For the money it's fine really. Service was pleasant and breakfast was suggested. Beds covered with a plastic liner so no bed bugs at all. Fridge and microwave both in the room, steambath option in bathroom. Outdated, yes, but sufficient and economical for the night. Bring hair conditioner as the only offer soaps and shampoo. Enjoy some Baliwood soaps too lol :) We enjoyed our stay.

I read a couple of reviews after I had booked and was dreading the stay but it was not as bad as I thought. The room was clean and a little on the small side. Very convenient location and a perfectly acceptable place to stay for one or two nights at a really affordable price. No exactly soundproof and we could hear some road noise but other than that it worked fine.

My folks have been going to this motel since the 60s anyway, and i have some nice memories of it from years ago. It never was posh, just a nice, low budget family motel. Habit is a funny thing; it makes you go back a half a dozen times after you decided maybe it is time to move on. We notice how they don't keep it up; how it just gets a little worse each time. I think these foreigners who run it are doing the best they can, but they come from a different culture. The breakfast, which was not done in the old days, is not an improvement. I've seen them set out donuts so old you're afraid to touch them. You can get a good breakfast down the street at Sewards, which unlike this place, is delightfully unchanged. This once comfy little motel in Rutland ain't what it used to be.

The biggest gripe is with the service when we needed to check out. I had the room for 1 night with my fiance, I was in Rutland for an job interview in the morning. I was running late and didn't get a chance to call back to tell the staff until about noon, but couldn't really understand the lady(there was an elderly Indian woman and man that were there, not sure if they are the owners or what..) Come to find out when I talked to my fiance when I got back at 2 is they kicked her out of the room at 11. The maid came to try and clean at 9:30, then 10:30, then the man came at 11, was rude and told her she had to go, watching her pack up, telling her to turn off the tv, etc.. So she went to wait in the office until I got back, and the man continued to berate her and scold her and basically make her feel like crap and in so many words made it clear he didn't want her waiting in the small office/lobby. So she had to wait outside in the Vermont winter for two hours until I got back. The whole ordeal for her was completely uncalled for, especially when most of the rooms were clearly vacant(it was a Monday). This was only her second time to Vermont, and I felt sorry that she didn't experience the traditional hospitality and kindness you'd find up here. Besides the horrendous customer service, the place was what you'd expect for a hotel of that price. Our room was fairly clean, a couple of the towels had little stains, I've stayed in worse, but the hot water didn't work in the faucet(did in the shower) and the thermostat was kind of hard to get right because it didn't have any temperatures on it.
I wouldn't recommend the place based on our experience with the staff, its unfortunate they don't care the least about their customers.