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This was a wonderful one night stay as part of our leaf peeping trip to Vermont from the UK. One thing to be aware of is that GPS/satnav is really bad in this area. Make sure you take printed written instructions of how to find them. The cabin is absolutely lovely. It’s really well equipped, especially the kitchen which has good quality knives, saucepans, frying pans, etc important if you’re going to be doing your own cooking. Lovely little touches of leaving a couple of home-made scones and...

Everything was perfect

Perfect for an overnight stay. Our room was simply decorated but very clean and comfortable with everything you would need. Just a few minutes drive from Woodstock and very good value. I've never stayed in a motel before but really enjoyed it and would definitely recommend it to anyone wanting to visit Woodstock.

Beautifully maintained. No one to meet us on arrival and the restaurant was closed that day (very disappointing), but found key in envelope and called through to house to be told of nearest restaurant. Breakfast was great and hosts were very friendly in the morning

Great views and quiet location. Comfortable communal areas, great walks around the surrounding forests and a wonderful spot to relax next to the lake. A short drive to Killington and all its attractions. Loved the cookies.

Lovely hotel

Very friendly staff, great facilities and quality food

The hotel was fantastic, really comfortable and recently refurbished, we had plenty of space for a family of four. We ate dinner at the sister hotel opposite- the Honestyle Hostel which was amazing, really homely, and honestly some of the best food we have had in the US!- I really recommend both of these places!

Breakfast was fantastic, such a lovely and peaceful place to stay for a few nights

Lovely comfortable room and friendly welcoming hosts

New property, everything works. The rooms have kitchens including hobs but no pots, pans, plates or cutlery so it seems a waste. Best if you have a car as nothing is walkable. We were on bicycles.

Great location. Easy parking. Room was cosy and immaculate. Bed was comfy and shower was hot. Breakfast was tasty.

Although a skiing village, it was a great place to stay during the summer with some fresh air and nice local restaurants.

The Enfield Shaker Museum is a very unusual hotel but quite a good experience nonetheless. The rooms are large, clean and comfortable (possibly quite hot in summer as there didn't appear to be any a/c), but there are no staff on hand and none of the 'normal' hotel experiences and extras. They do self-serve tea and coffee in the morning and that's about it. After 5pm the place is yours (with the other guests). For a Dartmouth parent hunting accommodation on a busy weekend it is a very good value...