Motéis em Vermont

"O checkin é feito na loja de conveniência do posto de gasolina Irwing. Importante se atentar, pois o checkin só é permitido até às 20hrs. O hotel é super limpo, a cama muito boa, o banheiro extremamente limpo e o chuveiro tem uma ducha quente e forte. O local é bastante silencioso. O quarto tem uma mesa com duas cadeiras e um frigobar. A TV é smart tv, sendo possível assistir a filmes e séries. Foi uma estadia perfeita para 3 dias. Super recomendo e espero voltar. "

"This property was fine for me, but it is definitely basic. The room was clean, but everything had an old, musty, basement-like smell. The towels and sheets looked laundered, but they had the same smell. The room exits to the outside, so it's pretty noisy. People sit outside to smoke, so you may have to deal with that. There are no amenities other than in-room coffee. Overall, it was fine. I would stay there again; just don't expect anything other than a place to sleep."

"Hotel com boas instalações. Quarto excelente. Café continental, básico."

"This place was far nicer than it had any business being for a rambler motel and far nicer than you would think given the pictures. It is a very old motel but has been extensively and well remodeled (or is in the process of-workmen were there working on another room) and the room I was in was much nicer than most hotels I have stayed in. The staff (I think also the owners in this case) was very friendly and helpful and the breakfast was good."

"The remote check in worked well. The room was clean and beautiful. The snack room and fire pit was unexpected and so fun! Lovely view."

"Room was unacceptable and we did not stay there. Manager said he would credit us for the room. Not sure yet if that will happen. Floor was dirty, bedding was very thin, exterior outside room was under renovation or else general disrepair. This would not pass any sort of inspection by a licensee."

"Not the safest place. The clerk wrote my room # in black marker directly on my keycard. After staying two nights, it dawned on me, a solo female traveler, that writing room #s on keycards is NOT standard practice in the hotel industry for a good reason. If I had dropped one and a stranger with bad intentions found it, then they would have had access to my room. At checkout, I politely told the clerks that for safety, they shouldn’t write room #s on keys. They looked puzzled. I had to explain...

"Really cute place. Clean. Comfortable bed. You get a free pass to the drive in next door too, which is fun. We were too tired to utilize this perk, but thought it was a nice touch."