Greenbrier Inn

End-of-season trip in search of foliage, at the Greenbrier Inn we found a cozy and special place, a family atmosphere. Very spacious room, clean. Rich breakfast, to be managed independently.

The price reflected an upmarket stay. I prefer to avoid writing poor reviews but I feel guests should know the fair understanding of the property. The lodgings desk was unattended but staff in the gift shop were attentive and very friendly and showed me to my room. The morning staff member at breakfast was also friendly. The pool advertised was half full and out of use. The room’s linens and towels were clean and comfortable. However, the toilet was heavily stained. The water was undrinkable. Bottled water was available in the dining room which I used instead. The fridge was hot and didn’t cool at all during my stay and I threw food out. Ice was available and I attempted to cool the fridge with it to no avail. The remote control did not operate the TV, irrespective of what button was pressed. The remote wasn’t flat as a light lit up but nothing changed on the TV itself. The price is more than a fully self contained suite for two nights in Burlington. The lodge itself is dated and could use renovation.

We made a last minute decision to spend the night in Killington and we were so happy with the Greenbrier! Stephen made us feel welcome and at home. The adjoining gift shop was an added bonus, we got lost in there! Nice continental breakfast. Would definitely recommend!