Airbnbs or bed and breakfasts are usually more our cup of tea, but the four humans of our family…read morerecently squeezed into a double queen bedroom at Hampton Inn Rutland for the camaraderie of staying with other ski team families. It was a blast and the hotel was quite pleasant for the genre (mid-range, family friendly). Pros: - There's a nice common room downstairs with a fireplace, where we were able to gather with a big group of friends and share dinner. It's also where breakfast is served in the a.m. - Breakfast service begins at 6 a.m. -- great for those who need an early start. - My kiddos love "Hotel Breakfast" as they call it, and this was no exception. There are two DIY waffle irons with lots of wonderfully unhealthy toppings; hot mini omelettes, sausage, and potatoes; muffins, bagels, toast; cold cereal and oatmeal; fruit salad and whole fruit. - We either had very quiet neighbors or the walls are reasonably well soundproofed. - There's a small, heated pool. It's hyperchlorinated as most hotel pools are, but a nice place to congregate and relax with friends after skiing. - There's a small, but adequate gym -- and a conference room should you need it. - The hotel adjoins a shopping complex that includes a Hannaford's supermarket, an Office Depot and a Michael's. Convenient for friends who had to find poster board for a school project due the following Monday. And we picked up fruit trays and dessert for our team dinner. - The hotel is dog friendly! We traveled without our pup this time, but did get to hang with some great guest canines. This is a massive plus in our book. - Beds were quite comfortable and staff were nice! Two people even dressed up as Santa and Mrs. Claus to say hello to the kids at dinner. :) Cons: - The elevator was out of order during our stay, so those of us staying on the third floor with lots of ski gear to carry up and down got a GREAT workout. - The pool is quite small, more of a cooler-than-usual hot tub than anything else -- so don't expect to swim laps. - There's no fan or ventilation in the bathroom. After four showers, it gets pretty steamy. Neutral: - It's about 30 minutes from Killington Mountain. There are more proximate, dog friendly hotels (e.g. Killington Mountain Lodge) and Airbnbs, but Hampton Inn Rutland may be better priced. - Our room temperature defaulted to 68 or 69 F. I love that it's eco-friendly and it was a good temperature for putting on ski gear -- but we usually keep our home a bit warmer than this. You can change the temperature of course, but ours kept defaulting to the cooler setting at night. - We're not big TV watchers, but for those who are, I think you need to sign in to Netflix, Disney+, etc... with your own account logins. The hotel does not have its own subscriptions. Overall, this was a great, budget-friendly place to stay with a group!

What a disappointment. To start its showing its age, carpets are old and dirty, riddled with…read morestains. The large bedroom is dark with little character, and almost no artwork. The TV is so small (estimate 36 inch ) and in the corner so far away. No fridge and when I called for ice the told me it was on a different floor but we had no ice bucket, it took them over a hour and a half to deliver one. The bathroom had terrible lighting and my wife couldn't put her makeup on. The entire suite is very old and needs a major upgrade before i stayed here again.

It's been 3 years since we were last there , but the service still simply amazing . STELLA is the…read moremost welcoming person ever . So professional, helpful and above all else caring . Thank you Stella for your outstanding hospitality!!! The rooms are extremely clean and spacious. Free WiFi and breakfast is great , they have a variety of muffins , juices and fruit as well . Not to mention the breakfast menu is different everyday so you're not tired of eating the same thing . I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone going to Rutland/Killington and surrounding areas .

This hotel is mediocre. Not the worst and not the best. The price seems a bit high, and it…read moredefinitely feels like you're staying in an apartment complex.

Can't rate it because it's closed, and has been for a few years. Not sure why it's still posted…read more Also last time we stayed there our unit was inundated with chipmunks because the owner feeds them and they take their food and get into our walls. You can hear them running through. Even found some nuts in the room on the chairs. Also water pressure very low in unit. Left before our reservation was ended due to these issues.

Great spot in Okemo. The owners provide impeccable, down to earth service and comfy, Vermont…read moreaccommodations. I wouldn't have to think twice about staying here again. Home cooked breakfast each morning added a great start to our ski day. You're less than 5 minutes from the base of Okemo. Free Wi-Fi. If you need/forgot something, they're happy to help you out: hair dryer, bottle opener, newspaper, an extra fresh out of the oven muffin. Just ask.

If you are looking for a very comfortable place to stay this is a decent place. The beds are very…read morecomfortable and the staff are very nice. This place is a bit dated and on the older side. It's not perfect but it provides the essentials.

I LOVED staying here. Fantastic customer service, fabulous location, AMAZING hot tub, food and…read moresnacks available, and a beautiful room with a super comfortable bed - what more could you ask for?!

The Vermont Inn is such a cute place to stay in the Killington area. The location is beautiful with…read morea great view of the mountains. And at night there is so little light pollution you can see all the stars. Very pretty! The room we stayed in (Forest Glen) is cozy and pretty basic, but it did its job well. The bed was comfortable, and the fan and air conditioning were easy to control so we could sleep comfortably. The shower works very well with good pressure and heat. There is a small TV if you feel like watching anything, but definitely enjoy the area instead! The Vermont Inn has a bar inside that closes at 9pm. We didn't try it, but it looked so nice and cozy. If you purchase directly through the website, then breakfast is included each morning. Every day they offer pancakes, french toast, or eggs and bacon, and then there is a daily special omelette. We tried omelettes, french toast, and pancakes, and all were quite good. And the coffee is surprisingly tasty. It appears to be a family operation with the kids taking orders. They are cute and do a great job! Definitely a great place to stay if you're in the Killington area!

My family spent two nights at The Vermont Inn and our experience far surpassed our expectations…read more The Inn is charming and warm. There are many cozy public rooms to sit, play board games, read or just talk. The hosts Mike and Kayla were very friendly and accomodating. The location is perfect as it is minutes away from Killington and Pico mountains. The views from the lawn of the mountains are stunning. Rooms were excellent and there was plenty of space. There is a Sauna and pool outside during the summer months. We met a couple that were staying there and planning their wedding with the hosts and it sounded like it was going to be fantastic. They also host bridal showers and other events. The breakfasts were fantastic and our waiters Emerson and Jameson provided excellent service. Thanks to Mike, Kayla and family for great memories. I would highly recommend The Vermont Inn and we will definitely be back.

Rooms were a little sub par,, but it's just a place for us to put our heads down for the night. So…read morewe can be rested enough to enjoy snowboarding the next day. The place is a bit rustic... clearly needing a much needed update. We also got place right next to really noisy people. Til 2am hearing all sorts of loud conversations. The rooms also need to be fumigated,,, we had to febreeze our rollaboards and snowboard bags when we got back. It's alright,, served it's main primary purpose. The front desk was really nice. Hence the 2nd star. Other than that, I wouldn't stay here ever again. Thank you so much for reading my review. I hope this helps with your decision making experience. Enjoy your yelptastic day!!

Absolutely terrible smelling room and hallways. This hotel claims to be smoke-free but the halls…read morewere filled with smoke and the room smelled like smoke. Spoke to the staff and front counter asking for help and they refused to do anything. Would not stay here again. This hotel room might as well be considered a smoking room. Absolutely sketchy place. Update: holiday Inn and Priceline refused to help us. The second day staying there we pulled the chair out to use the desk and there was a piece of crap under the table. Again, no help. They tried to move us to a different room but that rooms air conditioning and heating unit did not work and it smelled of mold and was extremely musky. Finally the guy from the front desk grabbed a rag and some cleaner and came and picked up the poop... we reluctantly stayed in that room. Horrible experience

This is a wonderful place to spend some quiet relaxing days. Victoria and Mike are wonderful. Very…read morekind and the heart of a servant. Victoria is the GM and makes sure that the guests lack for nothing. Mike is Front Desk, Tour Guide through the Lodge, generally a pleasant guy. He is also the Chef. He makes a very fine breakfast with the best pancakes I have ever had. The pancakes alone are worth the stay. Ask him nicely and he might share his pancake secrets. The view of the pond and the surrounding forest are breathtaking. Definitely reserve in advance. I would stay 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.

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.

Really would do 3.5 stars but benefit of doubt…read more Nice Lobby with pleasant staff. Has a decent pool and hot Tub. The room was average for the most part. It could use an additional plug upgrade or two. Cons: Internet SUCKS!! Be warned. The mattress was old/kinda flat but the pillows were decent enough for an "average" sleep. The key locks need an upgrade and once again didn't like me :/ The breakfast was...okay. They did offer pancakes and potatoes but they were cold/hard. Bathroom shower was nicely renovated but you could tell it's bigger than the previous one (odd ledge). As I said it was a mixture of old and new. So at least they *try* to keep it somewhat clean and updated.

I've never stayed at a Comfort Inn, but I was driving from Michigan to Maine in August and it was…read moreavailable and right on route 4. The driveway was a little hard to find though, I had to drive around a few other buildings to find a way in. The woman at the front desk was polite and pleasant, and the room was clean, with a fresh, well made, and comfortable bed. When I called the front desk for help getting on the internet, the same woman who checked me in was helpful and patient. But...(and there are a lot of buts..) The hotel is pretty dingy. If my room had been $87/ night, I wouldn't mind, but I spent $207 on the room for one night. The hotel was pretty hot and musty. The air felt stagnant - though the common areas and rooms were clean. I turned the a/c in my room all the way down, but the room never felt cool. The walls and carpets were very dated and had a tired look that won out against the more updated couches in common areas. The internet was awful, it took me 30 minutes, one phone call, and a trip down to the front desk to get online, and then the next morning, it had kicked me off again. The bathroom was tight, but workable, the water took a long time to warm up, but stayed hot once it'd heated up. The bath towels were horrible though - a cotton-poly blend that was not absorbent at all. Overall, I would stay here again if I had to, but next time I'm passing though Rutland, I'll try one of the little, touristy, motor-court inns or a Hampton.

While I have heard good things about the B&B I have never stayed since I always stay at my friends…read morenearby cabin. But I can rate this place for its amazing grass fed beef and maple syrup. The beef is amazing! Especially the tenderloin. They have every cut imaginable and while it is more expensive than the crap meat you get int he supermarket it is totally worth it. And its cheaper than buying at whole foods, etc. And they have it all frozen so it will keep a long time. And the syrup is delicious and much cheaper than you'll find elsewhere. It is usually best to call ahead before coming to get some beef or syrup. Someone is often at the B&B and can let you into the farm where the beef is but it can;t hurt to call. Though the drive up there is worth the trip!

We purchased some of the maple candies from the store while we were there. Had to eventually…read morereorder more through the website. The service at the store was great. They have a lot of different items made with the maple syrup.