Overview
by Kimberly Liu
You’ll find comfort and charm at this affordable motel conveniently located in Manchester, Vermont, approximatley 20 minutes from Bromley and Stratton Mountain ski areas. Enjoy the outlets and museums in Manchester as well as an array of year-round outdoor activities in the Green Mountains. Nipper’s cafe at the motel opened in 2011 and serves breakfast and dinner Wednesday to Monday. Check for ski and stay packages and additional summer promotions.
Our Editor Loves
- Comfortable and affordable rooms
- Close proximity to town and area ski resorts
- Onsite dining at Nipper's Cafe
Family Interests
- Bicycling
- Golf
- Hiking
- Skiing
Family Amenities
- Pool
- Refrigerator
Reviews
by Nicole T
This was our first stop on a road trip through New England. I have to stay of all of the places we stayed (all motels), this was the best. They had directv and a good size tv in the room which we loved. The bed was a nice pillow top mattress which was very comfortable. The room itself was clean and well appointed with all the standard comforts like a microwave, mini fridge and coffee maker. The only thing I felt it was missing was a little table to sit at if you wanted to eat. The bathroom was really nice, great large shower! There is a restaurant attached to the motel where we had a nice breakfast one morning. If you’re looking for a modestly priced but nice accommodation just minutes outside of Manchester, this is your place! Overall we had no complaints.
by rt1150
I recently had the good fortune to spend the night here on a solo trip through Vermont. The hosts, Adam and Karen, run a comfortable property, priced well, and their pride in their business is quite obvious.
Being talkative and a small business owner myself, we discussed the difficulties in pleasing everyone all the time. They try very hard and it shows. The room I stayed in was very comfortable with a nicely tiled walk in shower. I know Adam continually tries to upgrade the rooms.
Another benefit was the on site restaurant which served me a great filet, cooked perfectly, with a very fair wine pour. The luxury of a large bowl of tasty vanilla ice cream afterwards, for only $2.75, capped off my evening. While I could have spent three or four times more at the Equinox, I drove northward the next morning, after a hearty "Irish" breakfast and chat with Adam, with the feeling my money had been well spent. Value received.
I will certainly visit again when I am in the area.