A great lodging option in the area if you need more space when traveling....stayed in a 2br option…read morethat had a full kitchen and two additional areas with beds and TVS. Recently updated. Very good game room and hot tub adds additional space for traveling party---especially kids! Numerous restaurants nearby and great access to roads that get you into the white mountains easily.

Wonderful staff very accommidating,rooms are very modern and clean but rustic. EVERYTHING you…read morecould want in a room and stay. Will definately stay again. It is close to everything like food, Walmart and other things. Thanks so much....and pet friendly...

This was a top notch hotel. Looks new, good amenities and a decent price. Good place to stay in…read morethe Northeast Kingdom.

I wish I could give this place a 10 stars for EXCELLENCE, SERVICE AND VALUE for your money…read more We arrived approximately an hour before check in.., upon arrival we were greeted by Hilary ( the head of housekeeping ) and Christina at the front desk . Needless to say I was accommodated in a room right the way , very welcoming and warm atmosphere. The entire place is SPOTLESS clean , They offer free cookies and lemon water at the reception , coffee and tea are also available all day for the guests. The room was spacious and clean with tons of extra towels and a big refrigerator. They indoor pool is available daily from 5am-11pm and the also have a gym and a game room with a pool table and arcade games such as pinball machine and pac man just to name a few . Breakfast is included and it's served from 6-10am with a huge variety of bagels , muffins , cereal , juices , waffle maker , eggs , home fries , yogurt and so on .. there's just so many things to choose from . And the rooms are also sound proof ?! Cause everything was just so quiet , you could sleep all day it you wanted . And last but not least , the view of the mountains are simply BREATHTAKING.. ....

First off, Megan at the front desk was wonderful. She checked me in quickly, offered me a bottle of…read morewater and suggested a great local diner. The hotel otherwise was clean, neat and very reasonably priced. I recommend it.

Weeeeellll...not the best service. Upon check in Megan helped us. No smile...very robotic...credit…read morecard...ID....she needs to be more amicable. The rooms were great! The rooms were clean. They had a fridge and microwave. There was a large mirror outside. Breakfast- the breakfast had the usual fare- eggs, bacon, yogurt, cereal.... I had to go out two times to tell Sam we had ran out of coffee and omelettes. Again just like Megan was with an attitude. We had just stayed at Niagara Falls and they had superb customer service. Oddly enough there are tip QR codes everywhere you look. Well if they deserved it ---of course. Tip even at the check in desk. 5-Rooms 1- Customer Service Please train your staff to be more hospitable.

Another great stay! We were there for one night only this time, and stayed in room 409 -…read moreimmaculately clean as usual. Great water pressure too, that was a relief after the last hotel. Tracy was a gem as usual, caught us in the lobby and asked if she could upgrade us - we declined as we had already unpacked, but the gesture was greatly appreciated. We will be back soon!

Less than 1 star but that is the only way to rate. Rooms had dirty mattresses. Manager thought we…read morewere too picky when asked for a mattress without stains and said we should not expect a clean mattress at her hotel. If you can, stay someplace else. Tried again to stay here a year later and the mattress was badly stained. 2 beds in the room and both mattresses were dirty. Did not stay. Will not try again. Inhospitable and stained bedding. There was a man attending the dining room and that was good and very clean. The front desk person who said she was the manager was unprofessional and rude. Check your mattresses.

Courtney took amazing care of us as did Alyssa (I think that's what her name was, I apologize if…read morenot!) The service at the inn was outstanding. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and we really enjoyed sitting in front of the fire place at night after a long day. My rabbit loving sister especially enjoyed all the rabbit decor. The food was amazing! We loved our breakfasts and the dinner we had at 24 Carat, as well as the drinks served at the snooty fox. Definitely one of the best places my mother, sister, and I have stayed.

The innkeeper, Phoebe Grace, and Kate, are awesome and always accommodating to our requests…read more My wife is gluten sensitive. We told them prior to our arrival. They made several GF items that were above and beyond. Every meal or afternoon tea were accompanied by special GF items and my wife said they all were delicious I again asked foie gras for my appetizer both nights. Phoebe Grace knew a couple weeks ahead. They came through again. Dan, the chef varied the preparations and hit the mark on the second night. Perfect!! The amount of GF thought was amazing. We did not have to remind any staff. They already thought that GF diet restriction through and had items ready for my wife. Essentially, they were 3 course meals. The breakfasts were to die for. Essentially, they were 3 course meals. Menu items change according to season so don't just go with the menu shown on their website. Ask them to email you the current menu. Met one of the owners. Mark sat with us during our dinner and was very very nice. The inn's staff is frequently changing. BUT, the quality of service continues to be excellent. We will return to the Rabbit Hill inn in a few months

The two younger gentlemen working the night of 4/16/26 were very personable and had great service…read more It's worth a shoutout as I have worked in customer service/retail management for over 10 years and these days it is difficult to find quality work amongst the younger generation. Thanks guys :) The hotel itself is very clean and in a great area.

A hotels prime objective is to provide an environment for a good nights sleep and this property…read morefailed. I had to change rooms due to multiple noise, sound and amenity issues at midnight. The room I was given had major noise issues with the HVAC unit so I had to get another room. That room still had noise issues so I used a white noise app to get as good a night sleep as possible. That room also had amenity issues with no hair conditioner in the shower. I won't be staying here again. Marriott needs to examine this property. I have video and pics if needed.

Stayed here for one night In July. There is NO front desk service, never saw or spoke to anyone in…read morehotel management. Breakfast was do-it-yourself based on contents of the fridge, breakfast bar and keurig coffee maker (not deluxe, but adequate). Room was large (and AC was working fine) but decor was random and impersonal. King-sized bed was very comfortable and tiled shower bathroom was clean and functional. Note that the Inn is FOR SALE (last 500 days), so this may explain lack of attention to anything more than basic accommodation. I was unable to speak to anyone in management about having a late checkin -- they only respond to email (not phone) and not promptly and not on my first attempt. This was very odd. For the price ($281, with taxes), I think it should have been a lot nicer. Town is very quiet (actually pretty dead) and many businesses appear shuttered. There is however, a lovely park at the end of the property (after the tree swing) called Paradise Park. This made for a nice walk in the morning. I was glad we discovered this on our own as the innkeepers were non-existent. Pleasant enough, but .... not exactly what I was hoping for at this price.

Perfection. The best B&B I have ever stayed in. The handsome brick Georgian building is set in a…read moreacre of land, with gardens around, and a grassy hill overlooking Paradise Park and its pond (The hill is awesome for stargazing! A real treat for city-folk!) The staff is friendly, but not intrusive, and helpful when asked for advice about the area. While the Inn is pricey, you get what you pay for. Our room (Room 7 on the 3rd floor) was huge, with a mix of country and mid-century furniture, a very comfy king size bed with crisp clean-smelling sheets, bureau, and windows on two sides looking out over the street and grounds. It was painted a muted light green with white moldings and doors, and wide pine floors. There's a big LCD tv on the wall, with cable as well as a blu-ray player with access to Netflix, Pandora and YouTube (if you have accounts.) Also a few dozen movies in the Library to borrow (we watched a couple movies.) I peeked into several other rooms, and i don't think you could go wrong with any of them, all huge and very nicely appointed. The room was immaculate and also featured radiant floors in the 4-peice classically styled bath, which included a claw foot rub (outfitted with bath salts), a subway-tiled shower, and a quirky exposed beam running through one corner of the space. They have L'Occitane products A small vase of fresh flowers in the bathroom was a nice touch. The room had an efficient, quiet spit AC / heat unit, as well as supplemental old-style radiators (for winter stays). There is free, open WiFi throughout the house. The continental breakfast was what you'd expect - bagels, pastries, yogurt, cereal and boiled eggs. It's included and held in the spacious dining room. There is tea and coffee available there 24-hours. For the money (this isn't a cheap place), it would have been nice to have something like hot eggs, bacon set out as well, but the breakfast was perfectly in line with many B&Bs. There's also cookies left out in the lobby all afternoon, till they are gone, a nice touch as well. There's also a library / living room on the first floor to relax or read some of the volumes, and two porches as well. There were a couple small issues, which i wouldn't count as major: The windows didn't have screens, so you couldn't really open the windows to let the cool night air in (my partner wondered if the historic nature of the building was the reason), there wasn't a mini-fridge in the room, which i really like (it could fit in the closet easily). A note on the town itself: While the town itself is somewhat of one-stoplight town, there are a few dining spots around (inexplicably, no restaurants are open anywhere around on Monday night!), the longest covered bridge in the world, the Simon Pearce glass HQ, a Harpoon brewery, and the sort of new agey but fun "Path of Life" sculpture garden, also within a half hour drive: Hanover NH (Dartmouth College), quaint Woodstock, VT, and Quechee Gorge. So there's plenty to do for a weekend trip. In fact, we did quite alot in our two night stay, and my only regret in staying there was i wasn't there longer to have a change to just relax and read, walk around the pond out back, and generally enjoy the house. And if it hadn't rained the 2nd night, i'd have liked another chance to star-gaze, since i didn't have a wish ready when i say the one shooting star the first night.

Cozy accommodations. Friendly breakfast. Excellent "black & bleu" burger at the restaurant.read more

We stayed last week for a wedding. It was nice and clean. Lots of history. Everyone was very nice.read more

Beautiful Inn and clean rooms. Service was exemplary…read more Dinner and breakfast were wonderful.

Just realized I never posted this....We stayed in the dream cottage for 3 nights (last November)…read moreand loved our stay. Although there are a few things that could use some TLC, overall the cottage was great. Comfortable bed, great jacuzzi tub, sauna, and fire box. The restaurant at the inn is exceptional. Unique menu items and everything cooked to perfection. We loved it so much we ate there all 3 nights of our stay. The inn has a library and enjoyed playing chess there by the fireplace one evening. The staff were all very friendly and accommodating. I would recommend staying here.