4 Stars Hotels in Vermont, United States

As a Hilton Honors Diamond member, I enjoy staying at different properties throughout the Hilton portfolio. On a recent quick trip up to Burlington, I decided to stay at this Doubletree. I found the property to be clean and spacious. While I wasn't able to actually choose a room through pre-check-in, I was assigned to a room at the end of the hall which was adequate for my needs. Despite facing the freeway interchange, noise was no factor. There was plenty of space for my belongings. The internet and TV worked fine, and there were enough outlets to charge my devices. Buffet breakfast in the Atrium was great as well. The only nit I have is that the property's web page advertises a ”free local shuttle” which I never got to use. I travelled to & from Burlington by Amtrak and would be at Union Station downtown. I called the hotel by phone during my travels to Burlington and was told that the shuttle would not be available when the train arrives shortly before 10 PM. OK.... I would take Uber. But they told me one would be available to take me downtown in the morning. When I inquired at check-in about a shuttle in the morning, I was told that it doesn't go to the train station but only goes to other locations. OK.... I'd Uber back as well. Round trip cost me over $60 because I had to reserve the hotel-bound trip in advance to ensure no long wait at 10 PM. Overall it was a great stay, and the location comes recommended (if you don't need a ride to travel there!)

My husband and I love this hotel. Found by accident, as we originally booked the equinox, but after checking in and realizing that was a big mistake, the Kimpton THANKFULLY had room for us. Every single staff interaction was a win, from guest services (Max) to Front desk (brittany) to restaurant, etc. Extremely dog friendly but no dog smells in the hallways, common rooms, or room itself. Highly airconditioned, modern, and bright as well as airy feeling. The pool feels very European in an enclosed courtyard, the large porches were lovely to have a drink, sip coffee or just take in the mountain view. Its also situated on the main street, so we walked many times down to various restaurants , etc. We did call the shuttle bus to come a few times, and it did, promptly and rescued us from the heat wave. We also met some other lovely guests! Many of them in for the horse competition/show, and others there with their dogs for a hike, or just to enjoy the beautiful town. We hope to come back in the winter season to enjoy all that this hotel offers. Obsessed!

It feels so-so, it seems like a luxury, but it's been a long time

As a Hilton Honors Diamond member, I enjoy staying at different properties throughout the Hilton portfolio. On a recent quick trip up to Burlington, I decided to stay at this Doubletree. I found the property to be clean and spacious. While I wasn't able to actually choose a room through pre-check-in, I was assigned to a room at the end of the hall which was adequate for my needs. Despite facing the freeway interchange, noise was no factor. There was plenty of space for my belongings. The internet and TV worked fine, and there were enough outlets to charge my devices. Buffet breakfast in the Atrium was great as well. The only nit I have is that the property's web page advertises a ”free local shuttle” which I never got to use. I travelled to & from Burlington by Amtrak and would be at Union Station downtown. I called the hotel by phone during my travels to Burlington and was told that the shuttle would not be available when the train arrives shortly before 10 PM. OK.... I would take Uber. But they told me one would be available to take me downtown in the morning. When I inquired at check-in about a shuttle in the morning, I was told that it doesn't go to the train station but only goes to other locations. OK.... I'd Uber back as well. Round trip cost me over $60 because I had to reserve the hotel-bound trip in advance to ensure no long wait at 10 PM. Overall it was a great stay, and the location comes recommended (if you don't need a ride to travel there!)

As a Hilton Honors Diamond member, I enjoy staying at different properties throughout the Hilton portfolio. On a recent quick trip up to Burlington, I decided to stay at this Doubletree. I found the property to be clean and spacious. While I wasn't able to actually choose a room through pre-check-in, I was assigned to a room at the end of the hall which was adequate for my needs. Despite facing the freeway interchange, noise was no factor. There was plenty of space for my belongings. The internet and TV worked fine, and there were enough outlets to charge my devices. Buffet breakfast in the Atrium was great as well. The only nit I have is that the property's web page advertises a ”free local shuttle” which I never got to use. I travelled to & from Burlington by Amtrak and would be at Union Station downtown. I called the hotel by phone during my travels to Burlington and was told that the shuttle would not be available when the train arrives shortly before 10 PM. OK.... I would take Uber. But they told me one would be available to take me downtown in the morning. When I inquired at check-in about a shuttle in the morning, I was told that it doesn't go to the train station but only goes to other locations. OK.... I'd Uber back as well. Round trip cost me over $60 because I had to reserve the hotel-bound trip in advance to ensure no long wait at 10 PM. Overall it was a great stay, and the location comes recommended (if you don't need a ride to travel there!)

It feels so-so, it seems like a luxury, but it's been a long time