Four-Star Hotels in Vermont

Blind Tiger Inn is a beautifully renovated old mansion. We loved the room we booked on the main floor with a fireplace. The bed was very comfortable and the sheets and towels were of excellent quality. There were several comfortable areas in the house to sit and read or enjoy a snack from the supply provided by the inn.

The accommodation was modern and cosy with everything that we needed. It was spotlessly clean. The location was beautiful as the property was overlooking a lake surrounded by trees. It was so serene. It was also on the Appalachian Trail which we found out by chance.

Staff was delightful - extremely friendly and helpful! Property was very well maintained, it appeared newly renovated with lots of character due to the art pieces displayed both in the room and on the grounds. Breakfast was small but very nice with high quality items. Great quiet location close to town and other attractions. Very reasonably priced. We really enjoyed our stay and would come back again!

Reasonable location just outside the town centre away from busy traffic and crowds. Reasonably sized room. Most fixtures were functional. On-site restaurant was a plus, considering only handful of food outlets operated at dinner time in the town full of tourists. Eating elsewhere required booking or lengthy waiting. House salad was fresh and of good quality.

For a 2 star hotel, it was way better then most of 3 star hotels i stayed on the west coast and in some ways even better then a few 4 stars (cleanliness, AC, facilities). As a plus, the setting is very pretty. Deacent BF for hotel rating.

Very comfortable bedroom with modern decor. Good location with pub and restaurant beside the hotel.

I liked that the property was newly renovated and the main lodge was roomy with lots of comfortable quality furnishings. The staff were very friendly and accommodated any requests without hesitation. The indoor pool and sauna were beautiful and the hot tub and outdoor pool as well. The location was close to restaurants, a movie theatre and a short walk to Stowe's downtown centre.

The hotel has evolved from a 19th century livery/stagecoach building that has been modernised, renovated and expanded upon over the years, however, this has been done exceedingly well as the inn is now very comfortable, cosy and equipped with everything modern accomodation should have but has managed to retain a huge amount of 'old-world charm'. Our room was huge (in the Coach House building), the breakfast room light and airy with view of the town's cute main street and the meals we had at the restaurant were excellent.

Great location right in town, lovely facilities - pool, sauna, full gym, dining. Despite being a historic Inn, facilities are very modern, and rooms feel very private. Would definitely stay here again if travelling to Stowe.