Quality Inn Montpelier

Very happy with my stay! The staff was exceptional, and the included breakfast was an actual breakfast, not just a plate of shrink wrapped muffins. Will stay again.

We enjoyed out two night stay. The pool was fun, the restaurant on site was very good. The rooms were clean and the employees were friendly.

The breakfast options were limited and there were no places to sit at a desk and work - I had to check out and then remain at the hotel for a few hours for an event, and there wasn't a place I could sit at a desk or table. Other than that, it was fine. Clean, helpful staff, convenient to transportation options and a comfortable stay. And yeah, a desk in the room, just not out in the hotel itself!

Great hotel in a corn field near I-90

Updated was good. Need Kleenex in rooms & better pillows.

Very old hotel, windows older and allow a lot of highway noise.

Pleasant stay with no troubles

I stayed here twice traveling cross-country and back. The staff at check-in/out were professional and friendly. The room was acceptable. The rug outside of it looked stained like water damage had occurred, maybe some in the room at some point, but also looks like they've been taking care of issues. The bed and boxspring were both 'wrapped' in something preventing bedbugs from getting on them. I looked and definitely saw nothing, so the wrapping seems to work in case someone shows up with them. The room looked dated, chairs were stained my first stay, but were fine the second time. The AC was loud in the first room, making it tough to sleep, but fine the second time. The beds were very comfy and they had good pillows both times. The rooms do surround some courtyard, but I've stayed at other places like that, and I had no issues with any noise. The breakfast consisted of waffles, breads/bagels, eggs, sausage, juices, coffee - it was pretty good and filling for the road. The 2nd time staying there we tried the restaurant - getting a 10% discount since we were guests. The food was pretty good and reasonably priced. I'll mention in my review of the restaurant. Overall, I think I'd stay here again. It was convenient, staff friendly, beds comfy, food decent.

I rarely write reviews, especially not negative reviews, and especially not when all the staff are kind and courteous (which they were here!) But the set-up of this hotel is bonkers. The main "event venue" is an open air atrium with all the rooms set around the atrium. The rooms all have large glass windows, facing the atrium. So this means the only thing separating you from the "events" (a wedding, in our case) is a thin plate of glass. We were told there was a wedding going on when we checked in, and I thought nothing of it, because every hotel I've ever been to has an event space with walls. Insulated walls. But in this case, you are effectively part of the wedding, where music was blaring so loud it literally vibrates the rooms. (I don't begrudge the wedding party - congrats to them!) But why on earth would you combine an open-air event space with an off-the-turnpike hotel where many guests - including your truly - are just looking for a place to crash after a long day on the road with their families? And if you are going to do that, I think it should be more explicitly explained to guests that without ear plugs and/or sleeping pills, there is *zero* chance of sleeping until 11 pm (when they do, in fact, enforce quiet hours.) I would have paid more to put my road weary 3-year old to bed before 11 pm! If you're a late night owl, the hotel seemed pretty fine otherwise. But if you want anyone in your crew to sleep before 11 pm, go elsewhere.

The room was clean and the staff were friendly. Parking was easy. My only complaint is that the walls are very thin. We could hear the rooms around us all night.