Woodstock Inn And Resort

Pros: Attractive (on the inside), very well-run hotel
Cons: Recreational facilities too far away

Laurance Rockefeller bought the old Woodstock Inn in 1968 with the intention of restoring the towering, gabled clapboard inn with its very distinctive corner tower and gables. Sadly, he found that the old inn was too costly to restore (for a Rockefeller,...

Pros: excellent location, great cross country skiing, very nice rooms
Cons: too many kids running around

This past weekend my boyfriend and I went here to get out of the city and cross country ski. We chose The Woodstock Inn because I stayed there once a long time ago with my family and I remember loving the town. The web site...

Pros: The beautiful Town of Woodstock and the wonderful Woodstock Public Library
Cons: Indifferent management and new higher rates no longer competitive with other Vermont alternatives

After a renovation a couple of years ago, the Woodstock Inn raised its rates to the point that the Inn is no longer competitive with other lodging alternatives in Vermont. Management has also changed over the past couple of years, and it appears ...

Pros: beautiful village, excellent staff, resort amenities, golf course and huge health and fitness center
Cons: can't smoke inside and no pets

we stay at the inn in the winter and summer and are continuously amazed by the alert and pleasant staff. the staff are warm friendly and greet us with smiles. the village is the best in vermont with shops, galleries, the best book stores and excellent choice of restaurants. the food at the inn in consistently very, very good, even at the ski lodge of suicide six (the ski area owned by the inn) where you can eat in the lounge and watch the skiiers on the front hill.
the guest rooms and public space are always very clean. our favorite is the ten foot fireplace ion the large but cozy main lobby. the resort is owned by laurance rockefeller and is impeccibly kept. great food, great staff and an inn you'll want to return to year after year.