I wish I would have read the previous 1 star reviews before paying almost $115 for 18 holes at this…read morecourse. The fairways were completely beat up, the driving range was closed, and actual mountain views were only on 1 hole. The gentleman working the counter was not very friendly either. Don't waste your money or time playing here

Definitely not a place you would visit twice Getting…read moreconstantly rushed. Even though our first nine holes were 1hr45min (which I thought was a spectacular pace). Course has workers digging holes one every other hole with piles of dirt right in front of tee box. Food at the restaurant is quite awful. May have been the worst burger I have ever had. How do you mess up a burger!!! so bad. My suggestion play a round at Mt Snow at half the price and have a burger at Snow Republic.

One of the most beautiful public golf courses (voted number 1 or 2 in New England every year),…read moreTaconic offers tournament quality golf to anyone. The course is beautiful, with a manageable front and long back 9 (6500 yrs) from the middle tees. The course is open and even high handicap golfers will not lose many balls; there are really only a few spots on the course that are truly out of bounds. The staff is typically very friendly, Jeremy who manages the bag room is particularly nice. The pros are all great too. The whole place is well maintained, as they do host PGA (junior/womens) events from time to time. The greens play very fast towards the end of summer, and some of them slope in ways that will really frustrate anyone. Price-wise, the place is on the upper end if you have no college affiliation (about 140 or so) but is exceptionally cheap for students (35 dollars) so definitely a place to visit if you are in the area and still in school. The course truly cannot be recommended enough, and it offers some exceptional views of both the Williams College campus and the surrounding areas.

From the moment I drove in there was a sense it would be a good day. The place was immaculate. The…read morecarts electric and quiet, auto brake. The starter was incredible. Easy going and sent us out early just because he could. The course is challenging. 1st time awareness will lead to 2nd time mastery (I hope). From the tee boxes to the greens this was a PGA like course experience for much less. Blues were fun maybe the tips next time.

Liked it. Good people. Couldn't have been nicer. Took great care of us. Went over and aboveread more

-They don't refill their morning coffee & milk (& no afternoon or evening coffee), no water…read moredispenser in lobby, thin floorboards (so sound travels easily), front desk staff person was unsure about happy hour schedule, & a cleaning lady opened our door after we checked in. Hopefully things improve during the rest of our stay.

This golf course is first class. Definitely the best I've played on. The views are breath taking as…read moreyou tee off with the mountains all around you. We played nine holes. As soon as we arrived the starter was ready to hold our bags while we had lunch. I suggest you dine at their Dormy Grill. The food there was excellent and the outside patio's view speaks for itself. When we were ready to go out, the starter was able to fit us in as a two-some so we wouldn't feel uncomfortable playing with more advanced players. The holes are nicely laid out. The course is a bit hilly towards the end of the nine. If you have the opportunity to play there, you will not be disappointed.

If you're coming from NYC or Boston, Mount Snow is the most bang-for-your-buck mountain in Southern…read moreVermont. It strikes the perfect balance between high-speed efficiency and classic East Coast après vibes. The Mountain: 86 Trails of Pure Variety With 86 trails, there is a clear "mood" for every face of the mountain. The Main Face: Where the Bluebird Express (the famous six-pack bubble chair) lives. It's 66% intermediate, making it a "blue cruiser" heaven. North Face: Hit this if you want the steep stuff and glades. It's where the expert terrain hides. Carinthia: 100 acres of pure terrain park. Even if you don't hit jumps, riding the lift over this area to watch the pros is a show in itself. When to Visit Go: Late January through early March for the best snow. Mid-week is the "pro move" to avoid the Epic Pass weekend crowds. Avoid: Holiday weekends. The lines at the Bluebird can get brutal. The Logistics: Fireplaces & Live Music The Vibe: For that classic lodge feel, head to the Grand Summit Resort or the Fireplace Lodge. There is nothing better than thawing out your boots by a massive stone hearth. The Party: You haven't truly "done" Mount Snow until you hit Cuzzins. The live music here (look for local legend Bruce Jacques on Saturdays) is electric. It's loud, high-energy, and the quintessential "dancing in your ski boots" experience. The Mandatory Pitstop: Vermont Country Deli Do not--I repeat, do not--drive back south without stopping at the Vermont Country Deli in Brattleboro. The Order: Get the Mac and Cheese. It's roughly $4.29 per 1/2 lb (or $12.99 for a "Take & Bake" tray). It's famous for its heavy, crispy cheddar crust and creamy center. Pro Tip: Add their maple pulled pork on top. It's life-changing. Verdict: A world-class lift system and the best terrain park in the East. Just be prepared for $199+ window tickets if you don't book in advance!

--To ski for one day on a Sunday with lift tickets and rentals was $500. The lift tickets were $350…read moreand the rentals were $150. --Once I got past the sticker shock, we had a great day of skiing. Most of the trails were open, and the conditions were amazing. The staff at the mountain were all very helpful, friendly, and professional. The mover vans were convenient, taking us from the lodging to the mountain. They run every 15 minutes like clockwork. --Speaking of sticker shock the food at the mountain is very expensive, like ridiculously expensive. Six dollars for a 12 ounce bottled water! $8.50 for a waffle with some chocolate syrup on it? Even the 'authentic' NY pizza is $10 a slice and the slices are small and don't even really look like NY pizza. --The saving grace with the food would definitely be the macaroni and cheese, and they have many versions: like Pesto!. It comes out hot in these giant skillets. Definitely the winner if you're eating on the mountain, but I would suggest bringing your own food and water or else you're going to get fleeced. --Although the skiing and food were very expensive, the experience was worth it, and we will definitely be returning. --FYI-People from Vermont are super nice and helpful. TY.

Heaven's waiting room. The epitome of old golf in the Northeast. You'll have to be born into this…read moreplace to join, but they have great reciprocals.

I grew up in town and had to move away in order to come back and golf here with my dad and brother…read more Makes sense, right? The course was in great shape. I live in the south now and forgot how much work it is to golf in the mountains. I'm using that as an excuse for how many balls I lost, and not an indicator of how poorly I played at all. Just kidding. I suck. We all had fun though, and although the scores may not reflect it, we had a great day together and the weather was amazing and we made many memories to be shared for years.

Amazing food and always good drinks. Wonderful place to go just out of town…read more Come visit.

Great local course for me with a fantastic staff, can't wait to spend a lot of time here this…read moresummer looking for all my bad shots :)

Course is still fairly rough from last years hurricane. Requires additional maintenance. Fairways…read moreand greens are slow. Service is very friendly with a nice club house.

The inn is generally lovely and well kept, unfortunately, we got bed bugs after our two night stay…read more There are a number of "lounge" areas with upholstered couches which is where I think they came from. We have never had bed bugs before and ended up bringing them back home after our trip. Wouldn't recommend unless they can share an exterminator report.

We accidentally ended up here, this Inn was not in our original plans, BUT I must say it was a very…read morebig blessing and we were so glad we did. The peace at this Inn was immeasurable and some of the views from this location are breathtaking. The view from our room was absolutely lovely and we very much enjoyed our time while we were there. Additionally, the owners, Lee and Charles, were very welcoming and made you feel valued as a guest. The Inn was also very ... clean and that is something I personally value when staying somewhere.

This is just a review for the driving range. I have no experience with the lodge outside of walking…read morein to purchase a bucket of golf balls. The balls are located in the trailer/snack shack near the range, but each time we go, we head inside to the office. I don't believe they staff the trailer. Next to the lodge is a small driving range. The tee areas are a bit old, so you'll have to drive from the grass. Not really a big deal. They provide an ample amount of wooden tees. They have clubs you can use, but most are rather old. We always bring our own clubs. The range is marked off by yards and the grass is cut regularly. There's a very nice view of the hills surrounding the course. It's most likely an even better view come fall. Behind the range, they have a small putt-putt course that looks to be entertaining for little kids. This is fairly no frills driving range. But where else in Southern VT can you get a rather large bucket of balls for $5? Or anywhere else for that matter?

This lodge looks not so nice on the outside but inside the rooms are decent. Beds are firm. The…read morebathroom is up-to-date. The bedroom itself is up-to-date but with older furnishings. I chose to stay here instead of in the ski area where the accommodations might be noisy. I got a very good night sleep.