Rutland Hotels

Clean Comfortable Continental Breakfast Close to slopes Friendly Staff TV, mini fridge and microwave in room We only stayed one night, we chose this after looking at reviews because it was the cheapest hotel that seemed decent.

Booked a room for my boyfriend and I, the room had 2 full beds instead of a queen. We decided to share one bed and it wasn't an issue.

The hotel looked nice & the staff was pleasant.

We arrived on a Friday & booked for 2 nights. We were there to attend a nearby wedding. About 10:00 PM bus loads of teenagers arrived. There was no supervision & they were totally out of control. They were above us & next to us. The extreme noise & throwing things went on all night long. We couldn't sleep at all. The front desk was called several times for security But no one arrived. We checked out & received a refund thanks to the help of Kayak. We were able to get another room where the wedding was being held & all is good.

older place going through some updates Staff was very helpful close to end of RT4 Breakfast was included and not bad

The room was very over-priced; small; toilet leaked at floor seal; blanket was too small for the bed.

Hotel was clean and appropriately apportioned. Staff was awesome, friendly and accommodating. Housekeeping staff helped me get into my room (when they confirmed it was my room) when my hands were full... All around great service.

Nothing was bad. They rocked.

Comfortable beds and pillows! Rooms are dark and quiet at night. Friendly staff, helpful concierge!

this was the second time I've stayed at this hotel. It's ok for a quick stop and we picked it mainly because we could bring our two medium to large dogs in the room. The two good things: the beds were very comfortable and the breakfast was good. It was essentially clean, but old, especially the bathroom. We did find as we were checking out that there was the last person's nasal spray left under the bed so I question how well the floor was getting cleaned. but the linens were clean and the room smelled fine.What is also good if you have dogs is that each room has a door that opens (only from the inside) out onto the parking area, so we didn't have to bring the dogs through the hallway to take them out.

The indoor pool had a plastic cover over it. The desk clerk said it was a solar cover, but made no offer to have it removed if we really wanted to swim. No problem, we lost all interest. We were placed in a second floor room in a separate building that had vacent stores under it, no staff presence, and there was an odor in the stairway I could not identify. There was no elevator and a set of steep stairs we had to lug our baggage up to get to the room. No apparent outside stairway in the event of a fire. The outer door was never locked, although it appeared to have key card locks. The frosting? Found a live black beetle walking around between the sheets of one of the two made-up beds! Hotel is in a seedy area of Rutland, Vermont, and it does fit the neighborhood.

Great pool, good value for the money, clean beds.

Heigh Celing.

Bed was uneven. Very uncomfortable.

Amazing staff went the extra mile to make sure I was satisfied.

Quite, Clean, Traditional Vermont Inn Experience. Service down home warm and friendly. Food is outstanding! Ben's Room is enormous with a king bed, TV, fireplace, and hottub.

Bathroom was pubpar...and also don't expect traditional bath amenities (soap, etc are in a wall dispenser - very eco).

The owners were nice.

Hotel looks better on Internet than in-person. I think it was overpriced for room and for season. Deceiving portrayal of hotel. Looks somwhat rundown inside and outside.

Didn't have my reservation for the correct night. I had booked thru Priceline for Friday night, and when we arrived the hotel owner Mike said he had me down for Saturday. After driving all day, we were just lucky they had a room. Thought too expensive for what was offered.

Close to skiing at Killington.

Pretty basic and tired decor. Continental breakfast was about as basic as could be imagined.

It was pretty cheap for the location near skiing, so pretty much worth the money. But it is very basic. 'Budget Host' indeed.

It was close to the mountian

Advertisement said there was a spa but spa area was in out of order

I like the hotel because 1) The owner is extremely nice and helpful. He helps us with trip planning, daily transportation, and even tiny requests like going to the pharmacy and dry my ski boots. He is extremely friendly and always thinks in customer shoes

The public area of the motel is very well decorated and warm. You can play lots of games here. The location is great too. You can take the bus right in front of the motel and it will take you to killington.

Room warmed up very nicely with the fire place. Cozy and potentially very romantic.

Showers. Water pressure was weak.

The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. Many hiking trails nearby. Breakfast was good as well.

Our room was right above the kitchen, so we heard banging and thumps coming from below us at night and in the the morning. No TV in the room. There seemed to be no staff members available. Only signs to call a certain phone number or to see the bartender

The roof of the dining room and kitchen were directly outside our room's windows. No Inn at Long Trail staff member warned us about men working on the roof. One afternoon, we returned to the room to shower after hiking. After showering and leaving the bathroom, I was surprised to spot a man on the right side of the bathroom window. I happened to be wrapped in a towel at the time I noticed the man, but I'm not sure was he saw before and during my shower. The bathroom window had no blinds or curtain either.