No sink/kitchenette. Old 25 inch tvs. Very comfortable beds, and lift-side

We had our wedding at Stowe Mountain Resort and given the amount of money we were generating for the resort, service for our guests and us should have been at least average. Much to our dismay, not even the bare minimum was provided. Some of our guests couldn’t check in until 5pm, an hour after posted check-in time! Even then, the rooms weren’t completely clean. Additionally, members of the wedding party were staying in one of the cottages that is part of The Inn and even though it hadn’t been used the night before, it too wasn’t ready or completely clean by 5pm. I suspect that most of the competent employees now work at the five-star Stowe Mountain Lodge down the road. Whatever the case, stay anywhere but here.

The room was on the bottom floor, room 30. The room had a seperate bedroom, 2 TVs and 2 doors for bathroom, so every time you open one door the other slams shut waking up anyone who dares to sleep in the queen beds, I went in the bed i slept for twenty minutes, the musty mold smell so much i slept with my shirt over my nose. To rid the room of the smell we went to the store to get several air fresheners. Every five minutes i sprayed the room with clean linen smell and later lit a candle. Wen my family went to sleep i closed the curtains with my shirt over my nose. I attemped to sleep, but the musts so strong i decieded to sleep in my car.

We got married at Stowe 10 years ago. Everyone stayed at the Inn and we had our small reception at the Fireside Tavern. We returned to celebrate our anniversary last week. The attention we received from the staff was excellent! They even offered to drive us up to the main mountain lodge so that we could be there for opening (the Inn's Toll House lift starts spinning an hour later). When I requested to borrow plates and champagne glasses, a staff member showed up at my room within two minutes. Everyone was so pleasant and made us feel welcome from start to finish. The mid-week pricing made it an affordable, yet conveniently located mini-vacation as well. The rooms were large, very clean and well maintained. We had a fridge and lots of space to spread out our gear. However, if you need a flashy new hotel, this isn't it. Little has changed in terms of decor since our wedding (and it needed updating then). But the bed was comfortable and the room had everything it needed. I have to agree with other reviewers that the continental breakfast was disappointing. There were the basics: juice, coffee, yogurt, bagels and muffins. A little fresh fruit and hard boiled eggs would have helped. Over the years, we've stayed at several other moderately priced inns in town. They haven't really been any nicer or less expensive and we couldn't ski right home. If you have lots of money (which we don't), you'll probably be happier at the flashy new Spruce Peak Lodge - it's gorgeous, but you'll even have to pay for parking. If you want a good value at an extraordinarily expensive resort, this is a great choice!