Best Hotels near Vermont Building, Brattleboro

Very good in all aspects, especially the breakfast is great! The mattress is a bit too soft

Very quiet, just by the river beautiful scenery

We decided on a last minute weekend getaway and found The Centennial on-line. Our room, the Strawberry Banke, was spacious and comfortable, and the breakfast- stuffed croissants, fruit and homemade coffee cake were delicious. Joan and Steve generously shared area history and local lore with us, along with great restaurant suggestions. All in all it was a wonderful getaway. Hope we can visit again!

Despite Covid 19 restrictions, my partner and I had to spend some time in Keene, NH, and the Marriott Courtyard was perfectly situated for our needs. Parking is free and close to being on site, and there are many restaurants and bistros in walking distance offering curb side pick up, and the bankers and lawyers we needed were close by. This hotel looks either very new or freshly renovated. However, I find that any in-city chain hotel looks pretty much the same no matter the chain that owns it or the locale. Each place needs to have a somewhat glitzy high-end reception desk staffed by someone with an easy smile; some sort of bar or bistro in the lobby, doubling for that morning coffee and complimentary “breakfast” bar of bagels or muffins. Whether its Keene or Peoria, its about the same. Ditto for the rooms: narrow side to side but a long view through the large window overlooking whatever town you’re in. A mini fridge, maybe some sort of coffee machine, shower with unique soap offerings. This Marriott Courtyard checked all those boxes, and the room had a posh men’s club feel with lots and lots of polished dark wood -- so much so that it felt a little oppressive, despite the large window overlooking a parking lot. Maybe it’s more welcoming on bright days. But…. a 2 queen bed room for two travelers, but only one upholstered comfy chair? We had to take turns being comfortable in the chair to watch the big screen TV or to sit on the rolling desk chair. The mini fridge had a tendency to growl most of the night, somewhat like a tiger with indigestion. The State of New Hampshire seems to take Covid precautions very seriously, as does Marriott. Once rooms are sanitized staff affix a sticker bridging the door and the doorframe, so you are assured no one has been wheezing or sneezing in the room after cleaning. Marriott has nixed the complimentary coffee and pre-wrapped muffin as a precaution. But the food coop behind the Marriott has good coffee, great pastry and doesn’t seem overcautious in letting you get them. Overall, a great location, very decent rooms and serious (maybe over serious?) attention to Covid precautions.

Well the reviews I read after I booked this place are either really bad or pretty good. There are 2 different buildings of rooms and another separate with pools. The front one looks like a dump and that's probably where the bad reviews come from. I was in the back in 203. The room was big and clean. The whole place can use some freshening up, but it was fine for a $90 motel. The pool area is pretty good. 2 pools and a hot tub. Not much deck space or chairs but decent. The hot tub closes on Tuesdays to be emptied and cleaned. The staff can certainly use some professional training in hospitality. They weren't rude but not very warm, welcoming or in any kind of uniform and pretty haggard looking. Overall it's a cheap, tired old place that has seen better days. I got what I paid for, nothing more. For no cost at all they could do a lot more but it's pretty clear they are riding into the sunset with no interest in improvement.