Motel di Vermont

"Staff was very helpful and very knowledgeable very nice people very clean."

"This property is nice. "

"Good"

"The whole experience was just what we needed. A quiet off the road so we could rest up for another day of driving. The breakfast was convent. You preorder bagel or burrito and fruit, and drink. Then they give you a muffin. He repacks them per individual and you pick them up in the morning to have them in your room. 😊"

"A nice place to spend the night. "

"My family of 4 (2 adults, 2 kids) had a great, long-weekend stay m one of the cabins. It was cute, well maintained, and comfortable. Only complaint would be the limited hot water for a shower, as the cabins seem to use a shared hot water tank. Pro tip: shower early in the morning or late at night when nobody else is 😉"

"Nice big sinks in the room. Expedia listed check-in time starting at 2pm so that's when we arrived. The reception desk informed us check-in is 3pm, not 2pm. They graciously checked us in anyway instead of asking us to go somewhere and wait."

"Good place "

"What a nice, vintage place - yet very clean and not shabby at all! I enjoyed sitting on the porch. A breakfast place is nearby. I thought being so old, there would be thin walls, but it was so quiet! The bed was comfy and the shower was so great, I took a picture of the shower head to get for home. I would definitely stay here again if in this part of Vermont. "

"Lovely boutique property. Check out yard art around property as well."

"Very accommodating to late night check in, daily room service, no hassle parking, low key style of operation...my family and I enjoyed our stay while we dod the Orvis school- met our needs perfectly!!!!"

"This is a small, old-fashioned motel. The room was smaller than most modern hotels but still had plenty of room for me and my dog. I loved the simple, honest appearance. The owners made it easy to check in and get into my room without waiting at a lobby counter. There's a candy store in the middle of the motel, and I had treats on my bedside table when I came in."