The hotel is old fashioned but cosy. The rooms are good, beds are doubles, had a fridge. The bar wasn't open because it was out of season but it has a good atmosphere and a good breakfast. The lounge downstairs would be lovely in ski season.

We visited the area the first weekend of October and stayed at the Lodge at Bromley. Overall the accommodations were excellent. We enjoyed a hot breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. The view(s) from our balcony were lovely. We stayed on the floor above the lobby/a corner unit (room 118) and could see the front of Bromley Mountain plus trees of the Green Mountains. The bed was very comfortable; the room has a mini fridge and a microwave. The lobby was very family friendly and cozy. There was a TV and DVDs to borrow along with an array of board games! The location in general was perfect as it is centrally located- quick access to Stratton Mt., Manchester, Londonderry and Weston. We agreed this morning we will be back for another visit!!

The property has a near perfect location at the foot of the mountain, but sorry to say, it is, pardon the pun, downhill from there. On the positive side the staff are extremely friendly, welcoming, and helpful. And for kids there is a pool table, game room, video games, and ping pong. Breakfast is fine, and no different than wwhat one would see in Marriott Residence Inn. However, upon entering there is a strong smell of mildew, and the property truly needs a renovation, as some areas look like they were old during the Ronald Reagan era. The rooms are dated, yet functional, but you don't get the feeling even after house keeping arrives that the room is clean. If Management would make an investment in renovation, maybe a pool, would justify at $150+ per night during off season.