How do we rate our experience? It was so great that after having lunch we decided to come back for…read moredinner. And to make sure this is at the top of my review. Part of our reason for a return visit was the outstanding service provided to us by Molly. We felt double spoiled by having her be our server for dinner. The setting was delightful. Both times we got a great table by the window with fabulous views of the harbor and Lake Champlain. The vibe is relaxed, warm, and charming. No frills. The focus is on the food and the view. The food was really good. For lunch we shared a lobster roll. Now I know that there is a lot of controversy on what makes an "authentic" lobster roll. My take on having them in just about every state from Maine to Florida and and few tasty ones in my inland location. This one tasted good to me - lots of lobster, not too much mayo, fresh soft bun and some nice romaine for some crunch. They made me a lovely Cranberry Mule mocktail to sip on during the meal. For dinner my husband had the Crab Cake and I had the Shrimp Scampi. Both were quite good and the fish tasted fresh. We finished off with a decadent Key Lime Pie. Next time we are in the Burlington area, this will definitely be worth a return visit.

I'll start by saying that the view was amazing. The food was probably just average at best, but…read moreservice was also very good.

They stole their website from another hotel or motel. Therefore all of the information is…read moreunreliable. Big things, such as ocean view rooms on the west coast of Massachusetts. More practical things hikers rely on, like guest computers and shuttle services. Their lackluster breakfast fruit display doesn't make up for the fact that the woman who runs this business told me she hopes I "break my leg on trail" because I mentioned the website, (and therefore was nervous about their integrity) and asked for a receipt at check out. The Williamstown Motel, 300 ft up the road was incredibly kind and accommodating after switching over there.

Very nice for a motel. Warm and cozy. Room a bit larger than the usual motel room. Beds very…read morecomfortable. Clean room with nice towels. Wifi works perfectly. Easy distance to visit several art museums. And lots of fruit with cereal and bagels for breakfast. Owner very friendly and helpful regarding directions and restaurants. Good value.

Beautiful place full of activities, from ski to tubbing and riding the gondola just to enjoy the…read moreview in case you don't ski . They have lots of gift shops . Tubbing is great , except for the line that pulls you back up the hill . That is simply terrible , difficult to get out of and it's just a matter of time before someone gets injured trying to come out of it . I almost fell on the other side of the line and the staff just stood there and made no attempt to help , with that I injured my hand trying to hold on to the line . They certainly need better staff and a better system .

I am really enjoying Killington more and more. Every spring I now look forward to just to still ski…read moreuntil as late as possible. Skiing opening day this year too set the tone for the season. This past visit I was absolutely thrilled with the lift crew on Bear Mountain. I think they enjoyed my company as much as I did theirs. The fresh snow made it easy to ski all day. Minimal stoppage as I wanted to ski a marathon and then some, successfully accomplished. Looking forward to my next upcoming visits.

This place is a masterclass in neglect. The ski infrastructure is severely dilapidated, outdated,…read moreand constantly breaking down. Lifts stop, crawl, or fail outright. The lifties are nice, but they're stuck managing equipment that should've been replaced years ago. Reddit skiers have been saying the same thing for years: "lifts constantly down," "painfully slow," and "not worth the ticket price." Many warn you'll spend more time waiting than skiing. Alta has zero incentive to invest with Killington right up the road doing everything better. Calling this a "ski resort" is generous. If you value your time or money, drive by and keep going.

Met a great friend there after an hours travel. Although the trip to Pico adds another 20 minutes…read moreto my schedule, it was well worth it. Pico is a separate part of Killington Resort with a primarily local clientele and devoid of the road raging attitudes of some of the visitors. It has a genuinely New England vibe from the parking lot all the way to the top of the mountain. The parking lots have plenty of space. The main lodge has a New England functional vibe, a bit rough and that's how people like it. Once on the slopes, the trails tend to be very New England, with narrow trails, plenty of tight tree glades, and one high speed with the rest of the lifts being fixed quads. Sking Pico is a pleasure. It may not have the vertical of Killington, with just under 2,000 at Pico and 3,000 at Killington. But what it lacks in vertical it more than makes up in customer experience. Killington's ethos is "The Beast", loud, boisterous, gargantuan.... Pico is the exact opposite. Quiet, friendly, local, sedate. Ambassadors and Ski Patrol will assist you anywhere. The food at the cafeteria doesn't have a French name but it's wholesome, hearty, tasty. Loooooong ago, there was a move to connect Killington and Pico with cross trails to each. Massive local opposition and ecological issues put a kabash on the idea. As a result, Pico is next to Killington but it's another world in ski experience.

A little (lot) more than we bargained for! We were told there was some construction.... So many…read morelessons learned about renting based on staged pictures

We stayed in building 2- 7C and it was infested with mice. Absolutely disgusting apartment. We've…read morestayed in Killington dozens of times and never had such a horrible trip. We have three young children and the mice chewed through their toys and blankets. No one wanted to help or offer any refund. Vacasa who manages the property and booking.com could care less- only could speak to robots and hid behind automated email responses. Don't ever stay here. I have multiple videos of proof.

Place is filled with people trying to learn how to ski yet no lifties. At least the bar is full!…read more Very disappointing for $300 a ticket.

Definitely an expensive spot but the ski resort is ginormous with many trails of each ski…read moredifficulty. You probably won't get bored going two days back to back if for a weekend. As for food, it will be expensive as typical ski resorts are but I really highly recommend finding the Jamaican food shack and getting food from there! You can get some jerk chicken, Rasta pasta, and nicely flavored and well spiced items unlike just getting the typical chicken tenders and fries. It's all around the same price anyway so might as well get some well seasoned food.

I hadn't skied in 16 years. It was a very windy day and I was in need of of advil as my joints were…read moreexperiencing some inflammation. Arthur assisted me in getting anti inflammatory medication to relieve my discomfort and offered me a free cup of hot chocolate. In about 20 minutes I was feeling better and was able to get back on the slopes. Great service and Arthur's friendly, caring personality will bring me back! Great spot!

I stayed at these condos while on a ski trip to Killington. Generally, hotels and condos at…read moreKillington are crummy and run down. You pay a lot and get very little. Mountain Green is a cut above these places as the condos and the public spaces may not be luxury, however MG is definitely not a dump. The place is clean and fairly well maintained. Also, all of the condos are on one electronic key system, like a hotel. There is also a front desk. This is useful as during our stay, our keys stopped working and we had to get them replaced. No big deal, we popped into the office and got new keys. The best part of Mountain Green, whole reason you go to Killington, is that it is about a 10 minute walk to the lifts.

In walking distance (or a short shuttlebus ride) to Killington mountain and their lifts. THAT is…read moreabsolutely AWESOME. One or two bedrooms, living area, bathroom, balcony, AND kitchen stocked with essential silverware,etc. Homey feel including fireplace and free firewood. Different buildings available but all near the main one that has a bar, gear store, and front desk. Bar has half-price apps during happy hour. SWEEEEET. Good for groups, good for anyone. After an exhausting day on the slopes, having a place so close is bliss.

Great place for families! Many activities and away from the busy bar scene. Thumbs upread more

It is not always easy to get a spot here, but well worth it if you are able. Beautiful location,…read morecomfortable rooms, and excellent breakfasts. The owners, Mike and Barbara, are very nice. Mike is a great cook and an interesting conversationalist. Will definitely go back.

Did a last minute booking on our trip to Vermont for the autumn foliage. Mike was very…read moreaccommodating. They only offer two rooms at a time, with one shared bathroom between the two. It was our first bed and breakfast and we were happy it here! Mike brought us on a walking tour around the area, which we would never have found on our own because there was barely a walking path, but we absolutely loved it.