The Inn at Bolton Valley

We enjoyed the comfort of the room, cleanliness and comfortable beds. Our access to the ski lifts was spectacular. The the food at the café and the tavern was great! Awesome service! Such friendly people! Would love to stay here again when we come back!

First time at Bolton and I am very impressed. Nice cozy inn at the lifts. Place is well cared for and you can tell that whoever is running this place has things under control. There was a major water main break which is obviously a disaster but the inn was extremely responsible and communicative. Free bottled water, great signage and a letter under the door at 2am. Everyone took it in stride and we had a great day of skiing. This place has such a positive vibe. Rooms are nice, big screen tv, nice ski paintings, soft sheets, comfortable bed, hot shower.

Our room was nice and cozy and smelled nice. The shower and sink worked well. Everyone was so nice and gracious. The view was breathtaking.

Nice

The indoor pool was not available. The outdoor pool was not heated. The activity center closed too early on a Saturday at 5pm for those of us seeking family entertainment beyond dinner hours. Aside from that, the rooms were very nice and well kept. A/C worked great and so did the heating. The staff were very pleasant. On the whole, a satisfying stay at the Inn at Bolton Valley and to boot, a beautiful Vermont worthy wood and mountain view.

The resort was winding down it's season and getting ready to prepare for the ski season so not all amenities were open or available. That was not a problem for us. Staff was very helpful and friendly.

Liked... Room, comfort, clean, amenities for ski resort. Dislike... Hard pillows, distance to Stowe, parking lot is a hike.

Nice room with private balcony was nice, bar soap they provided smelled very nice. Kind of a lot of walking inside the hotel to get to the room. Pool/sauna closed at 6pm so kind of limited hours there in my opinion. Parking closest to the lodge filled up at night so had to park a bit farther. It's up on a mountain so kind of a windy and steep drive up.

Nice cozy and spacious rooms. The lounge has decent amenities and good hangout activities for young and old.

Relaxing, quiet, tucked away.

Sweet slightly retro with hidden gem aspects!

The property overall is very dated. The room was spacious and clean. But overall the property was 1980s. There was no lighting from the parking lot to hotel (200 yards) dangerous walk. The side door into building was left unlocked at night (there was no lock). Isolated location 4 miles to on access road to and from facility. This property has one purpose very convenient for skiers, not those going during off season.

The Hotel was clean and the staff was friendly. The property was showing its age and could use some updating

my husband and I stopped here for one night on our way to montreal,we wanted a little bit of wilderness before our city stop, It was perfect, especially the walk up the mountain for the view

The front desk was very friendly and accommodating!! We especially liked the community room on the fifth floor. The road up the mountain to the property is very curvy and a bit steep in some parts. Would certainly recommend this place to others!!

Staff and food at the tavern were excellent. Rooms were slightly dated, but the bed was very comfortable. Sound travels well through the walls, doors, and ceilings, so I imagine it would be rough in peak season. Road leading there were rough mountain roads as expected.

We will look forward to staying again. The parking lot was a little rough

Staff incredibly helpful and friendly. Very reasonable prices, room gratuity included, good food in the bar/restaurant.

Overall, our experience was excellent. If you stay there, split the steak dish between two people. One of the best steaks I have ever had (we did this twice, on Mon. and Thur.) 10oz steak is just right for the two of us. Room was clean and well appointed but a touch small. The staff was excellent and went out of their way to make our stay pleasant. Negatives were not the fault of the resort but here they are: 1. It's pretty far out. Took about 40 minutes to get to Burlington. 2. The weather is NOT the resorts fault. We got there during a downpour that lasted 3 days until we were leaving. 3. Being at a ski lodge in the summer (during rainy weather) is a bit like being at the Overlook Hotel in the winter. (Go ahead. Look it up!) This said, we still had a nice time and would come again if we go to north Vermont. (P.S. The sunrise on our last day was beautiful.)

The hotel was super cute secluded in the mountains. Quiet and had a store and restaurants on property for convenience. Restaurant food was delicious and the front clerk was always happy and friendly! My only gripe are the beds were super firm so I had to stretch out my back before starting my day.