Central Vermont Pet-friendly Vacations

Enjoyed staying at the Woodstock Inn. Great location, anything you want to see in the town of Woodstock, plus a number of great hiking trails, are walking distance. The in hotel restaurants, Red Rooster and Richardson's Tavern, are outstanding. No charge valet or easy self-parking available. The lobby is a great place to hang out, it has a great oversized fireplace and afternoons between 400 - 500 coffee and tea are available in the lobby for guests. By the entrance to the Red Rooster, there is also a basket of locally grown apples available anytime. There is a game room off the lobby, which is also a great place to go. The guest room was really comfortable, especially the mattress. So why a four star rating and not five? The in room thermostats are restricted so that a guest cannot set the fan to continuous run. This is to be expected at a lower end Marriott, but not a hotel at this price point. If you like white noise while sleeping, or don't like the HVAC cycling off and on, this is a problem. I did ask the front desk and got a response about environmental responsibility and energy conservation. For $1,300 a night plus a resort fee, a guest should be able to run the HVAC whenever they want. The lobby furniture cushions are worn and the cushions sink at a level I would compare them to college dormitory furniture. A lot of day trippers who aren't hotel guests come into the lobby, which greatly contributes to the wear. Still a great place to stay.

Enjoyed staying at the Woodstock Inn. Great location, anything you want to see in the town of Woodstock, plus a number of great hiking trails, are walking distance. The in hotel restaurants, Red Rooster and Richardson's Tavern, are outstanding. No charge valet or easy self-parking available. The lobby is a great place to hang out, it has a great oversized fireplace and afternoons between 400 - 500 coffee and tea are available in the lobby for guests. By the entrance to the Red Rooster, there is also a basket of locally grown apples available anytime. There is a game room off the lobby, which is also a great place to go. The guest room was really comfortable, especially the mattress. So why a four star rating and not five? The in room thermostats are restricted so that a guest cannot set the fan to continuous run. This is to be expected at a lower end Marriott, but not a hotel at this price point. If you like white noise while sleeping, or don't like the HVAC cycling off and on, this is a problem. I did ask the front desk and got a response about environmental responsibility and energy conservation. For $1,300 a night plus a resort fee, a guest should be able to run the HVAC whenever they want. The lobby furniture cushions are worn and the cushions sink at a level I would compare them to college dormitory furniture. A lot of day trippers who aren't hotel guests come into the lobby, which greatly contributes to the wear. Still a great place to stay.

Clean room , but dated. The staff was awesome.

I stayed for 4 nights, and the breakfast was the same every single day. That’s the only thing I didn’t like about this hotel.

The facility really needs updating. It's worn and old. We couldn't get any cool air to come through the a/c and heat unit, so we had to open the window. The rug looked dirty, the hall rug looked dirty and worn. The bathroom really needs updating. There was one lonely sink, with very little counter space, in a double room with no way to shut it behind a door. The tub and toilet were in a room we could shut the door to, but not the sink. The lighting at the sink was terrible. The shower was rough--you had to move around a bit to find a spray that would cover what you were rinsing. The pillows seemed old, which kind of grossed me out. Most of the staff were friendly. The breakfast was typical for the mid-range cost hotels--watery fake scrambled eggs, etc., but not terrible. I really expected more from Comfort Inn/Choice Hotels.