Plymouth Hotel Guide - Echo Lake hotels in Plymouth, United States of America.

"We had a wonderful stay! The lake house was perfect for us. Very cozy and lots of space to spread out. "

"Great, well-maintained property and the host (Kristen) made sure we had everything possible for a fantastic week. We are already planning our next trip to the area and hope to stay here again. "

"The location was beautiful and comfortable, the hosts were very friendly and accommodating. The kayaks were in great condition. I look forward to staying here again!"

"Being on Lake Rescue totally made our trip delightful. The view and peaceful vibe of the house was just right. The inside was updated nicely and the hot tub was nice on a chilly night. "

"No lake-view. Friendly staff, excellent breakfast."

"Great location. "

"We just concluded an incredible weekend away at this property and are already planning to return! The home was perfect for our group of friends, with ample bedrooms (each with its own TV, a surprise to us!), two full bathrooms, comfortable living and dining areas, a well-stocked kitchen, and sprawling outdoor space. We felt cozy without being on top of each other. The town itself is cute and we had fun exploring, especially the farmer's market downtown, but we were absolutely taken with the water views and private dock and spent most of our time at home. Being able to step outside first thing int he morning and have coffee on the water, or take a quick dip in the lake on a whim, was incredible.We also loved the aesthetic of the house. It was beautiful without feeling sanitized— we loved many of the modern touches, but appreciated that they kept elements from the original home. So many of the details felt deliberately thoughtful, which was so appreciated."

"really close to okemo, 20 to killington (where we went both days).. beautiful view of the lake.. what a great way to wake up every am... "

"Arrived at our unit at check in time to find the driveway completely plowed in. Contacted the host and was told there was a shovel by the door. My 63 year old husband with a heart condition had to shovel out a 3 foot snow bank. Upon entry, observed an overflowing is trash can on patio from prior stay(s), and when entering the unit, discovered both exterior doors had no locking mechanism from the inside. Unit is very dated, in poor repair and a very poor value for money. "