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The hotel is newly renovated and the interior decoration is very modern! The room is also very new, clean and tidy! The coffee is also super good! ! ! Very nice hotel, can't fault it. But the city of Burlington is cold and fun, passing by and staying for one night is enough.

We paid almost $500 per night & realized shortly there after this place typically goes for around $150. Not sure why the major price gouge. It's definitely more of a $150.00 price point. Spa was packed with kids not even staying at the hotel. Bubbles didn't work in the spa. Bathroom floor had hair on it upon check as well as what looked like pillow stuffing on the carpet. The restaurant menu looked amazing, but we tried it first day of the menu change which didn't go so well. They must have been overwhelmed, which left us underwhelmed. We paid for the lake view upgrade, but our room was right in front of trees, so we could hardly see the lake at all. (something they should tell you when you pay the upgrade). I will say the location was great & the front desk staff was super friendly. But I would not pay almost $2000 for a three night stay here again. We've paid less for 5 star hotels.

The Lobby was nice and easy to navigate. The staff was very helpful and eager to do what they could to help in any way, They offered cookies and brownies for snacks. The ceilings in the halls are very low. The rooms were fairly nice, the HVAC units were so noisy my co-worker had to change rooms. My room was spacious and well appointed. The bathroom had a tub-shower. The hotel conference area was very usable, and quite distressed. The hotel was nice, but it is showing its age and is very overpriced.

We were visiting the region, basically using VRBO type properties for a week. But on return to go home, decided to stay in a hotel. Doubletree has always been a consistent pick, generally reasonably priced and comfortable accommodations. This was no different, it was a great pick. Now, that said, it was disappointing to see capitalism at it's best in October. For unknown reasons, we had a hard time finding anything ”reasonably” priced and had to pay over $400 for a room. I can't fault them I suppose if there was an event, but still, a frustrating experience when that's all you can find (Garden Inn was sold out!) Foliage there this week was outstanding and maybe that brought out crowds. Room had a Keurig and refrigerator which was nice. I think a microwave too, but now can't recall as didn't use that. I think Keurig is better than the usual lousy coffee in a drip machine at many hotels. They supplied Green Mountain K cups. I heard after we checked in that we could have had a mountain view which wasn't offered. I suppose again, I could have asked. We had an inside view, but then spent little time in the room anyway. But for that price, you'd want a great room! One annoyance was calling customer care to find out about checkout times...phone rang and rang and rang. We had breakfast included and it was an ok buffet. Server was very pleasant and helpful. The usual reconstituted eggs, cereals, etc. I would gladly stay again if visiting the area, and hopefully rates would be back down to earth.

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