I stayed here one other time about a year ago. At that time the price was $70/night which included my government discount. I booked here again for a Saturday night and the day after I made the reservation the manager called me back and quoted me $90/night for four adults. I found this odd especially after I had already been... More

Clean, quiet (of course, there were only three rooms occupied on a Saturday night) and friendly, cheerful desk staff. Bed was reasonably confortable, linens were not bad, but they go "cheap" on some basics: no in-room coffee (a MAJOR sin) and you have to wait for the desk person to arrive at 6 AM to make coffee (the desk is... More

Stayed one night. Room was very clean and nice. Wifi automatic and strong signal. Front desk staff very nice. Only problem was that I couldn't figure out how to turn the shower on! I finally called the front desk to ask and the young lady was very apologetic, but told me that she didn't know how, but knew others had... More

This hotel has overpriced rooms and rude managment. Charging 70 dollars a night when you can stay at the candlewood for 69 a night and its much, much nicer here and smells good! Only 30 miles away, well worth the drive! Country Haven Inn hotel dont even have plastic forks to offer you if you forgot to bring one, no... More

Newer building, nice rooms, plenty of parking, very clean, everything worked, quiet location, no problems. Definitely underpriced at $63 a night, and the desk clerk was very helpful.

Almost new, well-kept, modern motel. Interior halls, lots of concrete parking. There is a BBQ and Blues place right next door, but no sidewalk to get over there ... walk in the street, it's worth it. Best in town, but not much competition. If you're going to stay in Burlington, you want to try to stay here.