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"The Ultimate Eastern United States Ski Experience! Majestic mountain views and steps from the slopes! That’s only some of the finer points of the luxurious and rustic Mountain Inn at Killington. Situated at 47 Old Mill Road in Killington, VT, this inn is a 1 minute car ride or short walk to the “Beast of the East” known as Killington. The walk is perhaps 5 minutes from door-to-chairlift at Ramshead Mountain—one of six peaks that compromise Killington ski resort, which looms in the distance from the grounds of the inn. The inn is cozy, quiet, clean, modern yet rustic, and dog-friendly. There’s lots to enjoy from the on-site whiskey distillery and restaurant (Still on the Mountain), the bar, and the breakfast nook which serves a generous array of morning pick-me-ups including scones, sweet rolls, fruit, cold cereal in individually packaged bowl containers, Chobani Greek yogurt, water, juice, coffee and tea. I took my dog with me on a ski trip and we stayed two nights in April. On property you will also find a gift shop, live music on Friday and Saturday nights, an outdoor heated pool (no dogs allowed) plus a small gym and game room with a pool table and corn hole set-up for indoor fun. There is no air conditioning, and my room got hot at times so to cool it off you may opt to shut off the heat and open a window. I did, and the mountain air cooled things off nicely. My room was beautifully designed with a walk-in shower with sliding glass door, two queen beds, wooden headboards!"

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"Enjoyed our stay greatly. Freindly staff fair breakfast and loved being set back in woods a bit!"

"I enjoyed my stay at the Shire. It’s an odd mix of comfort, luxury, bargain and practicality. The room was clean and comfortable, if a bit worn. I sprang for a river front room, which was an excellent idea. The deck outside my door was right off of the lawn at the edge of the water, and it was a delight to have the soothing water sounds outside. In better weather, you can use the fire pits and Adirondack chairs to create a cozy vibe at the water’s edge. The drawback to the waterfront rooms is that you have to navigate a steep, rough staircase beside the building. The hotel’s location just minutes from downtown Woodstock was perfect. I even walked comfortably to Billings Farm, one of the town’s major sights. Be careful about closures out of season — many restaurants and shops were closed while I was there. But there’s a grocery store across the street that has a deli and prepared food. There’s a nice park (a reclaimed landfill) almost next door, with natural playground equipment and a walking trail. I visited friends at a higher-end resort down the street; they had an onsite restaurant, but I think my setting at the Shire was nicer!"

"The kitchen in the room was very convenient "

"Really loved the whole experience!"