Greenbrier Inn Killington

It was clean and comfortable. The owner was there the whole time and was really welcoming.

We spent two nights at Greenbriar Inn during an Appalachian Trail section hike. Our room was spacious, with a comfortable reading chair and a table big enough for us to eat and play cards. I enjoyed having a private balcony. Steve, the owner, was very helpful, even driving us to a nearby grocery store when the one across the street closed unexpectedly.

I can't think of anything I didn't like about this hotel.

The breakfast area was very well set up and provided a good continental breakfast (muffins, yoghurt, toast, cream cheese, as well as good snack bars). Both Diana and Steve treated me very well every time I met them.

I did not find anything worth complaining about. One suggestion: The driveway to the hotel is well marked. There is a mud field adjacent to the driveway/ Pay attention when you drive in at night, since the visibility could lead you into the mud field.

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Very outdated Water pipes must not have been used in a while it took some time to get running water out while putting air out We got a room with a “balcony” from the booking website-it was just a sliding door to a section of grass, 1 chair and 1 bistro table The bed and linens were very uncomfortable When we first arrived (after 3p per the check in time) we had to ring a phone to get help. When the employee arrived she hardly spoke, we felt like we were bothering her. We didn’t see anyone at the front desk the rest of the day or the following morning when we checked out.