The Chalet Motel, A Travelodge by Wyndham

For a cheap overnight stay, it's fine. Rooms could be a little cleaner and not have empty tissue holders and have more than one of the three bulbs in the bathroom work. Be warned there are no outlets near the bed. Grounds are well kept, pool seems really clean, and they are Pet Friendly.

Extremely overpriced room, even given they foliage season. About twice what I would expect to pay for a simple motel room. And it wasn’t even a great room. Didn’t feel clean, the tiled bathroom and shower are original and in desperate need of an upgrade. Missing tiles, etc… The bedside lamps are all loose and wobbly. They were also unplugged because previous occupant wanted to charge their phone - there are only, I think, two outlets in the room. both lamps plug into a power strip that dangles behind the bed because it’s too short. I asked the guy at the desk about it before plugging the lights back in and turning the power strip on and he said not to worry, everything works fine, previous renter unplugged it, etc. No apparent concern for things being out of order - or for the safety risk

This was a decent roadside stop for the price on a long journey . A quick in and out . The Room looked updated although there were a few stains on the rug. The check in was easy and they even called the day before I arrived to confirm my arrival. Staff was friendly. Its not glamorous. Its what you went from a budget hotel when you need an affordable place to stay off the highway

Worst of our 8 hotel stays and the most expensive. The room had such a strong cleaner smell that it hurt our eyes. The room was clean but not in the best of shape with rips in the carpet and water spots or cracks in the ceiling. We had no access to ice that we know of, and got no help from the staff where we should eat in town.

Clean room, fridge and coffee maker, clean bathroom, a shower that works well, air conditioning that seems underpowered. I got a room on a week’s notice and ended up switching nights, which was easy to do. But I wish I’d searched again for other places with availability. The place was almost empty and I think it’s because it’s overpriced and a little out of the way. I paid $144 per night and saw before arriving that the price had dropped to $114 per night and the property was not able to adjust what I had already paid. If you can get it for $100 per night you will get what you paid for. If you paid over $140 like I did then you will wonder why you ended up there instead of someplace that is actually worth that higher rate. I stayed elsewhere in Vermont for $150 per night. It was leaps and