Williston Village Inn

The owner was so kind to my daughter, who was really nervous as we got her ready for college. We spent a few days here in a spacious, comfortable suite. The place was clean and beautiful, and I highly recommend the inn.

Quiet, private, secure, and easy to find, with perfect parking. The owner personally checked that our reservation was in place and that our room needs were taken care of. It felt like being welcomed into the owner's home, but still made to feel at home ourselves. The house is beautiful, decorated with antiques, carpets, and personal touches. Our room was warm, with soft beds and pillows that made for lovely dreams. Highly recommend this gem.

A warning for foliage season travelers: my friend came from out of town, and I booked this place for him at $300 a night because the online photos looked nice. At check-in, Natasha was rude and condescending, and seemed focused on getting him to book another night. He tried making small talk about the ski trophies on the wall, but she brushed him off and asked about his credit card and the room. When he wanted to see the room before paying, she refused. He paid without seeing it, then was so put off he didn't stay and found somewhere else. He didn't ask for a refund because he avoids confrontation and expected a stressful fight. To him, it was an overpriced, tiny bedroom in an unpleasant person's home, despite the “charming” presentation. Travellers beware.

We really enjoyed the family artifacts connected to the Olympics, and the hostess charmed us. The inn itself was cozy, quiet, very clean, and comfortable. My husband and I would be happy to stay again, and we recommend it for a pleasant visit.