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Vermont Hotel Travel Guide

Vermont is called the Green Mountain State for good reason. The French explorer who discovered Vermont was awestruck by its lush green mountains, and you will be, too.

Exploring Vermont

Vermont's a lovely escape in any season. For planning purposes, the state can be divided into northern, central, and southern regions.

One of Vermont's top must-visit cities is sporty Stowe in Northern Vermont. Skiers, golfers, hikers, and sightseers will delight in Mount Mansfield, Smuggler's Notch State Park, and Stowe Mountain ski resort. Also in Northern Vermont is Burlington, the state's largest city and home to the University of Vermont. Burlington hotels are plentiful. Located on the banks of Lake Champlain, it's a quintessential New England waterfront city that's just 45 miles from Canada. Rent a car and pack your passport! (Any of the major hotels in Vermont can provide advice about entering Canada.)

In Central Vermont, explore capital city Montpelier. Don't miss the grand State House and Vermont Historical Society Museum. Also visit Killington to hike the Appalachian and Thundering Falls trails and ski at Killington Resort.

Southern Vermont is home to Brattleboro, Vermont's fourth largest town and one of the country's best small arts towns. Enjoy find galleries, artsy theaters, live music venues, outstanding coffeehouses, and the Brattleboro Farmers' Market, one of the region's best. Also in the south, the old iron-mine town of Manchester is a photographer's dream with its iconic white-steeple church standing in stark contrast to the bucolic background. Don't miss Hildene; the former home of Robert Todd Lincoln (President Lincoln's only son who lived to adulthood) features lush gardens, a goat farm, cheese-making operations, and winter cross-country ski paths.

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For a one-night weekday stay the price was right! There were no freebies in the bathroom except for bar soap, the water was hot, and the pressure was high! The mini-fridge was a bit loud which kept me awake, and I would have unplugged it if I hadn't had food inside. The window had plastic blinds, and a light ineffective curtain along the border. I like a dark room, so I would request a room with a full curtain next time. Other reviews mentioned a musty smell which I did not experience at all. The breakfast included was a serve-yourself at the bar coffee, homemade muffins, bread and english muffins for toast, and coffee...then take a seat at a table and the waiter comes around to take the order for a hot breakfast, which came out quickly - eggs and style, bacon or sausage, french toast, and pancakes (choc chip/blueberry/plain). I'm coming back in March on a weekend, but feel the weekend rates are too high to justify staying here for just a great location and a hot breakfast since there are many breakfast places on the access road.

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Baymont by Wyndham Essex Burlington Area

5.0 Travelocity Verified Review

Everyone was friendly and helpful. It is a well-managed property.

6 days ago by A verified traveller

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Middlebury Inn

Room is spacious. Beds are comfortable. Bathroom is stylishly designed and efficiently organized. The fold out couch was an unexpected bonus. Hotel is conveniently located.

1 week ago by A verified traveller from Darien, CT

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