Tucker Hill Lodge

My room was down in a 'basement' type area. Very inconvenient for luggage as there was no convenient way to enter the area. I ended up leaving luggage in the car extracting just enough for the next day. The bathroom was efficient but tiny.

The property is relatively quiet and secluded, which is nice. The room was a real letdown for the $218 price tag. Very creaky bed, tiny bathroom sink with only luke warm water, cramped shower, no in-room coffee maker, no breakfast offerings of any kind, and no apparent way to raise or lower the heat in the room. We woke up at 3am with our sheets soaked in sweat, so we slept the last two hours on top of the bedspread since at least it was still dry. To be clear, there is a small window air conditioner, but no heater control. We set the AC on 70, but the heater in the room easily overpowered the tiny AC unit and left the room uncomfortably hot. Overall, the quality of the room is akin to a $75 roadside motel, not what you’d expect for a room that cost triple that amount. I’ve never left a 2-star review anywhere, but I feel like travelers need to know this experience was uncomfortable and grossly overpriced. You’re paying Marriott prices and getting a Rusty’s Roadside Motel & Tire Change Center experience.

Staff is helpful and friendly

Clean , quiet, quaint

Very nice

So friendly, and spot-on with recommendations, including suggesting we dine right away, before the fabulous restaurant closed! Convenient location to all we wanted to do. Great activity recommendations!

Safe

One of the prettiest and best places I’ve stayed. Everything you could want out of a stay in Vermont! They went above and beyond to make it a great experience!

Great property. Great location. Support team were excellent! Returned calls promptly, accommodated an early check in for us due to our travel plans. Recommend!

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Clean, quaint, close to resort, town and trails.

Fantastic little inn set in the scenic Green Mountains. Check in and out was super easy with text/digital communication. The common areas of the in are beautiful and accommodating with plenty of seating areas inside an out to enjoy the seasonal setting. I will absolutely be staying again!

We were disappointed that very little was offered in the way of amenities such as breakfast tea. Our room had a patio/balcony that we couldn’t use exit would set off an alarm. Our room was on the second floor and the stairs were very steep. The mattress and pillows were very uncomfortable. The wi-fi was very spotty and kept cutting out. On the good side, our hostess provided ice for my husband who has a fractured ankle. She was very pleasant. There really wasn’t anything to eat for breakfast so it would be nice if even a continental breakfast was offered.

The property was lovely, easy parking and comfortable bed.
Loved the puzzle in the common area

The lodge was located in very rural mountains area and the landscape was beautiful and scenic. The property was well kept however they need to consider upgrading their electrical system. The staff were very attentive and responsive to our needs. While they conducted a subway and advised us of the situation in the area. Or needs to be said about the lack of food options or even a general store. But overall, we had a wonderful time in the area was absolutely beautiful.

Lovely location, great communication, easy access and check in. I would definitely stay again!

Clean and quiet!

Lovely room!

Be prepared to take your life in your hands attempting to ascend the 6 inch deep mud slop covering the hill driveway during the spring. With deep ditches to either side, it was a terrifying experience.

We stayed at the Lodge for three days and never saw a human who identified as working there, so don’t expect any in-person assistance or questions answered. There is no food apart from some pay-as-you-go snacks in the lobby.

Worst of all, when my child had a ski accident and we needed to cut our vacation short, Tucker Hill Lodge informed us over text that they would offer no credit or refund for the three remaining nights on our booking. I suppose it’s easy to have such a shockingly unkind policy when you hide your entire staff behind texting and never need to look anyone in the eye.

Rooms are cramped.