The Woodstock Inn & Resort

Beautiful hotel and resort in a quiet village with shopping and restaurants within an easy walk. The hotel staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was excellent and comfortable. There's plenty of free on site parking. Recommend this hotel!

We loved our stay here. Beautiful building located right in the heart of a gorgeous town. We really enjoyed our premium room tavern king with porch and day bed - it was expensive but worth the cost with plenty of room and a good view of the gardens. Very quiet at night and a comfortable bed. The shower was in the bath which isn't the best but it worked fine. Very good breakfast - nice that you can choose between continental and full breakfast at different rates. Entry to Billings Farm included in the resort fee. We enjoyed our brief visit to the spa - thank you to Liz for a great massage. If you get a massage try and avoid the last slot of the day as you then don't get long in the spa. Also ask where the button is to turn on the jacuzzi - we sat in a still hot pool! One key thing to note is that you need to book for the restaurants - particularly Red Rooster - we had driven from Fredericton in Canada that day and were disappointed to be told abruptly that we should have booked. Richard's Tavern was a good alternative though. Overall an excellent stay in a lovely town (checkout the library).

This place is very overpriced for the experience. We chose it because it’s the only hotel walkable to the town of Woodstock. However, Woodstock is a very small, quiet town. You can walk the entire town in a few minutes and everything closes by 9. As for the hotel, our room was small with a small bathroom. The bed was very comfortable! But there was dirty, moldy caulking behind the sink in the bathroom and along the tub. The toilet seat was loose and wobbled every time I sat. It was difficult to enjoy the view out the window because all you could see was bird poop on the window. I had much higher expectations for 600.00/night! We had booked for 2 nights and I tried to cancel the 2nd night but they require 2 weeks notice to cancel. I explained at check out the issues in the room and they showed no concern or interest. We had a fun day at Queechee Gorge and Simon Pearce Glass company. The food at Simon Pearce was amazing! We would recommend those experiences as well as walking around the town of Woodstock. But definitely don’t pay to stay at the Woodstock inn! Save your money and stay elsewhere outside of town.

The Woodstock Inn is a lovely hotel, great for a weekend visit. Our suite was spacious and the bed was very comfortable - one of the best hotel beds we've had. The water pressure was a little sporadic in the shower and water seemed to escape the curtain because of it creating a slick floor. Also, there was a small tear in the loveseat that seemed to be a bit of an oversight. The room was also quite dark in the day time with only one window that had a tree directly outside of it. The common spaces have a lot to offer for all types of visitors. We enjoyed the bikes, pool area, game room, and library. We had a number of meals at the Red Rooster and it was consistently good. The gentlemen working the front door were very friendly and welcoming and the bartenders made excellent drinks and offered solid wine pours. The front desk staff was a bit hit or miss. As for outside of the hotel, the Billings Farm was a treat and the falconry was a treasure - it exceeded our expectations and is a must do. Both the owl program and hawk program were well worth it.

Woodstock Vt and the surrounding area is a beautiful place to visit. We stayed at The Woodstock Inn which is such a delightful resort. It has great restaurants, a golf course, a spa and anything else you'd want to do. The staff is friendly and helpful and the rooms are lovely. The town is delightful for walking and has nice shops and restaurants.