I am writing from the Econo Lodge at the moment. If you like a good night sleep steer clear of this place. When we fist opened the door last night an overwhelming mussy odor assaulted my family. We thought we could deal with that because we were exhausted. The room was freezing so we turned on the heat. The heater... More

Called the hotel directly to reserve a room for 4, with a roll-away cot for one child. Got there, mgt said fire code does not allow roll-aways (rooms too tiny). Son slept on the floor (daughter got the bed).Room smelled & the A/C sounded like a jet engine. One night was one too many.

My husband and I stayed at the Econo Lodge during fall foliage season. We weren't there for that reason, just a bonus. This motel is very reasonably priced compared to other hotels/motels in the area. It was the only one I could find under $100. We booked on their website and paid $85 for a room with a king sized... More

Clean rooms right on the main street. about 30 minutes to Burlington, and very easy to find right off the interstate. I would book here again.

Stayed in one of the two rooms available above the office. Rooms are clean and comfortable. Just are short drive to downtown St Albans. Good place to stay for skiing at Jay Peak (about one hour away). Easy access from the Interstate.

We stayed at the St. Abans EconoLodge in October, 2004. We stayed one night, as we were traveling on to Montreal. The photos I looked at of the hotel were a wee bit deceptive. The photo shows a white house with a red roof, quaint, nice. The actual hotel rooms are behind and to the side of this house and... More