My fiance and I booked a ski trip to Mt Snow to celebrate his birthday. The website described the inn as "luxurious" and the descriptions sounded perfect for our stay. Upon arrival, the innkeeper was very unwelcoming. Although not rude, she certainly didn't have the outgoing, warm personality you expect from people in the hospitality industry. It seemed the guests were more of an imposition than an enjoyment.

Our room was quaint, but very small and run down. The tan carpet was very dirty, the curtains tattered, the sink was cracked. The towels and sheets were very low quality--think Econolodge. There was a polyester comforter on the bed. But most disappointing was the lack of housekeeping. Our bed was never made (we stayed 3 nights) and the room never tidied. The first day we thought maybe it was an oversight and decided not to mention it. The second day our trash was emptied and a bathmat left for us (one had not been provided ealier) so someone was in the room, but nothing else was done?! I would expect better service from a basic roadside motel!

The breakfast was very basic, although tasty. All 3 mornings the menu was the same--pancakes or eggs with side dishes of breakfast meat/fruit, bagels, etc...Knowing that the inn keepers were chefs, I thought they could have put a little more creativity into the morning menu! The innkeeper served as waitress and again showed no personal interest in her guests which was very different from previous experiences in B&B's.

We had intended to have a dinner there as the reviews for the food had been so good, however with such a poor overall impression of the place, we elected to enjoy some of the other excellent restaurants in the area.

On a positive note, the inn is very convenient to the mountain. There was always a roaring fire in the living room and crackers/cheese were provided as an afternoon snack. It was a little strange to still see Christmas stockings and other decorations around at the end of February. My impression is that the restaurant is the main focus here and the inn is a way to support it. Maybe I'm wrong....

There are many better B&B's in the area so I would recommend spending your money elsewhere. Maybe if the inn hadn't touted itself as a "luxury" establishment our expectations would have been lower, but I think we would have been disappointed regardless. We will not be back.

We stayed here for New years. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. However, it kind of had a stuffy feel. Like being in the room of your grandmother's house that has plastic on the couches. Our room was very tiny and it got so hot at night we had to use a fan in Vermont, in January! This was with the heat all the way down. It didn't make sense.
The breakfast was very good. Our stay overall was nice, but not great.

We did not actually stay at the Inn but had a wonderful and delicious dinner there on Xmas eve. The service was leisurely, and the dinner took 2 hrs but we enjoyed it and even our tween daughters did great.
In fact, one of them is a very picky eater (not as in just liking chicken nuggets but as in enjoying really good food but in small quantities) and she demolished two portions of the mushroom ravioli appetizers, unheard of for her.
The bread was soft, the salads were fresh. My steak with flavorful, onions and mashed potatoes were of high quality. My husband's tuna was slightly underflavored,although well prepared, and the polenta just a tad too al dente .
Everyone loved the desserts - and again, we are a tough-to-please crowd. The picky daughter had two connolis which had been clearly prepared that day (and she had just tried the ones at Ferrara's in NYC so she knows good connolis). My husband and I shared a strawberry napoleon which had freshly whipped cream, balsamic vinegar on the strawberries and good quality chocolate.
All in all, were were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food.

We recently went to Mount Snow vermont for a getaway weekend and stayed at The Doveberry Inn. We were greeted warmly by the innkeeper, and explained all the info we would need for our stay. We were hoping to see Moose while in Vermont, but the places we went and hiking we did, did not produce a glimpse, that's ok though, someday we will see one! The room was really cute, decorated like a cabin, appropriate for Vt! There was breakfast included and we got to order off a menu, which was nice from other places I have stayed. Dinner was amazing, you must dine here if you stay here! There was a fire going in the living room, which was really nice for after dinner, we had our coffee there in front of the fire. We will definitely be back!