Green Mountain Inn

Centrally located with easy access to amenities. Guests appreciate the friendly staff and well-equipped rooms. However, some may find the surrounding noise distracting.

I’m currently staying at the Green Mountain Inn in Stowe. It’s in a cute location in town and has parking, restaurants and a nice pool. My particular room has a balcony overlooking the pool which is nice as well. And when I checked in the young man working was very detailed in helping me plan my afternoon. But I am only giving this hotel 3/5 because my room is a bit outdated and the room is quite musty and the air conditioner doesn’t seem that cold, so it’s made my room a bit uncomfortable. Also the door is hard to open and close and some random person walked in my room when I was in the bathroom. The dinner restaurant could have been wonderful, but the hostess was kind of rude when I asked to sit outside. She came up with like three different excuses for why she couldn’t seat me outside and then when we went out there every table except three were empty. She claimed they were all reserved (I ate at 5 pm and was out of there by 6 pm), but when I came back to my room (and my balcony stared at the restaurant’s outdoor seating), there were empty tables all night - so not sure what her deal was - but it wasn’t a positive experience given how light tourism is in Stowe at the moment. Hope others have a better experience! I was going to add onto my stay an extra night, but now, I am ready to leave.

We came for dinner on our last night. It looks like a charming, old time inn. Two of us had the fish and chips and my husband had the prime rib. In spite of the small wait even with reservations, since they were controlling the number of customers as to not back up the kitchen, our meals came in a timely fashion and nice and hot. Our waitress was personable and efficient.