We stayed at this hotel in August 2011. The room we had was on the ground floor in the building that backs onto the pool. The hall ways are musty smelling and so was the room. We left the patio door open and A/C on to try to freshen up the room. The beds were decent, and the room was... More

We stayed here for two nights. The room was clean and fairly spacious. We had a door onto a patio, but people sitting right outside wasn't great for privacy.

Do not stay here if you want a good nights sleep. We stayed on the ground floor and were kept awake most of the night by people walking on the floor above. The floors are so thin it sounded like a herd of elelphants above. Reception staff disinterested . No breakfast. No wifi in room only in reception. If we... More

We ( 2 parents, two kids: 8 and 10) stayed there for two nights. The motel is clean but the rooms are very dark and have not been redecorated since the late 70's. It was way too expensive for what it was. We payed more there than at a top hotel in Boston... The garden and the pool are very... More

We stay here a couple of times a year in the middle of trips from southern Connecticut to Canada, the Adirondacks or Lake Champlain. Bennington area has quite a few fine restaurants and fun bars. The Paradise Inn rooms are spacious and clean; the beds are new and comfortable; the staff is friendly and the prices (at least in summer)... More

I was worried after making a reservation at this hotel and then seeing some less than stellar reviews. But we found this hotel was very good and confortable. This hotel is on the outer edge of town, but still close enough to major routes to get where you need to go. The beds in the main area of the hotel... More

Stayed here for two night during a music festival in neighboring Massachusetts. While the air in the rooms was slightly musty and dry, the room itself was very clean, beds were firm and comfortable, and the lobby and common areas were sweetly decorated. The best feature, in my view, is the wonderful slate-surrounded pool and the grounds, which are carefully... More

We used the Paradise Inn as a stopover and after arriving late afternoon, we stretched our legs and walked to the monument for a touch of American history. The hotel itself served a purpose and although its wasn't that memorable, we did enjoy an evening in the Madison Brewery. Each to their own!

To start let me say that we stay in Bennington often so we've become spoiled by our usual 'Inn'. We selected Paradise when our tried and true spot became booked up. When you first enter the hotel there is a undefinable smell almost like propane but not. I still can't explain it. The room itself was very basic and we... More