Too bad! This hotel had nice big clean room (ground floor, as requested) with good beds and bedding and, fridge, at a very reasonable price. The breakfast was fine, with a good selection apart from the rubber eggs. The swimming pool was large and cold (but we should have asked them to turn on a heater). The hot tub was nice. Here's the "rub"-a long UNHEATED outer hallway to the pool!!! Imagine, in a wet bathing suit,,,,Brrr.
The noisy heater/Air in the room worked well but was not regulated, so we were either hot or cold & had to get up several times during the night to turn it on or off.
Finally, the room was not sound proof: Night 1- Creaky floor and we could hear every foot fall over our heads. Night 2- We asked that they not rent the room overhead, they did-1 small person-not bad, but someone had a gaggle of running kids from 4PM to 9PM upstairs 2 doors down.
All in all, they tried to make it a good hotel, but you can't solve sound proofing! We won't go back.

We stayed here three nights while traveling through Vermont. I booked the hotel based on the positive reviews on trip advisor and the hotel seemed more affordable than other places in the area. Hotels seemed rather pricey in this part of Vermont. When we arrived at the hotel early evening the hotel clerk was very nice and when we had checked in and were asking if the room was easy to get to, she said right away while pointing to the hotel map, "Oh yes, just drive right up here in the parking lot and you will be at the room." She gave us the impression that we were downstairs and would be parking in front of the room. This was not the case as the room was upstairs and not easy to find. It took us a little while to locate the room and then haul our stuff up the stairs. There did not seem to be an elevator nearby. The room was huge, with a big space between the bed and the door. This room almost looked like two rooms in one. We did not need all this space, but I guess I should not complain. The room had a sizeable area with a counter and microwave. It looked like a refrigerator should go underneath but there was not one there. We would have liked to have a refrigerator since we had some foodstuff. The hotel is on the main street through Shelburne and is not in an attractive setting. Of the four hotels we stayed in while touring Vermont this was the least attractive hotel that we stayed in. Breakfast is served but it did not look that appealing so we did not stay and eat. Breakfast area looked just okay. I thought the price was very high two of the nights for the quality of this hotel. I wish I had chosen a different hotel and would not return if we are ever in the area. There is just nothing special about this place. I am giving the hotel three stars for the size of the room but if I had the choice, would probably give it 2.5 stars. I am surprised it is number one on Trip Advisor for Shelburne, but since I have not stayed at other properties in this town, perhaps the rating is justified.

We stayed on a Saturday night in October and the place was full, or nearly so, by evening. We were given a room on the first floor, facing the parking lot. The room above us was already occupied, and after a few minutes of listening to the noise levels from the creaking floor, heavy footfalls and doors slamming overhead, we asked for another room. We ended up in a second-floor room next to an access stairway serving 10 or 12 rooms. Our door opened onto an outdoor walkway.
The room itself was reasonably large and looked recently done over. All furniture and fixtures were in good shape and everything was neat and clean. The bath was spacious and seemed freshly renovated, with tile floor, new fixtures, granite countertop and tub surround.
Breakfast was served in a room actually large enough for the purpose; a welcome change from crowds in a corner of the lobby. The assortment was a bit above average for motels of this chain; the usual carbohydrates plus eggs (instant) & sausage, yogurt, fruit.
The only negative element was how noisy the room was. The motel itself seemed to be an older building, although recently renovated. The walls are thin and probably standard framed construction, so sound travels, to say the least. After our experience here, we will be trying to avoid rooms adjacent to stairways. Traffic up and down all night woke us repeatedly. Shelburne is just south of Burlington, which is very much a college town. It seemed that quite a few of the guests that night were enjoying the active nightlife available in college towns. We didn't.
In all, our stay was mostly positive and quite affordable. We would go back, just not on a Saturday night.

Room was clean, staff was pleasant; great for the price and convenient to a lot in the area. Would definitely stay again. Just make sure you make it to the breakfast fairly early as it disappears quickly.