In July 2024, my wife, two sons, and I made a brunch reservation for the Inn at Shelburne Farms. We…read moreenjoyed the fresh bread and pancakes! I think we also had a sampling of the Shelburne Farms cheddar cheese which is amazingly delicious. Although the brunch is somewhat pricey (but reasonable compared to dinner), you are paying for the location and gorgeous view of Lake Champlain in the backyard of the Inn. Overall, service was pretty good at brunch and attentive, but our reservation was near the end of the brunch period. It's well worth taking pictures outside if the weather is nice. Before you enter the dining room, be sure to visit the sitting room. The Inn has a pleasant, historic vibe and elegant charm with portraits of Lila Vanderbilt Webb in the sitting room. This Yelp review is just for the brunch at the Inn (we did not stay overnight).

Had one of the best dinner experiences of the past few years in VT. We shared an excellent grilled…read morecabbage appetizer. Wine was excellent. They served warm crusty O bread for the table, made at Shelburne Farms. This was followed by main dishes of grilled trout, grilled beef (so tender) and lamb pappardelle, with Al dente pasta and very tender lamb. Shared a scrumptious apple crisp al a mode. Absolutely everything was on point. Service was great; very friendly.

Wow wow wow!!! Where can I even start! The inn was so…read morelovely, and there was so much space and extra towels which was so nice because most places you have to call for these. We didn't need them but it was nice to have it in case we needed it. We got the suite which was so beautiful. Now the owners!!! I cannot say enough. They are SO lovely and such nice people. Our breakfast was the best during our entire trip! We stayed in Shelburne for 2 days and then went to Stowe and then Bennington and we could not stop talking about the breakfast at the heart of the village inn! It was fresh, so tasty and definitely home made!! The BEDS are the most comfortable thing in the world that I even messaged them after I left to ask what mattress it was. This was so beautiful and if you want to save on lunch, trust me you will because the breakfast is just YUMMMM

Update: Owner's comment is a lie. See other negative…read morereviews and you will see I am not the only person who was creeped out. __ Not sure why all the great reviews. The man who runs (owns) this place has real anger issues. Nothing warm about this place. Especially don't like the way he speaks to his wife. There are so many quaint B&B 's in Vermont. This is not one of them. Avoid unless you like cold, stern, humorless hosts with a curt attitude.

I loved the nostalgic feel of this place. Very clean and well maintained. Plus you have easy access…read moreto all that Burlington has to offer.

T-Bird Motor Lodge I really liked this place and especially…read morethe manager. He was SUCH a nice, friendly accommodating man. Very "old-school," single story, motel. The room felt like it had been recently renovated. Everything seemed clean and new. The room had all the amenities you could want. We had a room on the back of the property where there is a very large, pretty, tree-lined, grassy area with picnic tables. No ice machine, but they have conveniently located freezers with bagged ice included in the price of your room.

This is your typical cheap, but sketchy motel. The staff and fellow guests were quite friendly and…read morethe rooms were comfortable and roomy. We also had our own oven and mini-fridge, which was great. However, the place itself is a bit on the shabby side. There are a handful of people staying there who actually LIVE there, which made our stay sort of...odd. Cable TV and wi-fi are free, although the wi-fi wasn't working all of the time. There is also a pool, which I didn't have a chance to check out, even though it was the summertime. Bottom line: you get what you pay for. We stayed for four nights and paid about $125 a person in our double room. Not bad.

This is a very basic inexpensive motel - very clean but somewhat dated . Slightly shabby but had a…read morelittle kitchenette , coffee maker and a Flat screen TV. Wifi was fine.

Mind you technically it's in South Burlington, VT but same token it's a blessing in disguise…read morebecause within range is the GMT (Green Mountain Transit) & maybe other small agencies which serve the region & also not really far from Burlington/Patrick Leahy International AirPort & my case room was good & breakfast oh man WAY better plus had actual hot food as well. The place is also within range of many restaurants as well in case you think of not going to downtown Burlington for something different/lower price. Overall now you know. Before I forget coffee makers/K-Cup ones you can request ahead of time & forgive me for lack of notification.

The receptionist during the day who checked me in and out was to pleasant and helpful. She mad me…read morefeel comfortable and her friendliness was so appreciated!

First impression is pleasant - circle drive around the pool with some landscaping. First impression…read moreof the entrance not so pleasant as the front doors were filthy. Check-in was quick and easy. When we entered our room, it was frigid. Assuming the air conditioning was set on high, I went to adjust it down. However, it was already on low. We ended up turning it off and opening the window. Luckily, it was a cool day and we faced the pond in back so there wasn't any traffic noise. The room appeared clean and included a king-sized bed and two chairs. Breakfast was meh. They had the usual assortment of cereal, oatmeal, waffles, and strange looking round egg things. The coffee was Kirkland/Costco brand and it was ok.

Great place. Much cleaner than the Quality Inn up the road, and the breakfast is better. The staff…read moreis very willing to help.

We spent two nights here recently and came away happy about a few things and upset about others…read more The bottom line is we would not recommend staying here, and we'll try to offer some clear reasons why. But first, we want to report that we had several good experiences here. One, the front desk staff was very friendly; two, our room was clean and smelled fresh; and three, the bedding and pillows were comfy. That said, let's get to the troubling aspects... For starters, as some of us have mobility issues, we asked for a first floor room. We were assigned 108. Only it turns out that's one of a number of rooms actually on a second floor. AND THERE IS NO ELEVATOR HERE. We couldn't change rooms and were forced to walk up and down two flights of stairs. Unacceptable. Next, the toilet would not flush back-to-back, and it took at least five minutes before a second flush would work. Next, the internet was not merely slow but we were required to re-connect every few hours. The front desk could not explain why. Lastly, our room keys disabled themselves after every use. Again, no explanation why. The complimentary hot breakfast we found inedible: chunks of some sort of egg substitute, tasteless sausages, altogether terrible both mornings we stopped by. So let's stop there. We won't even mention the tight parking issues. (There is a pool; we did not use it) We just want you to be cautious in booking here and beware of the motel's condition and problems please. We appreciate the nice people behind the front desk but too much else here was disgracefully bad.

Oi! For $280 I expect a clean tub, a room that doesn't smell of cigarettes....Or have the base…read morecoving in the bathroom peeling off due to water damage, have @100+ cigarette butts on the ground within 10 feet of the room door that opens up to the utility parking lot, and looks kicked in a few times, to be at least located away from the long term 'residents' at the property. I would guess that mere mortals could walk in the foot steps of Jesus and walk on top of the water in the hot tub...it would be no miracle however. There is a direct relationship between the number of stars and the cost of being here. The place is not clean...by any standard. They should change the motto to 'a room for a night....or a lifetime'. Sadly, that may be one and the same. Move on to the next place.

The staff was super friendly check in was easy and they allowed us an early check in. The room was…read morebig and clean with a small kitchen. Midsized refrigerator. The kitchen came stocked with plates and bowls and utensils. The have a workout room and laundry facilities but don't have change for the machine.The hotel is in a good neighborhood. They have an Italian restaurant called Pulcinella's with a 4.5 rating across the parking lot.

The 'experience' began with the front desk clerk asking us if we had any pets with us. My husband…read morelater said it was probably because they were a pet friendly hotel, and didn't wanna put us in one of their rooms designated for those traveling with pets. When we were handed two bottles of water because we were choice privilege members, I had to laugh. Really bottles of water as a bonus. When we got up to the room, I noted the doggy nose marks all over the windows so clearly we don't distinguish between those traveling with pets and not. Cute kitchenette, which had no light but no matter we were only staying for one night. Carpeting was grimy, there were stains on the bedspread, and the bathroom was pretty grungy. But again, we were only there for one night, in town for a concert, and we used points to pay for the room.

Weird stay back in 2016. Got yelled at 10:30 PM by the manager for being too loud. My apparent…read morecrime: listening to a Monday Night Football game... at half volume on my iPhone. As one of the cheapest places to stay in the Burlington area, I suppose some concessions are to be expected. Judging by the other reviews, I feel my experience was typical LOL.

We LOVED this well-kept classic hotel! Given our great experience, I was confused by the low…read moreratings for this highly affordable, super clean and plenty cute hotel. It is obvious that the owners care a great deal about taking good care of the rooms and customers at their family run hotel they have managed for decades now. Perhaps people are thrown off by older hotels run by people from other countries but in our experience both of these aspects only added to our positive experience. Many thanks to the good people running the GGT Tibet Inn and keep up the great work!

If the Motel 6 in State College is King, then this Econo Lodge is the Queen…read more Before going any further, we need to make a couple things painfully clear here. This is a motel. Not a luxury suite, not the Grand Plaza, the Ritz or the Hotel de-whatever. Not even a condo or a bed and breakfast. It's a motel. A.K.A. a cheap, efficient pillow to rest ye weary head. Or in my unique wording, a road tripper's temporary digs. When traveling I'd much rather spend my time out and about as opposed to hours in a room. And while there are certainly inns and hotels specifically dedicated to romantic R&R trips, it would be foolish to expect anything along those lines from any motel whether it be Econo Lodge, Motel 6 or Days Inn. What can and should we expect? Good service, cheap pricing and a clean room in a safe environment. With that said, this location provides all of the above and more. Located on RT 7 it's the perfect distance from downtown, local attractions and shopping plazas. I found a great special online for $80.00/a night for a king sized bed which I didn't hesitate to click. What we were treated with was more like an apartment than what I was expecting from a lowly motel suite. With literally two giant rooms, a bathroom and a kitchen bigger than the one in our last apartment, I was absolutely delighted to kick it back for the weekend. The kitchen sported a counter complete with bar stools, mini-fridge, sink and actual cooking range while the living room had a fold out couch, lazy-boy and TV. The bedroom was pretty large with another TV, desk, large mirror and ample room to hang clothing. Sadly the bathroom wasn't anything to scream about: the tub was a little smaller than the other locations and the light was a little on the dim side. All okay considering the rest. Everything was relatively clean and smoke free (which made me happy) although there were a few cracks in the walls here and there. Again, considering the rest, I could care less. In addition, I'm psyched to report everything was 100% bug free. I had a fantastic weekend and even saved a reasonable amount of money stashing our leftover dinner food in the fridge and purchasing breakfast goodies from the market up the road. The staff was also a big plus. The woman behind the service desk was utterly a delight: very friendly and more than happy to make recommendations on places to eat and visit. However, there were a couple minor annoyances I discovered. Unlucky for us, our rooms were located at the end of the building on the bottom floor which unfortunately meant that every time someone walked up or down the stairs, we could hear it from the bedroom (the second door was literally right under the stairs). If they happened to run or stomp, it felt like a marching band. We were unable to hear anything at all from the living room meaning most of the problem was coming from the bedroom door's location. Also, the peeps in the suite above us (non-smoking may I add) took the liberty to light it up anyway, causing an icky smoke stink to drift into our bedroom on Friday. Lastly, keep in mind the ice machine is located in front of the lobby and the overall design of the bedroom was pretty dated. Clean and comfortable but.. well.. sinfully ugly. Overall though, the pros outweigh the few nitpicks several times over. Exemplary service, apartment sized accommodations (for 80-bucks!!) and a beyond perfect location make this Econo Lodge an essential in any road tripper's map. I'll definitely be back in the future.

I got two room here on the same night. That's because the first one smelled had a plentiful…read morecollection of pubes in the bed, as well as some leftover crumbs from the last guest. The bed was made very nicely though. That maid (or is housekeeper the politically correct term?) should get a metal. Like a burning hot poker, right in her buttocks. Second room- clean sheets, with the occassional errant hair. But this is to be expected of a place that has an "out of order" sign on their continental breakfast dispenser. If I was told that I would grow 3" in a special region of my male anatomy and lose 30 pounds in my sleep for staying here, I still would not enter that property again. Instead of bringing pajamas, you should sleep in a full hazmat suit with the breather and glass face shield. Oh, the thing I liked the best about this place... was the lack of hot water. It was very comforting to know how dirty the room was, and that even a hot shower to cleanse your body and soul would not be happening. I bet there is a murder in this hotel soon, because it looks like the kind of place that would be in a Court TV reinactment.