Rutland Hotel Guide - Chaffee Art Center hotels in Rutland, United States of America.

"Great "

"The breakfast was delicous;; the staff so nice and their soap/shampoo is a nice quality"

"Wonderful!"

"N/A A/C Heat was fine. Parking fine"

"The only good thing was that the bed was clean, but it had 2 tiny pillows and when I asked for a couple more the desk person sighs and say, I only got 2. Junkies in the parking lot. About 6 broken down cars and 10 old broken bicycles parked on the front side of the building that look like had been there all winter. It used to house the druggies and homeless. I felt unsafe parking there. The restaurant was closed, pool closed, zero amenities, the hallways smell of smoke and mold with torn carpet that easily could be tripped on. It’s just horrible horrible. We were to guys splitting a room and we both would sleep anywhere with a bed generally and this was just gross and sketchy and Expedia should be ashamed to have it listed on their site. "

"Stayed with a group of 5. Ski slopes were perfectly accessible and house was easy to find. The amenities alone make this stay amazing. Loved the cabin vibe and the beds were super comfy. If bad weather, make sure to have a 4-wheel drive car to get up the driveway as it's a bit steep. "

"Excellent host communication and coordination. It's a great rustic bilevel home (2 Br in basement) that's well appointed with equipment (treadmill, massage chair and hot tub) great woodburning stove and newer awesome hot tub. Home is unrenovated yet comfortable with great mattresses, and perfect for a landing spot if skiing Killington or other outdoor activity with or without kids. Thank you Doug! "

"The inn was lovely, the room was clean and the bed was fine, but the room temperature was not adjustable. It was winter and it was so hot that I had to run the AC to keep it cool enough to sleep in."

"Property was beautiful. Cabin was rustic and very small. The 12 ft birch tree ladder to get to the bedroom in the loft was challenging. If you have ever lived on a 30 ft boat or in an RV you would know how to navigate the smallness of the space. Hot water was good, heat was good, stove was good, pots and pans were good. "