Hotels in Proctor

"Our room(s) were clean, with spotless white bedding. The weather was SUPER cold while we were there and yet the rooms stayed comfortably warm! Brett & Casey were very responsive to any questions we had and my 3-year old granddaughter insisted on meeting them! I received great advice on the local restaurants (with tips for beating the crowds) and also about the bus schedules. The hotel is located right next door to one of the most popular restaurants in the area! Thanks, guys! "

"The room was clean and the staff were helpful. The breakfast set up was good with plenty of hot food as well as other options and ample seating for everyone. Would definitely stay here again for a ski trip. Easy 25 min drive to Killington"

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"clean, quiet, warm room. Comfortable beds."

"Very good. Nice place. Clean."

"Had a great stay"

"We were two families with 4 patents and three teens, coming to Killington to ski. We enjoyed our stay so much! It was cozy and comfortable, the continental breakfast was nice, saving us precious time before heading to the slopes. Highly recommend!"

"Everything was great. The breakfast is a welcome addition"

"The place should be excellent in the summer, and we will probably go back there. It was way too cold for us to appreciate the scenery - hence, thought of going back there in warmer days. The check-in was somewhat confusing. I got my room number in advance via email (or check-in link?). I mistakenly thought that it was a contactless check-in, so we went to our room first. But we had to check in in the office. Despite the COLD weather, there were people tending the place, so it was easy to find help. Overall, it was smooth. The breakfast was simple and I LIKED that a lot (over having choices of food I do not eat). They had cereals, yogurt, muffin, two types of fruits and boiled eggs. I saw employees tending the rooms and parking lots despite the cold weather, so kudos to them. There were plenty of towels, and there were more towels the next day by the door (I think I heard the door knock, but I thought it was next door do I ignored it). "