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We arrived at the Best Western in Waterbury Oct '19 to find no restaurant, no bar. The staff told us when we booked in that there WAS a restaurant but no bar, but it then we discovered that the restaurant was for breakfast only and they omitted to tell us this. Maybe I'm being picky here but a restaurant that only serves breakfast is not a restaurant. Having said all this, the room was large, nice ensuite bathroom and very clean and presentable. We booked here mainly to visit Stowe, however, we found that Waterbury has several very good restaurants and bars too.

Arrived back at the hotel about 2:30 after a morning and early afternoon outing down to the lake and found the room still hadn't been cleaned. I called 'Customer Services' on the phone and there was no answer so I went to the front desk and asked when they expected the room to be cleaned. I was told they would send someone right up (and tried to explain the they were full that night as a reason they hadn't gotten to the room yet, but I didn't find that to be an acceptable excuse). A bit over an hour later someone finally came, though when the left I found they had not replenished the coffee service but another trip to the front desk got me the cups, coffee, cream, sugar and storing sticks that were missing. Beyond that, the staff was exceptionally helpful and knowledgeable so I'm eating them good. I expect the cleaning problems were an anomaly. The location is very convenient to the lake and has easy access to the free shuttle between the University and lake.

When I booked my room at Quality Inn Shelburne - Burlington, i was expecting a mediocre room with not much in the way of comfort or amenities, but because i didn't expect to spend much time in the room, I didn't care. I was very surprised when we walked into the room to see two very comfortable beds, very clean and crisp linens, an abundance of towels and a small refrigerator. When I checked in, the young woman at the desk was very friendly and cordial, amazing as she was on her second job for the day (I found out later that she works two jobs and attends college). Everyone we dealt with at the Inn was helpful and friendly. The breakfast was not the usual donuts and coffee, but included eggs, sausages, waffles and an assortment of juices and other beverages. The Inn was on a main route and easy to access the interstate, allowing me to reach my business destination within 15 minutes. I would definitely recommend the Inn to any of my friends who will attend my festival in future.

Stayed here two nights around Memorial Day. Arrived an hour before 4:00 check-in (which ought to be earlier), but the clerk offered us another room so we wouldn't have to wait, which we appreciated. Room was nothing fancy, smaller than expected, by no means pristine, but it was OK. Location was a stone's throw from the highway & an easy drive to Burlington. It's just a minute from downtown Winooski, which we explored & really enjoyed, had a great meal at Tiny Thai restaurant there. The hotel's pool & exercise room looked decent, but we didn't use them. Lobby was nice, w/free coffee/tea/hot choc all day, free cookies each night. We were very pleased w/the free breakfast. Waffles were awesome, good scrambled eggs & bacon, biscuits w/sausage on second day, well-stocked w/yogurt, cereal, oatmeal, pastries, hard-boiled eggs, milk, juice, hot drinks. Courteous attendants. We had a question about parking in Burlington, the clerk wasn't sure but got us an answer right away while we ate. :)

Friendly staff, very clean, comfortable beds/rooms, well-maintained, nicely-appointed. Facilities are not the most modern, but nice & cozy, spacious and tastefully done in an older, traditional style. Comfortable lobby/sitting area & fireplace. Pool is a little small, but warm and well-maintained. Extra classy touches include double sheeting, quality pillows, pillow-top beds, and down/fluffy comforters. Great restaurants and cute stores very close by. Shuttle to Okemo is very convenient. Didn't get to go inside the "castle" or use the spa, but they look beautiful from the outside. I am definitely planning to come back, both for hiking and skiing. Thank you Staff at The Pointe for a wonderful stay - I look forward to a long, happy relationship for years to come! IMPORTANT NOTE: Hotel is located in PROCTORSVILLE not LUDLOW, as shown on my Agoda reservation confirmation form. Also, T-Mobile gets no signal in this area. Only negative - no safe in the room.

Overall, this property was a nice place to stay while in Vermont. The staff were extraordinary and they made the visit all the better. The only con would be the location. We were thinking it would be more of views but instead our room looked out into the parking lot and highway. Not super easy to get to places, but not a far drive at all. Overall, if you want a quiet place to unwind and enjoy the atmosphere, this is a great place to go. Excellent staff and the property was pleasant and comfortable.

My daughter and I stayed at this hotel because it was conveniently located close to the airport and she had an early flight to catch in the morning. The young lady working at the front desk was very nice and informed us about the 24 hour shuttle service they provide to the airport. She scheduled a 4:15 pick up which I was very thankful for as I didn't need to get up to drive her to the airport. Although the furniture in our room was dated, it was very clean and the beds were comfortable. The icing on the cake was the pleasant surprise my daughter encountered when she went to the lobby at 4:15 in the morning. The gentleman responsible for putting out the continental breakfast had set items out specifically for her hours before breakfast started. Unbelievably kind! I would highly recommend this hotel based on our experience.

This is a nice older hotel. Definitely last remodeled in the 80s so the decor is a bit dated. The room we were in was very spacious, but also almost everything about it could have used updating. I ended up needing to turn off the heat unit in the room because it was so loud and would kick on and off and wake us up. Having the heat off (it wasn't a very cold night) made us realize how very thin all the blankets were. Just a very thin old fleece on the bed (don't look at it too closely...) and then a very thin bedspread, plus sheet. New bedding would be a great investment - the extra blanket that was brought when requested seemed like an older bedspread model and it was much heavier and thicker. Beyond the room, staff were great, breakfast was really nice and the room it was served in was spacious enough to accommodate guests (unlike many places where the room is tiny). Pool was old but a nice big space with room to sit as well as play. Overall, good!

The staff were amazing...so caring and attentive. They even called the room about 10 minutes after I checked in to make sure everything was satisfactory. There is a little convenience store/gas station near by where you can purchase all sorts of refreshments. There is also an Applebee's in the same parking lot that does offer delivery to the hotel. Everyone was so incredibly friendly. The hotel was completely full, yet quiet. I didn't hear any of the other guests. There was a very nice continental breakfast in the morning that had a great selection. I will definitely be staying at this hotel again.

Visited for 4 days to mountain bike at Kingdom Trails. Nice large room with king bed. Well kept grounds. Entire property is smoke-free, big plus. Daily fresh baked variety of cookies put out around 5 pm, coffee always available. Suggested improvements would be room safes; at breakfast have bins which separate recyclables such as paper plates/napkins, coffee cups, compostables such as food and non-recyclable trash. Wish there were real utensils or at least biodegradable ones rather than one-use plastics after all Vermont is a beautiful state, keep in clean!

Quaint room in the "Chalet" (Really? Has the person who named this been to the Alps? I have, and this ain't no "Chalet" - Suitable Cottage, maybe, but not "Chalet") had a brass "No Smoking" plaque on door. Good. Except for that fact that it reeked of Marijuana. Took us all night with windows cracked, to get rid of the THC reek. Then (not the hotel's issue, but the whole Hippie State of Vermont's) we had to ski through a reek-cloud at the top of Stratton almost every time we summited. Vermont: the Stoner State of the NE. That's why they though it a good idea to make Bernie Sanders their Gov. And what's with these Podunk motels calling a disappointing bunch of carbos "Continental Breakfast". A "Continental Breakfast" originates in France and includes, fresh butter baked Croissant, fresh squeezed jus d'orange, fresh fruit, yoghurt and coffee. Cheap cereal & bag-bread is what you get in the USA. Ski Gore in North Creek, NY, and Whiteface, in Lake Placid, instead of VT.

This is the second time we stayed here because it’s cheap and we just need a 1 night stay visiting my daughter at college. Last time it was August and 95 degrees. The pool was hotter than a hot tub. Not useable to be refreshed. This time it was 30 degrees and the “heated” pool was cold. The air in the pool area was COLD. not usable. Nobody was in it. The Room is clean. The particular bed I had was the most comfortable one I’ve ever had at a hotel. Breakfast is ok nothing fancy but it works. BUT if you are choosing for the indoor pool forget it ( their in room Info says they also have an outdoor pool which they no longer do. When we were here in the summer we asked for it and was told they don’t have it. I complained to their corporate office and 3 months later it hasn’t been corrected. All they have to do is white that part out.