Salt Ash Inn

Great place, close proximity to Killington. Clean & quiet...Recommend this location.

Had a blast

It was a cute, quaint, and cozy inn, converted from the original 1830 town post office and general store. This was a pleasant surprise, as we had not known this before booking. The room had a great Casper mattress and MyPillows, which made for good sleeping. However, the room was also a bit drafty and very dry. There was also no cell service there, which did make the stay a little unpleasant. However, if you are looking for a place to really get away and off the grid, this is a really quaint old inn with friendly staff.

I pulled up in the evening to a very confusing sign not sure where to park and was scolded I was in the wrong area from a guy through a window upstairs. I went in to The laby no one downstairs at 9 PM called hello and no one to greet me finally looked around and found my name with a K went upstairs to my room 2 AM outside hallway noisy creaky lots of people leaving I thought it might be early morning for breakfast but it was not. Another grouping around 8 AM noisy I finally got up at nine and went downstairs to know people … There was no one in the lobby again to say goodbye only a note to drop your key into a locked box I never saw a person anywhere on site not even a small station for coffee or tea.

Great place and very convenient to the mountains especially okemo abc killington. Very clean

Nice,comfortable,clean and fast!

I have stayed here in the past and was pleased to find new memory foam mattresses, at least in the room I was in. Very comfortable. Charming, homey, a bit rustic.

No personal touch. Didn’t see a person for any services. No food available at anytime. Not quite what I thought it would be

Close to Calvin Coolidge homestead. Room cleaned once in 3 nights. The coffee you had to make and clean up afterwards. The fruit that was promised in writing at check in was denied later verbally.

This rustic, dormitory style "hotel" was advertised as 12 miles from Rutland, VT on Hotels.com. The mileage from Rutland on my car was almost double that. A representative at the "hotel" said that Expedia was responsible for the advertisement and the information about location was not the responsibility of the "hotel". I did not know that Hotels.com is owned by Expedia. What say you, Hotel.com?