My husband and I stayed for two nights. Many skiers seem to use the hotel as a base. Breakfast was…read moregood. Hot food choices as well as cold. Good selection. All of the suites are accessed from an outside warren of buildings with walks and stairs. It snowed a few inches while we were there and the stairs and walks were only marginally cared for. The pool was old and the area was not cleaned as often as necessary for the amount of use. Even when brought to front desks attention they said it wouldn't get done until the next morning. The rooms were spacious. Lots if closet space. Kitchen area was well appointed. Furniture was a little worn and dingy. Loved the fireplace! Bring your own dura flame logs. The biggest disappointment were that the beds were not quality nor comfortable!

Very Disappointed!…read more While this hotel may be adequate for spring, summer, or fall travel, it is not for winter. These old buildings lose so much heat that is impossible to keep them at a comfortable temperature. While I agree that the staff were professional and friendly, there are not enough of them. At 8PM, I could not get an extra pillow (required for sleeping on sofa bed) and blanket delivered because there was only 1 staff member (or perhaps they did not want to go out into the cold). They also double booked the room and another customer ended up with a legitimate key to my traveling companions room (good thing they were there). Food was average and the eating area was not kept very clean. Of all the designs, these with outside entrances are the worst, especially on the bottom floor. Everyone going up and down the stairs sounds like elephants above your room and every door slam (and it always slams) an earthquake. This particular Residence Inn is in desperate need of a renovation. It is very old and run down. As a loyal Marriott customer, I stay in a lot of them, but will never stay in this one again. At least it was inexpensive.

My husband and I booked this trip for our anniversary and for the most part, enjoyed our stay…read more There were a few things that bothered us, especially for the price, which I will explain below. I also tried to leave this review on the link they emailed at check-out asking how the stay was, but the link was unfortunately broken and took me to "page not found." PROS: - The property is beautiful. An old 1950's motel that has been renovated with a modern neutral-tone aesthetic. The A-frame cabins are brand new. We opted for a suite in the main building because we wanted a fireplace in the bedroom. The ambiance was great. Bed was comfy, bathrobes are provided, as well as larger towels for the hot tub/sauna. - The breakfast spread is fantastic, and included in the stay. Different breads, spreads (jams, nut butters), hard boiled eggs, prosciutto, vanilla Greek yogurt with granola, fresh blueberries, and additional "toppings" like nuts, coconut, etc. Healthy and hearty. - The communal spaces are lovely - the main building/lobby, hot tubs, fire pits, etc. - Shower/bathroom products were Salt & Stone, which I use at home, so I was very happy :) - Staff was very helpful. We had a few issues in our room and maintenance and hotel clerk/bartender Riley were helpful. Riley also made us great cocktails one evening! CONS: - We booked the room we did because in addition to the fireplace, the diagram on the listing showed a private patio in the back of the property (not outside the main entrance, but a SECOND door to a patio with couches). This was NOT the case, and we were disappointed. We would have perhaps gone with the A-frame cabin if we realized this, because the cabins have a private outdoor space. We did want the fireplace, so we were happy with that, but we felt a bit duped/misled since the information on the website was clearly incorrect and misleading. We paid $900/night. I feel like the layout photos on the website should be removed or corrected. Attached photo. - The first two nights, we really couldn't get our fire started; the wood they provided was clearly too wet, as it just hissed and let off steam. There was no kindling provided in the box near the fireplace, which I assume was supposed to have kindling in it? The third night we went outside and grabbed different, older, logs from the pile and after an hour the fire FINALLY got going. While wet wood really isn't the hotel's fault, maybe some kindling would've helped? Or tarps on top of the wood piles? - Our door kept getting stuck and would not unlock; we had to call maintenance who told us that our room (#160) unfortunately does this sometimes, and we just have to keep trying until it opens. - The heat in the bathroom did not work. It was absolutely frigid especially when showering. We contacted maintenance who told us that the boiler was out, and they couldn't get anyone in there until Monday to look at it. To make up for it, they brought us a space heater to put in the bathroom (thank you!) I would consider staying here again but would maybe confirm over the phone about layouts of rooms before booking. They are under the Lark Hotels properties, which own many other places in Stowe. I might check out their other options as well before returning here. For a $2700 weekend, I would expect a stellar stay with no issues.

Booked the 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment, that has a full kitchen and fireplace with my husband and…read moredog 1 week before memorial day. I think we got lucky finding the apartment available because it appears to be fully booked for the foreseeable future. The parking is not immediately outside each room so you park temporarily to unload and then move your car to the actual parking area. It really wasn't bad, even in the rain, and it's a very short walk. We brought our dog so just know, you have to go through multiple doors to get outside. The walls were kind of thin so we, and our vocal dog, heard the neighbors next to us come and go, as well as the rooms under the apartment. I can't say I'd want to be in the rooms under the apartment because I'm sure us walking around was loud. The bar looked swanky and fun but we had our dog and they strictly state you cannot leave your dog alone in your room. The sauna was out of commission or maybe it was the hot tub, either way we had no plans to use either, although they looked luxurious outside in the elements. I grabbed coffee one morning as they were closing breakfast, and it was incredibly watery. I can only hope there was an error making that days. My husband and I had to dump it out. The breakfast spread looked incredible, and picked over, so I brought is each a tiny piece of quiche, which was super good. Really wish I had gone earlier to try the fresh baked bread with all the sweet and savory condiments for it. I'd consider staying again in one of the A frames. Oh and most importantly this place is adults only, no children!!

A very warm (good) stay. Not your typical B and B. what Really makes this place is that it is a…read moreD & B & B. D means dinner. Take the opportunity to have Lisa and Mike cook a dinner. I will be tasting the venison chops for a long time. Cooked perfectly. The room was very clean and very quiet. If u are looking for a traditional Vermont farmhouse textbook B & B, you won't find it here; but if you want something that can't be duplicated, don't pass by. Reasonably priced.

Mike & Lisa.. you guys are amazing!…read more This was our first stay at an Inn.. and prior to arriving we had stayed in NY in a horrible room. The pictures just don't do this place justice. Once you arrive.. you'll find that it's a quaint place, parking was good and the front door was very close. You'll find that there are three floors, the bottom most are the quarters for Mike & Lisa.. and also the hot tub which we have access to after skiing or boarding all day :). The rooms really made you feel like home. Decorated, well taken care of, the beds made you feel like you could sleep in them all day! 2nd floor has I believe 5 rooms.. and the dining area is on the same floor. 3rd floor has 5 more rooms and also and area with a TV and a cozy fireplace. 4th floor is the game room.. Pool table.. foosball.. plenty of board games.. even darts. In the morning they have a lovely breakfast menu.. with french toast.. and many other available options. Mike & Lisa run the show so they freshly prepare this meal for you! (dinner is available too, you must provide prior notice for them in the morning time though so they can prepare accordingly) I was hesitant to write the review because well.. It would suck if next time they were soo busy I couldn't book a room LOL. This place pretty much MADE our experience in Vermont.. they were very kind to us.. and even shared tons of stories about their travels and foods they enjoyed. You'll find several travel guides for places which they've explored.. be sure to ask them about their experiences! We'll be back.. heck we were practically planning our next trip when we first arrived lol.

My best friend and I had a reservation at the Old Stagecoach Inn and had to cancel due to official…read moresevere storm and travel hazard warningsissued across New England. Flights were canceled or delayed, and even the airline sent automatic refund offers for safety reasons. Every other small business involved in our trip, four hotels, Airbnbs, our Turo car rental, and the airlines, provided full refunds or credits. The Old Stagecoach Inn was the only one that refused to offer any flexibility, citing that severe weather is a "foreseeable" risk and that I should have purchased trip insurance. I understand small businesses rely on reservations, but the response from management felt unnecessarilyj rigid and dismissive, especially compared to the empathy shown by other small, family owned Vermont inns. Given how the situation was handled, I would not stay here or recommend it to others. P.S. We don't think extreme weather is "foreseeable" since we had been checking the weather up to a week prior.

I agree with a previous reviewer that this is the best B&B I've ever stayed in. The most…read moreoutstanding thing is the staff. The breakfast part of the B&B is phenomenal. I was a bit disappointed the first morning when I saw a continental breakfast laid out. It looked good though with fantastic granola, fruit, smoothies, and juice. But when I sat down, a full, made-to-order breakfast was also offered. The only mistake I made was in not taking a picture of the huge waffle covered with sliced strawberries and whipped cream. I think the morning manager Allie was responsible for the menu. But this isn't all. We chatted with the other managers and got suggestions about where to eat dinner and what to do. And there was more to do right at the inn. A bar is open every night if there are customers. A fellow living in the neighborhood stopped at the bar one night, and we got even more information from him. There's plenty of parking. Dozens of restaurants and shops are within a block or two, so if you are too tired to drive somewhere, such as Stowe, there are a number of good choices for dinner with a short walk. The room and the parlor/lobby make you feel it's the 19th century. A jigsaw puzzle was on the coffee table and being slowly put together by guests. Kids were playing with the many toys and games there too. And all the other guests seemed to appreciate the Old Stagecoach Inn as much as we did, giving it a community feel. The only cautions are there is no elevator in part of the inn and there was no TV in our large room. However, since we felt we were in a 19th century, Victorian house, a TV would have been out of place. They said they may add a TV, but like us, they were worried that it would look odd with all the antiques. And yes the main building dates to 1820 and a stagecoach inn, but it was later turned into a mansion and even late extra rooms were added. When we toured the Shelburne Museum, a docent at the Vermont inn building said he had helped convert the house to an inn years ago and remembered the beautiful woodwork in some of the rooms.

Exceptional dinner. We had the Caesar salad,pork schnitzel, twin filets au poivre, and skillet…read morecookie for dessert. Everything was amazing- easily the best dinner in Stowe and we have been coming here every spring for 40 years!

Perfectly located on Main Street and walking distance to many restaurants. We stayed in the Parlor…read moresuite for 3 nights. The suite is located on the first floor right next to the main entrance door. Pros: large room with propane fireplace. Kitchenette w hot plate, pans, plates, glasses and small refrigerator. Bed is very comfy. Small table w chairs for dining. Two comfy swivel chairs to relax. Very clean. 20%discount at the Butlers Pantry. Parking in back of house. Locker for skis. Cons: very loud room as they allow the patrons for the restaurant to use the main entrance so people line up outside your door early and talk very loud. They have two other restaurant entrances and the owners really should make the patrons use that entrance vs the main entrance. So plan on it being loud from 0730 AM to after 1200pm. Yelp has a 20% discount if you check in on the app for 2 nights or more. The coupon is outdated and the owners never responded to my inquiry. The coupon should be taken down as I didn't see how it could be redeemed anyway since you must pay in full 14 days prior to your stay and the hotel is self check in. Overall, a lovely stay minus the noisy room.

Unfortunately, this review is only for the amazing customer service, as I had to cancel my trip due…read moreto personal reasons that I won't go into on Yelp, but the customer service is OUTSTANDING! That is worth so much. This place was highly recommended and now I see why.

We stayed at the Brass Lantern Inn for our honeymoon In October. It was a cozy and quiet getaway,…read moreexactly what we were looking for! The owner was so kind and helpful when we needed anything. Great service and delicious food. We loved the breakfast and were always excited to come back from our day to find the afternoon snack waiting for us. The location is perfect. Just 5 minute drive from main street Stowe. We enjoyed the game room and spent most of our evenings there. We also appreciated the hot tub with the view of Mount Mansfield. The inn had a menu of assorted food and drinks to choose from, and the order process was seamless. You order these items on their website and it is delivered to you. The room itself was spacious and comfortable. We had the ability to log into our Netflix account on the tv. I also liked the burning stove in the room. Everything was perfect. We would love to plan another visit to the Brass Lantern Inn. Exceptional service, food, atmosphere, and amenities.

What a peaceful overnight in the hills of Montpelier. A quick drive to downtown for dinner but…read moreaway from it all. We arrived just in time to catch the sunset from the patio as well as some deers. We stayed in the Mountain View Queen that even though the bathroom is not inside the room itself, we still had a private bath right next door. With only one other room on that floor, we rarely ran into the other guests, until breakfast. Breakfast started with a yogurt parfait, followed by French Toast and bacon with delicious local Morse Farm syrup that I loved so much, I went to pick up some to bring home. After just one night, I already felt at home that before leaving, I checked out the other two options and fell in love with the Mountain View King for next time.

10/17/25: Wish there was an option for a zero rating. Do not stay here! We wanted to leave as soon…read moreas we pulled up to the junkyard of abandoned cars, a trailer, and boats in front of the house. The interior of the house was just as bad. The owner apologized a few hours before our arrival for some boxes that were on the outside porch due to renovations. This did not begin to prepare us for the state of the home. Stuff was all over the hallways, our room was incredibly dusty, windows were filthy, and there were ladybugs all over. The owner tried telling us they are all over VT inns at this time of year. This is simply not the case. To pay $442 for one night was highway robbery. If we could have found another place to stay on short notice, we would have. There wasn't even a key to lock our room. We left as soon as possible before breakfast.

Gorgeous we stayed in the room with private hot tub!! Loved loved loved this bed & breakfast!!read more

We arrived without a reservation on the Saturday afternoon before Easter. The owners, who were not…read moreexpecting anyone, were very gracious and willing to prepare our room and show us around their amazing B&B. Amenities include fireplaces in every room, steam bath, sauna and a jetted two-person tub inside the bedroom, a large living room room, a large seasonal porch, large deck with hot tub overlooking a large rushing creek.