Quality Inn

They claim to have a free airport shuttle which is 100% not true. I had to pay $ 20 out of pocket for a shuttle even after confirming with the front desk that this would be free upon requesting the shuttle. The hotel itself if nice enough, however it is insanely loud. I will not be staying here again

Such a great little hotel. The people at the main desk are SO friendly and care about your stay. The room was very clean and a good size. The microwave and refrigerator were definitely a plus! The breakfast had good variety and I liked how they had cookies and coffee all day. The shower was also great!
I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a simple stay!

What a great little set up: a 5 star review for a 2 star hotel.
Perks:
— Price: Stayed for 3 nights and got the special weekend rate of $ 80 per night.
— Location– easy to get to Burlington’s gems (Flatbread, Blue Cat, Red Rock Park, Single Pebble)
— Dog friendly ($ 20 per night per dog) and easy grassy areas nearby (not on property) for them to be walked. (Side note: Please, pet owners be responsible– ALWAYS pick up after your dogs! had a couple gross step ins when it was dark).
— Dog friendly, V2: In rm 167, the nook where the refrigerator was also had the perfect amount of space for our two dog kennels for when we were not «home». I’m not sure if every pet friendly room had that but may be good to ask if you need that space.
— Gym– husband kept to his lifting weight routine with all their machines. For me, one of the treadmills didn’t work but the other one did, as did the elliptical (press start before playing with the resistances). No one else was there so we could also watch whatever we wanted during the workout.
— When headed back on the road, was offered a fresh coffee (thanks Sam!)
— Balcony also nice for natural light– I understand that some of the non-​pet friendly rooms on the higher floor have a little view of Lake Champlain
— TVs were well sized– not so big as to junk up the hole room– just right.
— Printer in lobby really helped with having maps for montreal (i.e. without cell/​navigation service).
— The front desk help (Danielle and another D-​gal) were always friendly
Recommendations:
— Would be nice if they used organic cleaning products and offered organic products for the soap/​shampoo.
— Ditto for breakfast– though I was grateful for seeing one organic banana

Had a pretty solid, two night stay there with the wife recently. We had two rooms booked, one for us and another for the in-​laws. We were able to park the car just a couple of feet away from one of the rooms and were only separated by a floor.
The rooms themselves were surprisingly spacious, clean and even had a balcony with a table and chairs. We even had a small glimpse of Lake Champlain from our room. The bathrooms were clean and the air conditioning worked very well. Oh and we even had a fridge in there! All in all, not bad.
The amenities in the hotel are limited however they have a very nice, indoor pool and a hot tub. We used both a lot over the weekend and that was definitely another highlight to our stay. That and the fact that the beds were super comfortable. It was like sleeping on giant, fluffy cotton balls.
I guess my only two complaints, keeping me from giving it a perfect score would be the breakfast which was not all that great. The selection was decent, but the actual quality of the food including the eggs and bacon, and the juices, was quite low. I would have happily paid slightly more per night to get a better quality meal but instead had to settle for some PJ & J sandwiches and ultra-​sugary juices. My second complaint was the quality of their complimentary wifi. None of us could connect to it and when we did, most of the pages including our emails timed out. It was impossible for me to get any work done with it.
Would I stay there again? Absolutely. It was a great stay and the service was friendly and the location, right on route 7 makes it a very ideal and practical place to stay since it’s just a few minutes away from downtown Burlington.

Stayed at this hotel last week. Wasn’t expecting much upon booking but it turned out much nicer than other higher rated hotels in the area. Staff was very friendly. The room was clean and the bathroom looked newly renovated. There was a balcony in our room and it was nice to be able to enjoy the fresh air. The breakfast was nice and not as horrible as others claimed. You can definitely find something to eat. This hotel is great for families. I would definitely come back.

This hotel is pretty nice for the price (I stayed in the winter so prices are probably lower). The two staff members that I dealt with were very helpful and courteous. The room was clean and mostly well-​maintained. I didn’t use the fitness room but checked it out; it’s better equipped than most hotels of that size.
I did not take advantage of the breakfast so cannot comment on it.

I have states in this hotel’s several times and very clean and very professional customer service have the front desk especially there’s a guy named Sam very professional I just want to say keep going guys great service great job thank you so much

This is a well-​run hotel. The manager and the staff do a great job of making guests feel at home and responding to specific needs. The location is excellent because it’s close to Burlington but in a quieter area with a free breakfast, nice restaurants nearby, and accessible to Shelburne Museum, blueberry picking and other fun stuff. There’s even a bowling alley next door and an excellent pool on site at the hotel.

So this is converted from some other hotel. I think the Quality Inn as a company did a great job of the restoration. The lay out is a little clunky, but given that the pool used to be an out side pool, and the hallway leading to the pool used to be rooms where the doors were facing the parking lot, not too bad. Not, it is not a 5 star joint but it has great amenities: nice big indoor pool, very nice hot tub, great work out facility, and a nice dry sauna.
As for the WiFi, none in our party had any issues and we had connectivity through our the room (2^nd floor), roaming thorough the halls and by the pool.
My only complaint, the vending area is on the lower floor and the soda was warm.
We had a great rate and I think this was a great value.

I will never stay here again. The hallways smelled. The room had free WIFI, but you had to be sitting near the door to use it, it wouldn’t connect inside the room. The beds were terrible. In fact the kids didn’t want to sleep in them.
The breakfast was terrible, so don’t bother with it and head to the Skinny Pancake instead.
I’m giving it a one star because it is walking distance from a restaurant across the street that had some really nice beers on tap.

Friendly service gave us good deal and are pet friendly too. Room was clean but the cleaner they use is so powerful you can taste it, as the previous viewer had said. We did come in right after it was cleaned. One odd thing is that you can’t close the curtains just shears so not really private or dark, this is a first, have never had a room you couldn’t close the shades. Breakfast was okay

Thomas and I weren’t really looking to spend this much on a basic hotel, but really didn’t have too much of a choice since we were on a fairly last-​minute getaway during Presidents’ Day weekend — we ended up paying $ 206 for two nights (one night slightly more expensive than the other).
The room was fine, very comfy. It was a non-​smoking room but there was some sort of residual scent.
I really wanted to stay in a hotel with a hot tub and was pretty satisfied with the one we found here. Not private — clearly — but we were able to pour some champagne into paper cups and pretend that we were in a classy, romantic place (once the four boisterous children finally tired of the jaccuzi and left).
The treadmill in the fitness room did not work so I had to use the silly elliptical machine instead, which turned out ok. No one was down there when I was, and I got the impression that this was not a very popular part of the hotel… one of those things that they have just so they can say that they have it, and not because people use it. I was actually surprised by how much equipment was available; none of it new by any means, but you could really put in a good workout if you were so inclined.
Being a bit of a health food junkie, the continental breakfast bar did not offer much for me besides suspiciously large bananas. For those with less specific dietary desires, it would be great — waffles, cereal, juice, fruit, eggs, sausage. Pretty basic Sysco type stuff, but you could fill up if you wanted to do so.
The front desk folk were very nice, especially the gentleman who checked us in. When we checked out after our two-​night stay, I was a little disappointed to hear the front desk lady and another hotel worker talking about how loud and disrespectful and yadda yadda yadda some of the kids staying at the hotel were (probably the jaccuzi hogs). Yes, the children were loud and could be considered annoying, but I found that kind of chatter pretty unprofessional.
It was comfortable enough, the amenities were nice enough. I would have liked to give this place a higher rating and probably would have if our bill was 50 – 60 or so bucks cheaper.

Good service and nice rooms. Thr free breakfast is terrible though so if that’s the only reason you’re making reservations, don’t.

Not bad. Needs an update but it was the best deal around.

I have stayed here in the past when it was the Travelodge I believe. We spent a weekend in VT and we decided on here. It is now the Quality Inn. My husband forgot to mention the dog originally and we were on the second floor. When I reminded him and he told the front we had to move to another room after already settling in. It was a pain but the manager was nice enough to comp us the pet fee. We have had no problems here. Staying in November the pool and hot tub were all ours. My three year old seemed to be the only child there! Breakfast was… ehh. The make your own waffle were awesome but can’t say that about anything else. The skim milk was sour, the Apple juice fermented, and the oj was concentrate. Yuck. Other than that the hotel was with the average price.