My husband's family used to come here every December to ski at Killington (now we are all quite busy). I've stayed there twice - once with his whole family and once with just him. We enjoy it; the kitchens are well equipped and the rooms are clean. I would stay here again, although it is relatively expensive during high season. The breakfast is ok: we got some things from the continental breakfast and then made something in our room too. It is nice to go with a big group of people who you know - when my husband and I stayed there the group of people in the room next to us was quite noisy.

I was in the lobby getting a coffee. There weren't any creamers out on the counter anywhere so I opened the fridge under the coffee counter and took out 3 creamers for my coffee. This guy, the assistant GM verbally assaulted me, made sarcastic snide remarks to my face and more or less showed a total lack of professionalism. The fridge did have an "employees only" sign on it but geez I was just looking for a little half and half to put in my coffee. Its not like I was stealing food or trying to stuff a 12 pack of beer in there. You'd think if it was such a serious issue they would keep creamers out on the counter like the rest of the coffee serving world does. When I told him there was no reason for him to treat me so disrespectfully he wanted to argue about it and he said i didn't deserve it because I didn't ask for permission to open the fridge. (I guess that gives him the right to be a total jerk?) When I asked him his name he wouldn't tell me. He only said he was the God [-] Assistant GM. As for the property. I didn't do breakfast. The bathroom was not cleaned very well and the garbage bins were not emptied. I didn't bother bringing this up management. Figured it wouldn't go over very well given the creamer incident. Place is a little pricey for what you get in my opinion.

We had two couples staying in two different rooms. Each room was the large room with the kitchenette. The room was pretty nice and spacious. We all had the same complaintes... the water was a little unpredictable and the heater, which is usually right next to the bed, is VERY loud and it turns on and off constantly. A little pricey for what you get I think.

The Comfort Inn is one of the few chain motels near the slopes. Its location is close to the Killington lodges. This type of motel fits in very well for the adult skiier or boarder. This is a motel and as such, access to your room is by driving and exterior steps. The rooms are fine and sound does travel from the hallways and other rooms.