Hotel Vermont

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Hotel Vermont, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish! The highlight of our stay was Ace, an excellent and friendly employee who seamlessly served multiple departments, making us feel welcomed and valued. The hotel features a coffee and tea station on each floor, which was a lovely touch for those cozy mornings. Our room was spotless, thanks to the daily housekeeping and turn-down service that truly enhanced our comfort. The rooms themselves were cozy and beautifully decorated with real plants and flowers throughout the hotel, adding a refreshing touch to the atmosphere. Centrally located in downtown Burlington, the hotel is a great base for exploring the area. We dined at the on-site restaurant, Juniper, where we enjoyed fantastic service and a delightful atmosphere. The welcoming lobby, complete with a fireplace, made for a perfect place to relax, and the valet parking was incredibly convenient. Every staff member we encountered was friendly and helpful, making our stay even more enjoyable. Overall, Hotel Vermont exceeded our expectations, and I can't recommend it highly enough! We can’t wait to return!

TLDR stay at the Hotel Vermont for cozy, unassuming luxury and hospitality hard to come by nowadays. This may be one of my favorite hotels I’ve ever stayed at, and certainly my favorite for this price point. January in Burlington can be a bit dreary but the Hotel Vermont makes it a cozy, approachable affair. Every staff member was friendly and helpful. I upgraded to a room with a whirlpool tub and the room was beautifully and thoughtfully appointed. Local products are everywhere in the hotel from the hand soaps to the evening chocolates on your pillow. The bed was firm and comfortable with lots of pillows to choose from. Towels were fluffy. The hallway has a station with seltzer water and still, as well as teas and coffee and apples. There are many wonderful restaurants within walking distance. Any suggestions I have are so minute they’re laughable to raise. I will absolutely be returning again for work and play.

We had easily the best stay I've ever had at a hotel. Staff was so friendly and helpful. Our room was fantastic. We got the king with whirlpool tub and gas fireplace, and it was perfect. You can tell there was so much care and attention put into every detail from the shampoo and mattress to the towels and lighting. We also had dinner at Juniper and were equally blown away by the food and service. We are from the area and felt like we were on a vacation away. I cannot recommend this place enough.

Thank you so much to Ace and the front desk team for going above and beyond. I had an unfortunate incident and they were very helpful in helping me try to sort it out. This level of service was exceptional and we will absolutely be back to help support this business.

Absolutely a fantastic beginning to a weekend hotel stay… First night is with the kiddos and the room is great; allowed us to have them use the sofa bed and we even had an elf on a shelf in the kitchenette area (Poker game motif) while the wife and I had a private space for ourselves. Juniper Bar was very well serviced; Sarah and Caitlin were super on point and made killer drinks. Phone died as I was eavesdropping on some cool people in the fireplace room. Max, reception dude with great vibes, got out his personal charger and saved the day. Staff here is amazing. Booze selection is amazing. Rooms are hi end VT style and spacious.

We stayed in the Hotel Vermont for just one night and my only complaint is that I wish we'd stayed longer! From the moment of our arrival the staff were courteous and helpful. They made a point of letting us know that the desk is staffed 24 hours and to contact them if we had issues. The room was terrific -- clean and comfortable with a gorgeous view of Lake Champlain. The built in furniture is brilliant and I want it in my house. The dual sinks (one in the shower room and one in the toilet room) are appreciated. We also really liked the coffee station on our floor, and all the little touches in the room from regional books to substantial coffee mugs to the working radio (checked out 90.1 the college station!) We ate breakfast at the bar the next day and staff there were also courteous and attentive. The menu was not large or super inventive, but everything we had (oatmeal, potatoes, pancakes, and toast with jam) was fresh and delicious. Truly one of the best hotel stays I have enjoyed in years!

Beautiful, comfortable room, well-appointed, with attractive functional pieces and gorgeous Vermont art. Excellent bed with luxurious sheets. Overall design is Scandinavian look, lots of lovely wood, Japanese types of spatial elements such as sliding panels which can enclose a bathroom space and give access to the closet.

I booked a night here after my hot water heater broke and had to get fixed, and I was very glad I did. The in-room jacuzzi tubs are great, service is impeccable, and the lobby and rooms are unique - it feels like an independent hotel, not just another Hilton. The add-ons are nice, too - we got Shacksbury cider delivered, and we were going to order the Lunaroma aromatherapy but they ran out.

This hotel is chic, with all the perfect Vermont touches. The rooms have. a chic design. The bed was incredibly comfortable. The food at Juniper is all local, and delicious! I recommend the Franks. There is a nice outdoor seating area to eat as well. The service staff was friendly, responsive and professional. I booked a room there the day of, and the price of the room ($309) was the same as less nicer hotels in the area and sometimes less.

I received a phone call from my daughter asking if I wanted to come to Burlington for the weekend . She booked a room at Hotel Vermont . The atmosphere was very serene, warm , cozy and very "Vermont" . Simple but elegant ! Definitely will come again and recommend to others .

Worst Bed The hardest bed I have ever slept on, and this hotel is not inexpensive. Pillow was hard too. Never stay again. Do not recommend.

I absolutely love staying at Hotel Vermont. I've stayed here various times and have only had outstanding experiences. The hotel itself is beautiful. Perfect location-walking distance from everything in town. Some rooms even have a lake view. The front desk attendants are so friendly and helpful. The restaraunt downstairs Juniper, is wonderful and open for breakfast and dinner. They also have a rooftop hangout area and fitness center. Each floor has a hot water, tea, and coffee station which is very high quality. Gourmet tea bags and beans freshly ground. The beds in the rooms are very comfortable and the shower pressure is perfect. I love their soaps and lotions they put in the rooms. This is probably the best hotel in Burlington. You won't regret booking a room here.

I actually rather liked this place, with a couple weird complaints. First of all, it was my first trip to Vermont in May of 2024 because I am looking to GTHOO New York. Sick and tired of it. Checking in and out were both seamless. When I arrived, I asked the concierge for some dive bars to go because I wanted to meet people who could offer me genuine insights to the city. The concierge obliged. He didn't disappoint. Generally speaking, hotels are hotels. I think that spending too much on a hotel is stupid given that, when traveling, unless you're a weirdo, you ought not be spending much time in the hotel and you ought to be spending time in the place you're visiting. This place met the balance. Reasonably priced but a rather nice place. The best part? The curtains in my room opened up on Lake Champlain. It was beautiful and peaceful. It also "dotted the 'i'" as to why I fell in love with Burlington and will likely be the next place I live. The only bad thing? I wanted a diet coke one evening. No soda machines in the entire hotel. I went to the front desk, and they said I could go to the "canteen" to get something to drink. What was the canteen? It was a little room off the front desk with "snacks" and "drinks" available at an extreme mark up. At about 10:00 at night they offered me what they had left. Red bull. So...at 10:00 pm my only option was Red Bull. Small as it was, that's a pretty major fail. The next time I VISIT Burlington, I will stay here. I will just bring my own drinks.

Very surprised how great this place was. Slept in the best bed ever. The breakfast was first rate. Highly recommend.

25th anniversary trip, last stop. Against tough competition (OTL in Sherbrooke, Fairmont in Montreal) HV had the BEST accommodation. Very clever room layout. Clean. Quiet. The Swedes call it "Lagom". Don't change a thing, it's already perfect. (Automated batista on every floor? *Genius*

We checked in to Hotel Vermont on a Sunday for an overnight stay. The lobby and accompanying seating area & fireplace screamed Modern Vermont. Check in was smooth and simple. We went back to our car which we parked in the public garage attached to the hotel and moved out of temporary parking and got our bags. It was nice to be able to go in and out of the garage all day without stopping every time. I don't have any pictures of the room, but they were very nice and at the same time pretty small. The bed was a 5 out of 5 with great mattress, pillows and sheets. I would have liked a little more counter space in the wash room area which was separate from the toilet area. Coffee bars on each floor was a great idea as we were able to get going slowly in the morning while enjoying a complimentary Coffee. The fresh fruits (apples) were rotten, so watch out for that. Loves that they had a bar onsite and we enjoyed some beverages there. Price was a little high for what you get, but I would stay there again.

I stayed here for a conference I was in town for. The hotel is very cute and for the most part the staff are very nice and helpful. I was little surprised how limited the space in the room was - the closet is very tiny and my dresses when hung still pulled at the bottom of the closet and wrinkled but it wasn't a big deal. I unfortunately had a view of a parking lot but I had a group rate from the conference so I couldn't complain. For what they typically charge for a night I think the hotel is lacking a little. There's not many amenities. While at first I was excited by the coffee bar in the hall way I was very disappointed it was a keurig since they are so unsustainable and this hotel supposedly prides itself on sustainability. Getting fully dressed to get coffee that I wanted to enjoy in bed was a little inconvenient but not the biggest deal. Overall it's a nice hotel in a great location.

I only stayed here for a few brief hours on a work trip but I loved the aesthetic of the hotel. The lobby was fun and inviting with a puzzle on one wall that patrons had started putting together that others could continue working on at leisure. As I got up to the floor my room was on there was a wonderful coffee bar and it smelled heavenly!!!!! I am a sucker for a good cup of coffee. The rooms were quaint and had the most open layout I had ever seen in any hotel I had ever stayed at and let's just say that the travel industry is my business so I am extremely impressed. I really loved the layout and the cherry on the cake was the lounge chair. This room was perfect for me as a solo traveler. Highly recommend for business travelers.

I had a lovely stay at Hotel Vermont. Nice room, great dinner, excellent staff all around. It was the first time I was at a hotel that had a coffee bar on each floor. What a great idea. It sounds minor but it's brilliant. In the morning you don't have to make your own coffee in your room in some flimsy plastic coffee maker, and nor do you have to be fully presentable to go down to the restaurant for coffee. You just walk down the hall in your pjs, get a nicely brewed coffee with real half and half in a real mug, grab a piece of fruit or whatever they have there, and head back to your room for a leisurely morning before heading to the official breakfast downstairs. I wish every hotel had this feature. Plus, this hotel is refreshingly modern but still earthy and cozy, not playing into the cringy bed and breakfast saccharine cutesiness that is so common in Vermont.

Great hotel! We have stayed at the Hotel Vermont 3 times now. It's the only place we'll stay in Burlington! The hotel has a comfortable and cozy vibe, it's dog friendly and is so close to everything! The dog friendly aspect is huge for us as 2 out of 3 times we've brought our pup along! She loves the hotel and is comfortable with us leaving her in the room if we go somewhere she can't. The dog friendly rooms are on the second floor. We've never been bothered by barking or anything like that so no need to worry about noise on level 2. The location is fantastic. Being a 5 minute walk to the waterfront or 5 minutes in the other direction to Church Street is super convenient when on vacation. We park the car in the garage attached to the hotel and walk everywhere! Juniper, the restaurant inside the hotel, is a great spot to grab a bite or a drink! They have a lovely outdoor area for the warmer months with comfortable seating and umbrellas. Hen of the Wood, on street level just steps from the hotel, is delicious, but be sure to make a reservation! Thank you, Hotel Vermont, for being our home whenever we visit Burlington!

Very cute and perfect place to spend the night. Right next to central Burlington and easy access to parking. Rooms are clean with nice wood touches to really perfect the vibe of the city and hotel. You get really nice perks including a fancy espresso machine with water and hot chocolate maker next to the elevator on each floor. At checkout we received a delicious bag of granola. Will definitely stay here when I'm in the area.

Ace greet you with a smile. He has excellent customer service and made us feel special when we arrived. He remembered us from prior visits and went out of his way to take care of us. It's people like Ace that make us want to come back again and again. Oh yeah

My family and I were really let down by our stay. The main issue is poor value. Our rooms were expensive. They were fairly spacious but notably poorly outfitted for a rooms in this price range. It felt as if they were going for cabin-in-the woods or for a high-end hostel vibe. The staff was pleasant, but there may not have been enough of them. They don't bring your luggage to your room. They don't clean your room every day. The lobby has a centrally-placed bike rack. You can borrow one. It's not really decorative, and there is always dirt on the floor around it. For $500 a night, breakfast should be included, not a smattering of slim jims or beaten-up fruit. Would it hurt to provide a few Q Tips or a shower cap? How about some USB charging outlets, a second phone, or a clock set to the right time? How about overhead lights, LED bulbs in the lamps, so they can shed some light, rather than the dim CFL's. How about exhaust vents in the bathrooms? How about drawers for belongings? There are separate showers and toilets in our rooms, but they have sliding doors that no longer slide very well. The bed was very high, and, if you are vertically-challenged, good luck! We asked for a step stool and were brought a shower seat. Useless and unsafe. This ho(s)tel may be a good match for some travelers, but it was not good for us. When asked how our stay was at checkout, my wife told the manager, who went a long way toward making it right. Respect for that.

If you are staying in Burlington, this is the spot. Tastefully and sedately designed to highlight the Vermont vibe without being kitschy in the slightest. Classy and refined, not full of plaid even though there is a woodpile wall in Juniper's, the attached bar and restaurant. Loved having a coffee bar on each floor. Upgrade to a room with a view otherwise you'll be overlooking a parking lot, and my goodness, having your morning coffee perched on the in-room window seat looking at the light dance upon Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks is worth the extra price. Vermonters, be sure to take advantage of extra savings during the swing seasons. Treat yourselves to a night on the town!

Just came home from a delightful two night stay at The Hotel Vermont. Unless you are looking for one of their suites, I recommend a corner king room with a view of Lake Champlain and the mountains beyond. Super comfortable bed, and well-appointed, easy to use furnishings. The common coffee, tea, water, and fresh fruit station on each floor is a much better way to provide this amenity than machines in each room. Juniper, the in-house restaurant and bar, serves a relatively limited menu, but the food was well-presented and very delicious. There are several restaurants on either side of the hotel: less than a minute's walk. Above average service and care by all the hotel's employees. We strongly recommend The Hotel Vermont. We'll be coming back!

I stayed here for a job interview and it. was. nice. I was comfortable and appreciated the small details such as access to hot tea as much as there's coffee. Everything nearby was great and the on-site restaurant was lovely for lunch. I got the job-- so they'll probably see more of me.

We (friend, her young adult daughter, and I) were psyched the hotel had room for us one Wednesday night not too long ago. We found our rooms to be perfect in every way, and our stay could not have been better. We had great service from Sara, Taylor, Olivia, Serena, Edita, and Max. But truthfully, all of the staff there is TOP NOTCH. They are friendly without being annoying. The location of the hotel is pretty great, obviously. Burlington is a wonderful town (despite the fact that you really have to DRIVE to get there.....where's the public transportation?!), and the Hotel Vermont is a gem of a place.

Hotel Vermont is by far the best hotel in greater Burlington. The entire team , including Sarah, Tim and Carlos, under the able leadership of Hans and Matt, are always customer service focused with a top "can do" attitude. And Kate at the bar! As a business traveler frequently jostling between West Coast and Vermont, I much appreciate the experience here - thank you!

We stayed three nights at the Hotel Vermont - spending some pennies to get a suite. I was disappointed. The suite was big - but it was "tired." The walls were in real need of a fresh coat of paint. "Little" things - loose outlets meant several plugs for our devices just fell out of the wall socket, bath tub drain was broken so water just pooled at your feet in the shower, several holes in our bath towels, and the "kitchenette" had no "kitchen" anything - so bring your own plates, utensils, etc. For a less expensive hotel, I might have expected this quality (lack of), but not at several hundred dollars a night. We were in a second floor suite and the only window in the place was in the bedroom but you really couldn't open the shades because of the office building across the street - so unless you wanted to put on a show for the state bureaucrats at their desks....the place was pretty dark as a result. That combined with so little lighting in the suite - meant it felt like evening...all day long. We'll probably head back to Burlington at some point, but definitely won't be staying here.

I loved this hotel. It's clean, comfortable, and rustic-modern chic with friendly and helpful staff and located close to the lake and everything downtown. I had a nice view of part of the lake from my room. The coffee, tea, and water selection on each floor was great, too. I'd definitely stay here again.

Very nice boutique hotel in Burlington VT. Easy walk to waterfront and pedestrian mall. Hotel full of great amenities (e.g., flannel robes, nice toiletries, good towels, etc.). Ate in restaurant which served local products and reasonable wine and cocktail list. Enjoyed live jazz in lobby at night. Parking next door. Had a bit of an issue with coffee station but Tim, manager, was very responsive and addressed our concerns. We splurged on corner room with a view of the Lake--totally worth it! Highly recommend you visit--well worth it!

A group of friends went to Burlington for a 40th birthday. We stayed somewhere else but went here for breakfast the next morning. It was fantastic!!! Mimosas were so tasty ( 3 different kinds) and the coffee was smooth. As you can see from the pics, the presentation was beautiful, but it was backed up by taste. Absolute stop for their drinks and breakfast even if you are not staying there!

Beware of bedbugs! My boyfriend stayed here and just got back covered head to toe in bed bug bites..

Gorgeous boutique hotel ... They paid attention to every little detail to make guests' experiences special. It's an upscale experience of Vermont. The entire hotel is a work of art - Mid-Century modern meets farm house. Cool and laid back experience while maintaining a high level of service. I've been wanting to stay at Hotel Vermont since observing their breaking ground while staying at the neighboring hotel, Courtyard Marriott. The latter is definitely more affordable, but we treated ourselves to a night here, and it was well worth it. I have yet to find another hotel offering cloud-like fluffy pillows and powerful water pressure in their showers. We loved the feel of the hotel, the social bar area flowing out to the deck and park area, the close proximity to Church St., and the rooms were furnished and detailed so beautifully "Vermont," e.g., pails for ice buckets, burlap bag for hair dryer, milk jugs for water, etc. They offered high quality amenities - organic toiletries, a communal service station on every floor, clean fitness center, yoga classes ($15), meeting rooms, two restaurants, and bicycles for rent at $10/hr. I would stay here every trip if I could...

It is a nice hotel, clean and tight. They strive to be eco-friendly which I think is awesome. There is a parking garage next door which you can self park at (and pay). The breakfast is NOT complimentary and also very expensive for what you get. My major complaint is they strive to be eco-friendly but every floor has self serve coffee makers with Keurig coffee makers. Keurig coffee makers are death to the environment. If you want to be truly eco-friendly, lose the Keurig coffee makers. Big turnoff.

This eco friendly hotel was awesome with a short walk to Lake Champlain, the Burlington bike trails, and Church Street. They conserve water & energy and bring the outdoors in. Loved the sleek showers and natural wood furniture. The big window offers an awesome view of Lake Champlain. I brought my bike but they offer free bikes in the lobby for two hours. Free tea, coffee, fruit, pastries and water stations on each floor. This hotel just feels like Vermont. This is the cleanest hotel I have ever been in. Parking is not free. About a 5 minute walk to Manhattan Pizza and Pub, kind of a divey atmosphere with live music and over 20 beers on tap.

This is a great hotel. It goes above and beyond the regular hotel vibe that you find at the chain brands, and has its own personality. I stayed on the sixth floor, with a great view north and out across Lake Champlain. The sunsets were amazing from this vantage point. The room was tastefully decorated with lots of warm wood accents and modern colors. There was a nice window bench where you could sit and read. I really liked the Vermont flannel blanket that was rolled up on the bed when I arrived. Outside my room in the common area near the elevator was a cappuccino/espresso machine that made fantastic coffee. The coffee beans were locally roasted. This was a treat since other floors only had a one cup keurig machine, and there was a night and day difference in the quality...you definitely want the good stuff on the sixth floor. In addition to being a nice hotel, it is well located in Burlington. It was an easy walk to downtown, where you have lots of options to choose from if your looking for a drink, food, or some shopping. Its also a quick walk to the lake front trail if you are looking for a morning run. Great place to stay if you are in town.

Hotel Vermont is without a doubt THE BEST lodging (and dining!) experience in the Greater Burlington area. We have traveled to Vermont for the past 5 summers and stayed at Hotel Vermont for the past 3, and I can unequivocally state that Hotel Vermont is the GOLD standard when it comes to having an authentic, warm, comfortable Vermont experience when you visit. From the moment you walk through the doors, you are greeted by friendly staff that make it clear that your comfort and safety is a top priority. With recent changes due to COVID-19, I appreciated the time and care that Sara took upon our arrival to discuss the new safety measures that Hotel Vermont has taken, particularly as we were traveling with small children. We always felt 100% safe and it was clear that all staff members were providing best-in-class service with respect to overall cleanliness and social distancing measures. The hotel itself is unique in its design and feel from the common areas to the individual rooms - a welcome change from the cookie-cutter/institutionalized decor of nearby big chain hotels. Hotel Vermont's partnerships with small, locally-owned Vermont business is what makes patronizing this hotel particularly enjoyable in that I know my dollars are supporting members of the community who work tirelessly to make Vermont the special place that it is. From the blankets and robes by Vermont Flannel Company to the locally sourced cuisine at Juniper bar and restaurant (and my daughter's favorite - the bath lotions and soaps from Lunaroma), Hotel Vermont provides an authentically Vermont experience. If you are traveling with family, do yourself a favor and treat yourself to one of the suites at the hotel. We recently stayed in the Mount Philo suite (named for its amazing view of Mt. Philo in Charlotte) and my son commented that he hoped we could be quarantined in the suite indefinitely. With direct views of Lake Champlain from the jacuzzi tub, I could not have agreed more. Our family will be staying at Hotel Vermont for as long as we have annual trips to Burlington. As you consider hotel options when visiting Burlington, think about those places with a genuine focus on providing a unique Vermont experience in coordination with local businesses and the community members who work there. Like us, Hotel Vermont will have you smiling the entire time and having you count the day until you return the minute you checkout.

One of the coolest hotels in Burlington Vermont. You can relax in the lobby by the fire and have a nice cocktail, local beer or cider, etc. The guys at the bar are really nice and helpful. They also have good restaurants closeby. One of our favorites is " Hen if the Wood ". Lovely local food with great waiters. The also have a good seafood restaurant, Bleu Northeast Seafood.

I showered more than average while staying at Hotel Vermont. Why? Well, the herb-infused shampoos and conditioners didn't hurt. Or the extra-hot water that I may have used too much of? (confession) Top two reasons I enjoyed my stay at Hotel Vermont: 1.) Location. Just a hop and a skip to Church Street, Lake Champlain and dozens of restaurants and shops. They also have a Juniper Restaurant in house - serving all meals. (complimentary NYTimes ;) 2.) It's the little things. Like free rental bikes, a fire place in the gathering room and large art installation behind the check-in counter created by a local artist from salvaged pieces of wood (post-Hurricane) - be certain to have them tell you more. It's a beautiful piece and story. The cool lighting under the bed didn't hurt either.

We are used to staying in a hotel chain and this was a welcome change. The room amenties were something you didn't know you needed. We didn't think we would use the in room radio but we used it everyday! The water carafe was so nice we always had fresh water in our room. The mugs were so nice we bought some to take home with us. The flannel robes were nice and cozy to wear around the room. We loved the window seat and sat in it everyday to look out at the water. The location was great and most everything was in walking distance. If you are looking for a nice walkable hotel this is it!

We just had our small Union reception at Hotel Vermont! Mimi and her staff were great, allowed for a relaxing & beautiful day. The food was OUTSTANDING! Service is was exceptional. We couldn't have asked for a better day.

Just arrived for our 44 th anniversary. Truffles and fruit were delivered to our room. Hotel has a wonderful aesthetic and terrific staff

We had a great stay during our winter weekend getaway. We arrived on a Friday and got snowed in until Monday (Literally.) The temperature was at or below 0 every day, but coming back to a cozy and warm lobby truly made us feel like we were in some cabin in the woods. The lobby was always bustling with people. Gather around the fire, make new friends all while sipping on amazing craft cocktails or local ciders. They had snowshoes ready to go and the staff (mostly men in flannel) were always so pleasant. At each elevator wait area, they had coffee stations set up for you to use. I wish they went with the flannel look a bit more in each of the rooms as I honestly can't recall anything that really stands out in my mind from the room itself. I highly recommend making reservations at the Hen of the Wood restaurant which is literally next door. One of the best spots in Burlington. We were able to park our car on Friday and leave it there til we were ready to go. It was just so cold that any excursions we planned, were put off until it thaws out a bit. A great stay, in a great hotel, surrounded by amazing food and beverage!

Awesome hotel. Great location. A little different from the hotels I usually stay at when travelling. I am actually glad I stayed here. Located with next to 2 or 3 chain hotels, they provide excellent service when checking in and checking out. Valet could use a little work as I never saw anyone working the valet. Parking is included in your visit which is a real plus. I do not mind parking my own car if it saves me on valet fees. Parking and tipping adds up fast on a multi day trip. The parking structure right next to the hotel is shared with the mall and there is a lot of available parking. There is an entrance directly from the structure to the lobby. The room is a good size. It was the smallest room on my trip but I did not mind. It is a nice set up with large windows. My room was overlooking the street but I never heard any noise. When you walk in, the toilet is one side and the shower on the other with the end of the bed in front of you (at least my room) Bed was really comfortable. Table was in a good location and I actually used it as it was really functional. The chair in the room was really comfortable. It leans back so one morning I had a little trouble moving out of it was it was really comfortable. There is no pool but they do offer massages. After I booked my room, I got an e-mail offering a number of services I must have missed on their website. The one that interested me was the Vermont beer visitor package. You get 4 Vermont beers delivered to your room. You could go out and buy 4 beers and save some money but there were chosen by the hotel's beer person. The room has a refrigerator so I did not have to drink them all at once. They were all actually really good. If your a beer lover, I would definitely recommend this. The room I stayed in could have used a new paint job on one wall but overall I really enjoyed my stay here. My only complaint was I could never get the WiFi to work even with help from the hotel staff. After a day though, I gave up on it and concentrated on other things.

Had the best stay during COVID-19. They are super helpful and amazing location. I totally suggest staying there!!!

Fantastic hotel and great activities. Took advantage of the bike and brew and the tour around Burlington pubs. This was a great way to see the city and tour the local breweries. The hotel staff was incredibly friendly and kind. The staff was very helpful in recommendations and was attentive to our every need. The price point is a tad high but you need to splurge on vacation. Would strongly recommend

Best hotel in Burlington. This place is sweet. We've stayed here several times and have always had a great experience. Nice bar downstairs if you don't feel like going out. Hen of the Wood next door if you don't feel like going far and Foam Brewery just down the street for music/nightlife. If you get a room on the top floor with a jacuzzi and don't use it you're making a BIG mistake...it's bliss!!

Hotel Vermont is one of the nicest, if not THE nicest, hotels in Burlington (or maybe the state?). As a local, I've never stayed in one of their rooms, but I've visited events there a number of times and have eaten in the restaurant a good bit. They get 4 stars from me instead of 5 because of how gosh darn expensive everything is! I get it, they're "high class" but the price is a little up there for the market. Grab some tickets to their New Year's Eve party if you can, it's always a blast! ($$$$$!)

I live in the area - I have been debating whether or not to stay some time with my spouse and some friends. After going over their website and picking out one of their rooms with the nice tub I figured I'd book a room. Upon the final stage of the online booking I saw their Terms and Conditions. The terms were brief and straight forward, however I had a question about one of the points - whether or not I could use a separate card for the incidentals. It wasn't clearly stated. Not a ridiculous question. So I called them. I asked the question as simply as possible. Instead of answering my question the woman prodded at me as to where I was reading this, what website I was on etc. It took much convincing on my part that I was reading the "Terms and Conditions" on their own website. Eventually I got my answer: Yes, incidentals can be put on a separate card. First of all I think that it is completely unnecessary to ask specifics about me and my information regarding a question. Can I put incidentals on a separate card? What is so hard about answering that question?? It doesn't matter where I got my information. Second, just answer the question. Why give someone a hard time for asking a common question? We frequently stay in luxury hotels for my spouse's work and have never been prodded about why we are asking a question. I mean, I really don't understand. What's going on here? Because of this rudeness I have decided to book at Top Notch in Stowe instead. We are having friends visit the same weekend and I was planning to have them stay at Hotel Vermont as well. We often have friends visit and recommend local spots for them to stay, and I was excited to have a new reliable suggestion. I am so very disappointed this didn't work out. **In case anyone from Hotel Vermont reads these reviews I would like to outline the potential one year monetary loss by being rude: My upcoming stay: Whirlpool King $259 a night x2 + $400 in food/drink/incidentals = $918 Visiting friends stay: Whirlpool King $259 a night x4 + $600 in food/drink/incidentals = $1636 Recommendations: 6 per year averaging $800 per stay = $4800 Stays based off of a Positive Yelp review: It is widely accepted that positive Yelp reviews generate income. A positive and detailed review may gain a large hotel 5 - 10 extra bookings per year of relevance. *This is a conservative estimate. Facts on this can be googled easily. 7 Stays at $800 per stay = $5600 Total possible monetary loss in one year due to rudeness: $12,954 The rudeness of one staff member has caused the hotel an extra 13k this year. Nice going Hotel Vermont.

I should preface by saying, our family prefers intimate boutique hotels. Hotel Vermont called out my name when exploring the many options in Burlington. My daughter and I were heading north for a mother-daughter getaway. The reviews and website description depicted a small and unique property. When calling to book, the customer service was friendly and welcoming. From arrival to check out, our experience was flawless. I was welcomed with an early check in. The parking garage next door was easy, in and out. Check in was swift and I soon was in my room with sweeping views of the lake and city. The room was compact but efficient complete with a wide range of amenities that made our stay special. Hotel Vermont celebrates small local business, using local apothecaries, blankets, coffee, brews and food. We loved the small, personal touches throughout the hotel. Bedding was oh so comfy. The bathrooms were well equipped paying attention to every detail. Each floor had a self service tea and coffee bar. In the AM, fresh fruit and sweet pastries welcomed the early riser. At happy hour, lovely local cheese and jams were presented. We loved the amazing teas. The gym was well equipped with free weights, cardio equipment and a yoga room. the machines were not working well. We spent a good deal of time in the public area by the fire place. It was a warm and welcoming environment. Our three day stay passed far too quickly. We will be back.

We loved everything about this place! From the friendly and accomidating front desk staff (Suzzanne was super nice and helpful!), to the cool hotel bar with great staff (thanks Colin!), and cozy rooms, we are so happy we gave this place a try. The Hotel Vermont is everything Burlington needed and feels exactly like what Burlington really is. For two people in the resturaunt and hospitality business, we can be overly critical, and this place exceeded all of our expectations. I'm a UVM grad and know the city well - if you want to get an authentic feel for Vermonter hospitality and the city, look no further than the Hotel Vermont.

Burlington is a cool little city, so I don't mean it lightly when I say that this hotel was my very favorite thing about Burlington. It's just oozing with casual coolness and local Vermont touches that elevate it from just a normal hotel experience to something really special. First off, the lobby is wonderful. It's a welcoming communal place you want to be, even knowing how comfortable the rooms are. There's a lower level with a fireplace and casual seating, and an upper level with a wine bar and small restaurant. And the location couldn't be better... so easy to explore Burlington, especially with the help of free cruisers (think: bikes, not vodka or warships you lushes). The rooms are also fantastic, from the small thoughtful touches like notepads, rustic blankets, Hen Of The Wood brownies, and local herb-infused bath products to the basics like a comfortable bed, large shower, separate toilet, two sinks, perfect bedside lighting. At the end of each hallway is a snacks and beverages station with looseleaf teas, coffee and fruit. They really thought of everything, and put a great deal of heart behind each little touch. My only regret is that I didn't stay longer.

This is a mixed review. Our family came up here for a mini getaway. The hotel has no suites so we had to book adjoining rooms which could only be done on their website and its was $500 a room which after seeing what we did was highway robbery. Location is ideal in Burlington but you need to mind your expectation. The rooms are smaller than NYC hotel rooms and have less to offer in terms of amenities. I think the hotel was trying to aim for a nordic vermont look and it didnt work, it looked like a dorm room. There were markings on the wall and the rooms look unfinished. The price point for the size of the room left a sour taste in our mouths. I know there is a shortage of workers right now but the service was ok. No room service, no lunch offering ( hard to find food in burlington on monday and tuesday) no cleaning of the rooms in a regular basis, it made life as guest harder w children. We enjoyed using the hotel as a launching pad to see other places in vermont but the worth of the room for what you received was mediocre.

The Juniper in Hotel Vermont was a pleasure! My hibiscus margarita was perfection in a glass. I almost nixed eating to just keep having repeats of the drink. We had the beet shoots with peas - such a unexpected and fabulous appetizer - fresh and tasty! My chicken was good but too deep fried - I didn't realize it was going to be so fried chicken like. My sister had the gnocchis which she raved about calling them pillows of loveliness. I did have to supply the candle since it was my sisters bday but waitress did bring out ordered almond dessert with it. It needed a dollop of ice cream - a little dry. Vibe was fun. I'd go again.

Very wonderful hotel! One of the more memorable ones we've stayed in. The location is great, and staff is very friendly and helpful without being over the top. The best part about the hotel is that it nails the nice, clean, modern boutique feel while effortlessly blending in some local, rustic touches. Our room on the top floor was really cozy and comfortable, and the free beverages (water, seltzer, Keurig coffee & tea) on each floor was a great touch. They also put out complimentary pastries in the morning and cheese in the afternoon, which is nice to look forward to! The Lunaroma products are really fantastic, and much better than a lot of the name brand hotel versions of bath products. We had breakfast at Juniper, which was really delicious. The only thing I would say I didn't absolutely love was the drink I had at the bar our first evening there (The Dorian, which was champagne, absinthe & sour cherry - I thought it sounded weird/interesting, but it just ended up tasting weird/kinda gross). Also, the fact that the Juniper balcony overlooks a parking lot is a bit strange.... But overall this is a really great place to stay - especially as a weekend getaway for a couple. It's very charming and totally professional in every sense of the word. Also, the flannel robes and bikes were cool! Everything seems really well thought out, and they very much captured the spirit of the town.

Wow, wow, wow!! We checked in two hours ago and are already blown away by the personalization, service, food,and decor. The rooms were filled with locally sourced soaps and shampoos from lunaroma. This is a retro/ modern boutique hotel that caters to craft beer lovers. In fact, we met the resident beer concierge, Matt, and shortly after we had a knock on our door with a handwritten note and two Sip of Sunshines. All the staff we have encountered so far has been just as lovely as Matt. When we were leaving, we ran into the housekeeping head and he spoke so highly of his hard working staff, which I thought was so nice-The rooms were immaculate and he took absolute pride in this.Very happy with our choice to stay here and look forward to our return to this beautiful hotel and city!!