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«My friends and I had a great time at The Greenbrier Inn while we were on a weekend trip skiing. I was able to book my room quickly and they had availability even the week before at exceptional pricing. Steve was very accommodating even when we got to the inn late Friday night. We called prior our arrival to make sure we could get our keys as the front desk does have its hours and were told specific instructions to obtain our keys. The property is lovely and close to everything needed for a ...

«We had a great stay at Après Inn Killington. It exceeded our expectations. Friendly and helpful host, clean and modern room and great location. Would highly reccomend this place.»

«Plenty of space, storage, and nice kitchen. Room and bathroom was clean, bed was comfortable, and the heated pool with a view of the mountain was a huge plus after a long day of skiing»

«Wonderful hotel, clean, convenient location. Loved the outside heated pool!»

«Clean room | Hot tub | Pet-friendly »

«Check in was super easy, room was absolutely spotless and decorated very nicely. Beds are extremely comfortable, and amenities provided gave everything you would need. Located perfectly between Killington and Woodstock. Lots of bars and restaurants in the area. Probably one of the cleanest motels I’ve ever stayed in, would definitely recommend. »

«Location is run down and rooms appear dirty and old.»

«Pet-friendly with specific room. Need to confirm in advance.»

«We stayed here on a trip to a show at the Paramount Theater. Theater was about 2 miles away. Hotel is easy to get to on the main route. Close to downtown. Fast food options close to the hotel. Rooms were nice. Both clean and spacious.»

«Everything was amazing if you’re going to Killington I definitely recommend hot tub was amazing super big and great view of the mountain and you could see the groomers coming down»

«All good!»

«This property is very dated, and it shows it, through flow around the three buildings to get to the amenities, parking areas, fixtures, appliances, dilapidated exteriors, bathroom, and common spaces. These buildings are 45 years old and they wear it. The room was a fine space to spend a weekend, but a cheap, clunky, ugly portable 'closet' installed between the bedroom and living room in place of a wall interrupted the flow of the unit in a jarring manner. Extra blankets in said closet smelled ...

«Hotel is too dark to my liking. »