In no way worth the $225 we paid after the discount we received for the awful experience - not only was the room dilapidated, but the lack of attention to detail was appalling.

After being assured that there was air conditioning, the window unit did not work properly. In the middle of the night we were so hot that we tried to open the windows, but there were no screens and too many bugs outside. At that point, we discovered that both the windows and panes were filthy. In the bathroom, paint was badly peeling on walls and ceiling, mold was on walls and floors and countless dead bugs lay in the ceiling light. In the morning, we actually discovered trash from the previous guest - tags off a pair of socks - in our bed. Also a result of sloppy housekeeping, we found no toilet paper, as well as a chewed on pen and used pad of paper on the nightstand by our bed.

We'd checked into hotel during the afternoon without bringing in our luggage. When we returned to the hotel around 9:30 at night there was no one around to rectify the issues that could have been resolved. We would have left and gone to another hotel, had we not had exhausted kids in tow. By the way, the crib we requested when making the reservations and checking in was not in the room.

While staff at the front desk did take $20 off the price of our room when we checked out, they did not appear at all concerned, shocked, or surprised to hear our catalog of complaints. Perhaps this was not the first time they'd heard such grievances. I e-mailed the hotel manager regarding our stay, but never heard back from him. Go somewhere else.

My husband and I visited VT for the first time during the Balloon Festival in June of 04. We had a very nice room and a fabulous dinner with gourmet quality food. The breakfast buffet was plentiful, with a wide variety of foods. Our first morning during breakfast the hot air balloons went over the Inn and landed behind! Our waitress let us know and we ran out to enjoy them! We are planning to visit again this Balloon Festival and hope to stay at the Inn. Yes it is a little pricey but for a romantic weekend away with a nice room and unbelievably great food we would choose this Inn again. W. Keating, Westborough, MA.

My husband and I stayed at The Quechee Inn about four years ago and still to this day I remember how unpleasant it was there. I had read about The Quechee Inn and it sounded beautiful. Well, don't judge a book by it's cover because it looks beautiful from the outside, but our room was another story. We had gotten a honeymoon suite thinking "This should be such a nice room." Think again. As we made our way up the stairs there were tons (and I mean tons) of spiders and spider webs hanging down everywhere like the place hadn't been cleaned in years. Not only that, but there were men working on a room next to us, banging and pounding all day. Our room was nothing special, definatly NOT worth $200 per night. We were so dissappointed with The Inn that we left a day early to go home. Not that The Quechee Inn has anything to do with the way people act in their town, but I found Quechee, VT very snobby and not at all welcoming. If you don't mind this, then you probably wouldn't mind staying here, but if you like the more friendly version of a vacation, try looking someplace else. Hope this helps people by not wasting more money at The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm.

The Quechee Inn is a very nice facility at a beautful location. Walking along Quechee Gorge and driving through the hills to see colors is a great experience. The common area is very nice with a comfortable fireplace during fall and winter.

The rooms are somewhat pricey for the size but the overall experience is worth the cost.