The Woodstock Inn & Resort

Woodstock Nordic Center is the most expensive cross-country skiing experience I’ve ever paid for. In 2026, it cost me $165 for one adult and one child from 12–4pm, including rentals and day passes. Their “half-day” rate doesn’t even begin until 2pm, which makes a midday visit disproportionately expensive. For comparison, in 2025 I paid $90 at Vikings and $76 at Wild Wings for similar rentals and trail access, and the overall experience was no less enjoyable than at Woodstock. The high price is a significant deterrent. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning or recommending this resort.

This hotel is such a gem. The staff is lovely, the two restaurants are great and the overall environment (rooms, library, movie space downstairs) is so great for familites. The spa is wonderful - I was very happy with my massage.

We drove up from PA for a family wedding. From the moment we got there until the moment we left we felt welcomed and well taken care of . The place is beautiful in the cutest little town, the staff was amazing, the food was great, and everything about our stay was perfect! They also went above and beyond for the wedding and made it a beautiful memorable event. Highly recommend this resort!

I stayed at the Woodstock Inn for four nights in February 2026 for a mini-vacation and mental health break from my day-to-day. The Woodstock is everything one could possibly want in a New England inn. The location is perfect if you want to wander around the beautiful village. There's a decent pizza place (Positive Pie) about a minute's walk from the inn and lots of shops, restaurants, and galleries. The service was warm but unobtrusive, and the spa is fabulous. Special shout-out to Bill the bellman who left me with such a pleasant memory of my stay. I sprang for one of the "Collection" rooms ("Covered Bridge"), which was not a suite but larger than the standard king or double queen rooms. I peeked into a couple of the standard rooms while the housekeeping team was making their rounds one morning, and I think the Collection rooms are worth the splurge. Sitting in the lobby in front of the roaring, well-tended wood fire was a pure and simple winter's eve delight.

We stayed for 4 nights and seriously considered leaving a day early because the experience fell far short of expectations. At $1,200/night you anticipate exceptional atmosphere, service and amenities, but it was anything but that. The atmosphere was loud and chaotic with children running around, making it feel more like a community center than a luxury inn. The electric fireplace in our room was underwhelming doing little to enhance the ambiance. Service at the bar was slow at times, and the food was mediocre in the red rooster. For the premium price point, the overall experience was disappointing. We expected a relaxing, upscale environment and did not receive that.