The Black Mountain Inn

I visit Brattleboro every six weeks, and often stay overnight. This was my first time trying the Black Mountain Inn, and I recommend it. It's quirky, both in design and decor. There does seem to be some ongoing renovation work. It has that "old building" smell, but that's just Vermont for you. It was: Spotless Comfortable Newer furniture and decor Hosted by an absolutely charming woman from India, who I am now thinking of as my new grandma.

The woman on staff at reception called me because I was going to be past 10 pm arrival. She took care of everything for me and deserves praise. Thanks

Clean but dated large rooms feels cozy comfortable bed microwave, and TV in room. Nice towels would stay here again

Check-in was fast & easy. Room was clean but nothing special. Grab & go breakfast was served starting at 7:30am... a bit late for us as we left at 7am to go skiing.

Thorough; efficient staff; comfortable, good price and very convenient to downtown Brattleboro.

I liked the motel very much. Sadly, I was awakened by the people in the room next door at around 4 am. They were definitely on something Loud talking, yelling, singing etc. continued until about 9:30 am, when I guess they finally went to sleep. Having those people next door was scary and disruptive.

****FYI, there is no Uber here or taxi service! Public transportation is one bus (which is free) that stops running around 5pm and does not operate on Sundays***** Black Mountain Inn was a nice stay, room was clean, staff was friendly and readily available. There are a few convenient things within walking distance, like a grocery store, some places to eat and a bowling alley, but downtown and any actual sites are at least 2 miles away. We travelled here via the Amtrak train that stops in downtown and overall had a nice stay, but was unaware that you basically need a car to do anything. If you have said car, I recommend Black Mountain Inn.

Very convenient location and very friendly staff, but this is a very old hotel with outdated facilities. Nothing would be considered luxury. Shower head would be too low for a 5’8” person. Towels and other amenities were very cheap. A big step down from a Holiday Inn.

After having driven for several hours in literally torrential rain at night, we were soaked when we arrived at the Blue Mountain Inn where we had reserved the ONLY room available in a very wide area that had a room for one night on an unexpectedly busy weekend. The price at the Inn was more than reasonable. We expected the last available room would be the worst. Though there were only outside, covered stairs to go to the second floor of the Inn, we were pleasantly surprised by our bright, spacious, modern room fitted with desk, sofa bed, frig, micro wave, coffee maker, large mirrors, and comfortable king bed that was dressed with blanket, comforter, bolster pillow, and covered in a unique coverlet of birch-tree design which nicely complemented the wood, metallic & black marble furniture. We rested in the (dry) bathrobes that were provided while watching HBO which we don't have at home! The only flaw was a loose safety bar in the bathtub. The front desk staff were accommodating and congenial, offering cookies, coffee, and treats at the counter when we arrived, and a wide variety of FRESH fruits, pre-wrapped muffins, yogurt, canned juice, hot coffee and tea, all of which was ready as a "Take-to-Go" breakfast the next morning. Our night at the Inn was the very best part of our miserable day. We have already highly recommended the Inn to family members and hope to return ourselves for a longer stay. Thank you, Blue Mountain Inn!