an ice bucket. I couldn't find the other amenities from the other review like the noise machine. We only went to the main building to check in and check out, but I did see the hot coffee station and the gift shop. I didn't use either of these. I did, however, enjoy the complimentary smores one night when I had a sweet tooth. They put the kits out by the restaurant on site and there were two fire pits with a few chairs. I wish they had more, smaller fire pits so it could be a more private experience. (The people sitting at the fire pit didn't seem to appreciate when we asked if we could use the fire for smores.) The fire pits are also by an inground pool and a hot tub. The pool had signage that said it was closed, but they did not cover the pool. I'm not sure if the hot tub was open and I didn't see anyone use it during my stay. The WiFi was abysmal, which really was inconvenient because my boyfriend and I did not get great cell service for the entire trip. We were really relying on WiFi when we went to different businesses to plan things and make reservations. Because WiFi was not great at the hotel, some functions of the TV were unusable. These could be growing pains for the hotel if they are a newer business in Stowe, so hopefully they continue to grow and improve because the location is great and the foundation of a great hotel is definitely there!

Attractive property. We stayed in between seasons there so the restaurant/bar was closed as was the…read morepool, but the hot tub was open and there were a few fire pits around. Beds were comfortable and the staff was friendly and always willing to help. My family of 4 stayed comfortably in a two queen room attached to the main building. The nature path that backs against the property makes it a short stroll to the numerous shops and restaurants around the hotel. Really nothing negative to say. The room met our needs and the desk clerks and housekeeper gave us everything we asked for. Would stay here again.

We had a nice little get away at the Lodge at Spruce Peak. We already knew we liked it after…read morehaving just recently stayed during the 4th of July, so it was a no brainer to drop in again. The only thing I wish were more transparent was the amenities that are missing when you book through Stowe Mountain Rentals vs. direct. Mostly minor, but if you have booked direct in the past and don't know it matters that they don't provide things you expect like housekeeping (unless you call), tea, face cleaning products, laundry bags etc. As I say, minor, but would have been nice to been given a heads up. Now we know and wouldn't hesitate to boom through them again!

Customer service is really good, but I feel like they scam us to get us in the store for sales that…read morethey really don't have