Beautiful clean room, excellent bed, very comfortable…read more Continental Breakfast a huge disappointment. Not what I expected for a decent Inn.

My wife, two sons (20 yrs, 18 yrs), and I had a lovely stay in July 2026 in the Robert Frost…read morecottage. The view from the lakeside cottage was stunningly beautiful and includes a private dock. We were able to stay with our miniature poodle in this unit. Lots of pluses. First, the central A/C worked really well. Second, the unit was clean and had a full kitchen so we could prepare our own dinner for two nights. Third, my older son loved using the kayak for fishing and caught a perch in the lake! Also, we appreciated that the staff called us in the morning to ask if we needed limited housekeeping services. With our dog in the unit, they granted our request to remove our full trash bag (which I left outside) and drop off extra towels. The only minuses are that it's a bit pricey and the interior space of the cottage is a bit cramped. But it was fantastic to enjoy a private dock and view of the lake. Overall, we would stay here again in the future - perhaps at a lakeview cottage up the hill!

I didn't thing to take any photos at Outbound, but we did have a great, short visit. We were in…read moretown for a few reasons, the jazz festival, meet up with friends, breweries and disc golf. That's alot for 1 day. Heck we never even made it for the jazzfest. But back to Outbound Stowe. check in was in this beautiful retro lobby. There was 2 kind people at the front desk, a guy and gal. The girl might have had a condition, she didn't move much, but they were both very helpful. We used their guidance to find our room around the backside. the rolling small hills to the spot was nostalgic and quaint. the place felt like a old hotel that had a remodel. It felt old in many ways, but classed up. We didn't get a chance to enjoy it much as we had places to get to. We were told about the smores by the fire that night, but sadly we didn't make it back in time to partake. But we are talking a repeat trip year, and staying ay Outbound is on the agenda.

TL/DR: The maintenance crew, the restaurant, and the location were all genuinely good. The room had…read morewiring and slip hazards that have no business existing at $300 a night, and their reservation system lost us entirely. There's a 4-star half a mile down the road. I don't normally review a place on a single visit -- I want to know a business is consistent before I say anything. The exceptions are when I'm traveling, or when the experience is memorable enough to warrant it, for good or ill. This one is both. First things first: the maintenance crew was EXCELLENT. They showed up fast when the AC wasn't working (in JULY), fixed what they could on the spot, and not once did anyone argue or imply we were imagining the problem. That's rarer than it should be. The manager also went out of her way with gluten-free dining recommendations around town, which -- as someone who travels with GF folks -- I don't take for granted. And the food at the on-site restaurant was great... though it may have been catered. Sadly, the maintenance crew cannot carry the weight of this building's problems. Let's start before we even got there. Booking took MONTHS to get corrected (not joking; started in late summer of 2025, a year beforehand). The phone number on their website, and on every confirmation email they sent, is an 888 number that does not reach the hotel. Not "takes a while to reach." Does not reach. Changes we made by phone evaporated. Voicemails went unreturned. Booking inside the wedding room block seemed to genuinely baffle whoever picked up. The payoff: we walked up to the desk Friday and were told our reservation had been CANCELLED, because their system still had us as a Thursday no-show. We'd changed it to Friday-Sunday weeks earlier. Confirmed it. By phone. On the number they gave us. Then, Room 306: 1. No phone in the room. No posted front desk number anywhere. To reach the front desk of the hotel I was standing inside of, I had to Google it on my cell -- and Google gave me inconsistent numbers. Seriously? 2. Both A/C units were broken or barely functional on arrival. Maintenance swapped the sitting-area unit same day and it was flawless afterward. The bedroom unit never worked correctly. Not once, all weekend. 3. Both bedside lamps and both nightstands -- each with a 3-prong outlet and a USB port -- all ran off ONE wall outlet, through a daisy chain of splitters and extension cords. The wall switch on the left did absolutely nothing. The one on the right killed the lamps AND the nightstand power, which is where my medically necessary CPAP was plugged in. So both nights I had to unplug both lamps by hand in order to sleep, and every morning plug them back in. Inconvenience aside: that is a LOT of load on one outlet. 4. The bathtub had no anti-slip surface, no grab bar, and sat at a genuinely noticeable tilt. I slipped more than once and caught myself. I got lucky. Someone won't. 5. The bathroom has no vent. Its ventilation is a wooden-framed window in the wall by the room door -- no screen, no frosting, no privacy anything. Open it and you're open to the weather and to whoever's walking past. 6. That bathroom's only light is a dim fixture hung low over the sink. It doesn't light the room, and I hit my head on it repeatedly. The two overhead lights in the room proper are the opposite problem: bright enough to give you a headache. There is nothing in between. 7. The TV is enormous and mounted where you have to crane your neck sideways at it, instead of on the wall the bed faces. Someone chose that on purpose. 8. Anemic water pressure, and several minutes of running the tap before anything got warm. All of this ran roughly $300 a night. I want to be fair to the people who work here, because they were good to us every single time. But no amount of good service fixes four devices chained out of one outlet, or a tilted tub with nothing to grab. Fix the wiring and the bathroom and this is a different review. Until then -- there's a 4-star HALF A MILE DOWN THE ROAD that's better in every way that matters.

My first trip back to Grey Fox Inn in 7 years. Check in was easy, very friendly and helpful…read moregentleman at the front desk. Our room was comfy and clean. The sitting area in the lobby has games and books available for guests. Very inviting. There is an indoor pool located in the main building as well as a fitness room. Unfortunately we weren't able to eat at the restaurant as it was outside of our skiing time. Maybe next time. Parking was convenient right outside the door.

This hotel is very cute. They have a really nice sauna indoor pool and an actual real hot tub…read moreinstead of just a whirlpool. You can stay in the room's attached to the main area or you can stay in the ones on the side or in the back they have a outside pool in the back but it is obviously closed in the winter. There is an ice machine in the main building along with coin operated washer and dryer as well as an exercise room on the third floor. It was quiet you didn't hear too many other people and the woman at the front desk was very nice. I would definitely recommend this place. It's also right in the center of everything so you can walk to restaurants and the walking/biking trail is right in the back.

Just fantastic! But…read morewhat a loose, relaxed operation this is. I arrived to discover that they don't really have an office. They have a semi enclosed desk next to the manager's apartment. I bang on the door a couple times and a woman who I called half an hour ago answered in her extra short, little robe. It's freezing outside so the only reasonable place where I can fill out paperwork is in her apartment, So she invites me in. At this point I was looking around for cameras because it was starting to feel like the beginning of an goofy 80's movie. Attractive women do NOT answer their doors in slinky robes and invite ME inside!! I told the gal how strange I thought this was but it seemed pretty normal here. I put a name, an address and a phone number on a piece of paper, she doesn't even bother to ask for my ID. I pay $50 cash and she hands me the key. She shows me to my room, shows me the basement and the sauna and wishes me a good night. Says I'm welcome to look around and explore. I'm traveling alone but she put me in a room that could easily hold 5. Half the rooms have open doors. I wander up to the second floor and see that most of the doors are open up there too. The front door isn't locked, I could have walked in, found a room I liked, locked the door and called it a night. She would never have known. I'm convinced that carfulls of penniless ski bums do that all the time. Arrive at 11:00 or midnight. Tiptoe up to the second floor and crash for the night. Take a shower and get up and out early and the only person that might ever realize it would be the housekeeper. Crazy. The restrooms and showers are dorm style, down the hall. I couldn't get any wifi and there was no info about wifi in the room. Maybe they don't have it. Strangely, there also weren't any heater controls in the room but it stayed comfortably warm anyhow. The sauna works great. Don't think they serve food anymore. It was a fun, odd, loosey goosey place to stay for a business traveler.

Awesome people, awesome place with a awesome lounge and cheap rooms. My dumbass locked my keys in…read morethe car and Brad the owner came out at 7 AM and shimmied the lock open to save us as there was no cops within an hour. Clean place with a cool sauna as well, everyone staying there was respectful and helpful and fun to hang with. Lots to do in the lounge

Stayed here for a night this past weekend. The house is old, beautiful and FULL of character. From…read morethe interesting splitting staircase to all the quirky wallhangings (cuckoo clock made me laugh at breakfast - which was soooo good! banana walnut pancakes with bacon, fresh fruit AND yogurt and granola) to the adorable dog Heintz, this house made me smile everywhere I looked. It was very comfortable. Our room was the perfect size for the two of us with a comfortable bed, soft sheets, and beautiful stained glass windows all around. It was very clean too. We will stay here any time we come back to Jay and maybe Mt. Sutton next time!

My boyfriend and I decided on making an spontaneous mid-week trip to Jay Peak during the Christmas…read moreholidays. The morning we decided to go, we called up Grey Gables Mansion and Debbie was super friendly and let us know that they had rooms available and we could come that very day with no problems. When we arrived much later than we had informed them due to snow, Tim and Heinz were patiently waiting for us to show us to our beautiful room and made sure we had everything we needed. Both Debbie and Tim were extremely helpful with recommending restaurants and thanks to their assistance, all our meals were incredibly satisfying! Everything was perfect and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves! Thanks for the fabulous weekend! - Carrie & Franklin

Stayed here one night while visiting with my other half parents. Was pleasantly surprised that the…read moreprice was reasonable especially where we had our two dogs with us. We had a nice sized room in the carriage house which may have been a bit dated but was nice. The lodge itself was very nice, with a rustic feel and great views of the lake. The gentleman that checked us in was so very pleasant and accomidating. If we have to to Wheeler mountain again without our camper we will certainly stay here again.

Beautiful sunset view with wonderful food. Very friendly environment and great service.read more

I'm writing this review from my bed early before a day of biking with my son at KFL. What can I say…read more- this place is great. And we found it by accident! My wife found it online the day before we came up on a busy June weekend. The quick rundown is there's a big converted barn where we stayed. The rooms are clean, rustic and charming. The barn lodge was quiet each night while it was clearly a busy weekend. There's also camping allowed on the site, but the vibe is mature and family friendly. Everyone we met was kind and polite to me and my 9 y/o son. There is a separate shared bathroom and shower facility about 30 feet from the barn. While this may not be everyone's thing, the indoor and outdoor showers are all clean, strong and felt wonderful after a day out on the trails. There is a large shared common area with a tv and nice space to read, which doubles as bike storage if you're rolling around on a $10,000 sled. There's also a shared fridge and coffee there in the am. If you're coming up to bike the KTA trails or just enjoy the beauty of the region I can't recommend the farm enough. It may be my regular place to stay for future weekend trips.

Amazing! One of the best places I have ever stayed!!!! Gorgeous location and beautifully kept!…read moreGreat for mountain biking season, kitchen and bagels in the morning in a great town! Picturesque and perfect!

A really lovely inn in east Burke Vermont. The staff is incredibly helpful and kind. The rooms…read moreare spacious, clean and pretty. In the spring and summer you can hear the creek behind the inn. Very relaxing. The little extras make this a gem: continental breakfast in the "living room", coffee, a very homey gas fireplace and leather couches make you want to linger. Also, wine and cheese at night if you request.