Wilmot Hotel Guide - Wilmot Mountain hotels in Wilmot, United States of America.

"Always great staying here. Friendly people and clean hotel. "

"Breakfast was great. Hot tub was very nice."

"Beautiful property, stay was amazing from start to finish"

"The restaurant was closed and we were not told about that. Also, the windows above the indoor pool area leak water in."

"Great experience "

"Everything was great. The restaurant had a great breakfast( not included but reasonably priced )Their snacks they sold were expensive but bring your own . Everything else was great and close to malls, restaurants and rec plex "

"All the hype ended up not so grand of a stay. Beds aren’t comfortable, the club lounge was not worth the money for the food they served and they tack taxes and fees on everything from the resort fees to the club lounge to the rooms. Made the mistake of Easter weekend and were over run with families with small children running around. They have a reward point system that no one tells you about and good luck getting any receipts to submit for it! Highlight of the stay was not part of resort but the best part….was the horse riding trail great staff there and horses are gentle ! Won’t stay here again, unfortunately not worth the money to stay there! "

"The rooms are a great size with everything you need. It's great walking distance to everything downtown. You can tell the property is a little older, but everything worked great and was cleaned well. I wish the bed was more confortable and it was less noisy, but overall i would recommend it"

"The place was nice, but as a first tome visiter, it would have been better if they had given us or emailed me a map of the property. That especially would have been helpful when trying to find my room. We had kids with us, so i wanted to park as close to the room as possible. There were three towers and no obvious indication of where to find my room or which parking lot would be best for our room. Check in was a kiosk, which was fine. However it would be great if the kiosk would offer the option for a key card instead of just a bracelet "