The Woodstock Inn & Resort is located in Woodstock, some 10 miles off the Interstate 89 at the south end of Vermont. The town of Woodstock is quite pretty and has a number of great shops and some nice restaurants. It's worth a stroll through the town just to look at the architecture.

The main building of the Inn has very well appointed rooms. Our room had a very comfortable king-size bed, beautiful furniture and a flat-panel TV. The bathroom was spectacular since it was also completely renovated. It's a nice change from our last visit to this Inn. The design team should be congratulated.

All meals during this particular stay were served only in the main dining room because the breakfast area was just about to open after a much-needed major renovation. A couple more days and we would have been able to enjoy it too.

We tried a variety of food from the Inn's new dinner menu. Each plate was nicely prepared and presented. I think the chef got it right with this new menu! However, the breakfast left a lot to be desired: The pancakes and eggs benedict from the buffet were so over done that they could have been used for skeet shooting. There simply wasn't enough turn-over for the buffet and there was little attention paid to the food left in the pans. As a result, the burners over cooked the food. The management of the Inn went far beyond all expectations and canceled the cost of the entire breakfast for everyone at our table. (It pays to be polite, but to the point.)

Here are some things we didn't try at this Inn, only because we were on a very tight schedule, but we fully intend to the next time we're in town: their Spa facilities, Racquet & Fitness Club and the Golf Club. Hopefully some of our TripAdvisor friends have their own stories to tell about these facilities. We would like to hear their feedback!

Just spent a long July 4 weekend at the Woodstock Inn and unfortunately I came away disappointed. But first the positives. The location of the hotel couldn’t be better, situated downtown in the quaint village of Woodstock Vt. You are just a few steps from the town center where there are a handful of small shops and restaurants. There is even a covered bridge across the street from the hotel. As for the hotel itself, the front lawn and entrance way is beautiful with a large lawn and small garden lining the walkway to the main entrance. In the rear of the hotel is another lawn that serves as a putting green and is adjacent to the outside pool.

Unfortunately, with the exception of the pool area, there is no where to sit outside. There are a few wooden benches scattered around the property, but if you are looking to sit out on a warm summer day and relax, there is absolutely no place to go. This is disappointing, since most of the properties I have stayed at in VT have nice porches or gardens where you can sit enjoy the outdoors. Inside the hotel it is very dark, I can imagine on a cold winter day it might be nice with the fire roaring in the main lobby, but during the summer it is a real downer.

The room was very disappointing. We paid nearly $300 a night and the room was very small and the bathroom was tiny. Like the rest of the hotel the rooms were very dark, with small windows. I cannot comment on the restaurant, as each morning when we went for breakfast there was at least a ½ wait and in the evening we chose to go out.

A little over a mile down the street there is a fitness center and golf course. The fitness center is ok, has a nice indoor pool, but is a bit run down. The golf course looked nice although I didn’t get a chance to play. One final note, we made our reservation online and requested a number of extras (fruit plate, Woodstock branded wine, etc.) all of which was supposed to be delivered to our room once we checked in – we never saw it.

All in all, our stay in the Woodstock Inn was ok, it is in a great location, but the Inn is over priced for what it delivers and you can have a much better experience at some of the higher end B&Bs around. We won’t be going back.

We recently spent four days at the Woodstock Inn and found it to be excellent. The staff are extremely helpful and pleasant and the classic rooms in the Tavern Wing are just beautiful. There is a new restaurant opening in early August which will serve lunch and dinner. The main dining room will only serve breakfast and will be used for events. We only had breakfast at the inn so we can't comment on dinner. . . they are breaking ground for a new spa which will be located directly behind the hotel vs. down the road although we were able to get a shuttle back and forth when needed. The inn is centrally located and within walking distance to art galleries, restaurants, etc. We will be back and rate this inn much higher than the overpriced Equinox in Manchester, VT. . .

I've stayed at the Woodstock inn several times over the years.

The rooms were updated prior to our last stay and they are very nice. The bathrooms/linens etc are all top notch.

The main restaurant is good (jacket required). We had kids and we ate in the pub for Breakfast and Dinner. In my opinion the level of quality doesn't match the prices you pay, even considering the fact this is an upscale hotel. Bentley's, across the street, is a decent and lively alternative that we enjoy. It's fairly kid friendly too. They are renovating the cafe (which was a bit tired) and it may be open by now.

There is an offsite pool and gym which are excellent. Golf and Tennis as well though we didn't make use of that.

The Woodstock Inn is a great bargain if you stay in the off season. It's the nicest hotel in the region by a mile and it charges appropriately in the high season.