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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Absolutely loved this unique lodge and hope to return one day. The quality of design and decor is so stunning, clearly a lot of thought and work put into the outlay of all areas. The room we had was on the top floor overlooking the pool - so spacious and cosy with a fireplace. The breakfast was a surprise of quality baked pastries, fruit and something different each day such as overnight oats. Something for everyone.
Only comment would be better cleaning of the outdoor balcony as couch was full...
Absolutely loved this unique lodge and hope to return one day. The quality of design and decor is so stunning, clearly a lot of thought and work put into the outlay of all areas. The room we had was on the top floor overlooking the pool - so spacious and cosy with a fireplace. The breakfast was a surprise of quality baked pastries, fruit and something different each day such as overnight oats. Something for everyone.
Only comment would be better cleaning of the outdoor balcony as couch was full...
The cooked breakfasts were excellent and it was walking distance to the centre of the old district with multiple restaurant options. Rooms are well maintained given the building dates from the 1820s. Some creaking floors and missing some of the mod cons but lots of character and history. Staff very helpful in recommending places to eat at and things to see.
The cooked breakfasts were excellent and it was walking distance to the centre of the old district with multiple restaurant options. Rooms are well maintained given the building dates from the 1820s. Some creaking floors and missing some of the mod cons but lots of character and history. Staff very helpful in recommending places to eat at and things to see.
Steven
Reviewed October 13, 2024Reviewed October 13, 2024
This is an amazing Inn (Bed and Breakfast) that we stayed at. The two owners, Brandon and Susannah, are amazing and generous hosts, with homemade cookies (yum!), breakfast and many other amenities on site. They also gave excellent recommendations, not just for the local area but also for the rest of our holiday in the USA. My partner and I absolutely recommend this place for anyone looking for a home away from home.
This is an amazing Inn (Bed and Breakfast) that we stayed at. The two owners, Brandon and Susannah, are amazing and generous hosts, with homemade cookies (yum!), breakfast and many other amenities on site. They also gave excellent recommendations, not just for the local area but also for the rest of our holiday in the USA. My partner and I absolutely recommend this place for anyone looking for a home away from home.
We had a wonderful few days at the Brass Lantern. Mary Anne is a wonderful host who goes out of her way to ensure you have everything you need and every day George cooks a fabulous 3 course breakfast. Stowe is a gorgeous village and the inn is perfectly placed to explore Vermont.
We had a wonderful few days at the Brass Lantern. Mary Anne is a wonderful host who goes out of her way to ensure you have everything you need and every day George cooks a fabulous 3 course breakfast. Stowe is a gorgeous village and the inn is perfectly placed to explore Vermont.
We stayed in room 160 which I think was an accessible room, ground floor (as were most), with easy access to the hot tub (which was super lovely - get there right on turning dusk and watch the sky turn blue to midnight to black). The room was great, super comfy king size bed. Breakfast was a buffet laid out that served fruit, granola, yoghurt, lots of breads (not GF), and avocado/tomatoes/cucumbers/fetta/gherkin that you build for yourself.
There was a communal chill out area which looked great...
We stayed in room 160 which I think was an accessible room, ground floor (as were most), with easy access to the hot tub (which was super lovely - get there right on turning dusk and watch the sky turn blue to midnight to black). The room was great, super comfy king size bed. Breakfast was a buffet laid out that served fruit, granola, yoghurt, lots of breads (not GF), and avocado/tomatoes/cucumbers/fetta/gherkin that you build for yourself.
There was a communal chill out area which looked great...
Suzanne
Reviewed February 8, 2025Reviewed February 8, 2025
My wife loves Sound of Music so this was a treat for her; we have visited before but not stayed. The hotel was scheduled as part of our coach tour which was cancelled due to lack of numbers so we decided to do similar by car. The staff are good and the room was excellent, if expensive. Most activities are add-ons and you PAY! Breakfast is not included either. The room and facilities are top class as is the food - both dinner and breakfast.
My wife loves Sound of Music so this was a treat for her; we have visited before but not stayed. The hotel was scheduled as part of our coach tour which was cancelled due to lack of numbers so we decided to do similar by car. The staff are good and the room was excellent, if expensive. Most activities are add-ons and you PAY! Breakfast is not included either. The room and facilities are top class as is the food - both dinner and breakfast.
Ian
Reviewed September 20, 2016Reviewed September 20, 2016
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What are motels like?
When you stay at a motel, you'll often find an outdoor pool and free parking. With a stay at a motel, you'll usually access your room from an outside corridor overlooking the car park. The word "motel" was conceived in 1925 in San Luis Obispo, California by the owner of the Milestone Mo-Tel.
What are the best motels in Calais?
This is one of the motels in the larger area that you can book. HILLTOP INN is located 19.1 km from the heart of Calais. Enjoy access to the 24-hour front desk, and freebies including WiFi and self-parking.
What things can I to do in Calais?
Some outdoorsy places nearby include Recreation Path, Joes Pond and Little River State Park. You'll find these family-friendly sights in the area: Vermont Ski Museum, Swimming Hole and Stowe Golf Park. While you're exploring the area, consider visiting Vermont State House, Lost Nation Theater and Straw Corner Shops.
What's the seasonal weather like in Calais?
Weather can make or break a road trip, so we've gathered some data about year-round temperatures in Calais to help you plan yours. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 16°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of -7°C. The snowiest months in Calais are March, January, December and February, with each month seeing an average of 55 cm of snowfall.
What are my options for getting around Calais while staying in a motel?
We’ve gathered some information about local transportation options in Calais to help you navigate your stay: Fly into Stowe, VT (MVL-Morrisville-Stowe State), which is located 12.2 mi (19.7 km) away. Otherwise, look for flights into Montpelier, VT (MPV-Edward F. Knapp State), which is 12.9 mi (20.8 km) away. If you'd like to explore around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.