Hotels in de buurt van Green Mountain National Golf Course (Killington)

'So close to all the Killington lodges, easy to get anywhere in just a few minutes. Staff couldn’t have been nicer. Such a laid-back vibe and a terrific breakfast. Would love to stay there again!'

'Leuk hotel met karakteristieke uitstraling. Vriendelijke hotel staf die veel informatie over de omgeving geeft. Bezoek ook zeker de giftshop.'

'Friendly staff'

'Great place for our ski trip'

'Yes, super convenient and amazing staff '

'Ski vacation. Clean and very accommodating for ski equipment. Older building that has been well cared for with rooms that are simply decorated and updated. Fridge, micro and counter eating area perfect for making simple breakfast and eating leftovers. Easy walking access to restaurants even in sloppy winter conditions. '

'Good central spot to visit the Green Mountains (or even better, to go skiing in winter). Compared to European or other skiing resorts Killington lacks a (charming) village/town center. '

'Vriendelijk personeel, schone kamer, heerlijk ruim. Uitzicht op de vijver aan de voorzijde van het complex.'

'Considering this was a lodge atmosphere with shared amenities, the space was clean, in good operating condition, and provided a friendly atmosphere. The staff worked extremely hard to accommodate the patrons!'

'Comfortabel. netjes en schoon. Ruim opgezet.'

'Yes'

'Great management, super clean, beautiful pool, free onsite parking. Free breakfast.'

'The only good thing was that the bed was clean, but it had 2 tiny pillows and when I asked for a couple more the desk person sighs and say, I only got 2. Junkies in the parking lot. About 6 broken down cars and 10 old broken bicycles parked on the front side of the building that look like had been there all winter. It used to house the druggies and homeless. I felt unsafe parking there. The restaurant was closed, pool closed, zero amenities, the hallways smell of smoke and mold with torn...

'Broken lamp, stained curtains, very hard mattresses, and breakfast was awful.'