Cortina Inn

We booked a last-minute trip and this was the only hotel available for less than $700/night, which is the only reason we stayed here. Unfortunately, it's clear this property has fallen into serious disrepair. It's evident this building was previously used as a homeless shelter, and the transition back to a functioning hotel has been incomplete at best. This property desperately needs significant investment and care. The condition of the hotel is poor throughout. The carpets appear not to have been cleaned in decades, and a strong, pervasive mildew smell permeates the entire property. In the middle of a Vermont winter, our room had only a thin fleece blanket on the bed, which was completely inadequate for the season. The rooms felt dingy and worn, making for an uncomfortable stay. All ame

What matters: Mattresses bed frames and sheets seem to be brand new and clean (no bugs = always a win) Bathrooms: the corners are a bit dirty but tub and sink and toilet were clean and they offer bath and body works toiletries Tv worked great, there was a mini fridge and microwave This room still had carpet - but if you’re ever walking on a hotel floor barefooted that’s a you thing. We had our slippers/socks The hotel itself: It’s outdated and needs a makeover but clearly they are starting with the rooms. The hallways can use a lot of help but who cares, hopefully next on their list of fixes. We didn’t walk around the place much but it was probably a really cool place in its prime days No amenities which they stated upfront but you’re in downtown rutland close to whatever you may need

we travel up to Vermont from Pa. pretty much every weekend and have stayed in various hotels and locations. This is the worst hotel we have stayed in in years. no breakfast, no vending machines worked, TV only had maybe 10 channels, pool was open but we dared not go in. Bathroom was sketchy at best. if you're looking for a place to stay, keep looking !!!

Rising from the derelict remains of a Holiday inn located in the perfect place between Newark, New Jersey and Stowe Vermont lies the Cortina inn. The location is perfect for vacation stop but the hotel itself it is less than ideal. The pictures in the review make you think you're getting this newly redone cozy bedroom. When in actuality you're getting a new Amazon metal bed frame, a fleece blanket where there is no down comforter to be found and the original 1990s furniture where the mini fridge does not fit in its own spot. Upon first arrival at the location, the initial room key given did not open the door to my room and the original carpeting has never seen a cleaning. Smelling both of mildew and every Pall Mall that had ever been smoked in there. In addition to each room sign, having a

DO NOT STAY HERE!!!. Where do I even start. The locals say they shelter the homeless. It smells like mold. No pool, all the ice machines and vending machines are broke, no breakfast, no hair dryer, pillows are flat, beds are hard, and the blanket is a throw blanket.