Quality Inn Shelburne - Burlington

The lobby appeared clean and updated. Things went downhill quickly from there. The hallway smelled very strong of air freshener. Very overwhelming and unpleasant. The lights in the hallway had so many dead bugs in them, it was obvious they hadn’t been cleaned in a very long time. I forgot to take a picture. The door to our room didn’t seem very secure. It wasn’t until we turned the lights off to go to sleep when we noticed that we could see light from the hallway all around the door. We had to use an iPad to watch Monday night football. We called the front desk and were told that only the first floor gets those channels. Wait, what? I’m pretty sure that Monday night football is on one of the major networks. One would assume that if you are selecting a room with a King bed, there will likely be two people staying. There was a bed and only one chair. There’s room for two chairs. Be careful in the pool area. The steps entering the hot tub and the flooring around the entire pool area are very slippery. The pool is nice and it’s heated. Look, I had something positive to say about this place. During our first breakfast, there was nobody tending to the breakfast bar. Nobody available to ask questions or restock.

An older establishment, but no complaints about room. Breakfast hot items (scrambled eggs, etc.) were not warm. Nice shower. Comfortable beds, but European (square) pillows surprisingly comfortable. Large room with sofa and coffee table, fridge, microwave.

We stayed at Quality Inn Shelburne for one night. It's a serviceable hotel starting to show its age Pros: - Friendly staff - Clean - Large room Cons: - Low-pressure shower - Obnoxious cleaning (or air freshener) scent in the room

Great room, balcony, and location. We were there to ride bikes and the place is in a suburban setting about 2 miles below the southern end of the Island Hopper trail. Hiking and biking trails also available at Red Rock and Shelburne Bay parks nearby also. Clean room with wet bar which accommodated our morning med prep needs. Renovation going on and balcony furniture not present at first but provided and made for a great view of the bay at sunset.

I do not recommend this hotel. I was there for one night last week. The front desk employees were helpful and kind. The room needed a lot of work. For example: the room smelled like someone had been smoking in it; the lock on the slider to the balcony was broken and the door could not be locked; the bathroom door had a dent in it like someone punched it, and the floor tile was pulling away from the wall. Outside, the carpet was ripped, the no smoking sign was pulled from the from, and there were only very dead flowers in the window boxes which made it feel even more rundown. Sheets/ bed was clean.

I booked this for one night in October. Prices are very high and rooms are limited in this area in October. After reading a lot of negative reviews, I was nervous. Upon arriving, the desk clerk was friendly and the lobby was very nice and clean. Our room was clean and looked recently renovated. It was a good experience.

Last room, too pricey. Prices are jacked up for the tourists that are looking for fall colors. Our room has no microwave, no chair at the desk, no luggage rack. Not worth the $280. for a Quality Inn room. To be fair, the desk clerk found us a chair. Oh and the pool was open but not heated.

This was an overnight for me and my young kids to visit family close by and be close to downtown Burlington. This place is scary. The price was ridiculous- $264 considering our accommodations. I should’ve spent the extra $50 to stay at double tree, comfort inn or delta. Staff was friendly, breakfast was nice for the kids. Aside from that I felt I had to barricade the door with the arm chair at night. The back part of the hotel, not connected to the main building, is clearly long term housing or low income housing. There were cars on blocks in the parking lot. There was a strong, overwhelming air freshener smell in the stairway, hallway and room that gave me a migraine. Absolute disaster. Pool was nice but not heated, surrounded with caution tape outside and renovations?? on the way. Just stay closer to downtown. Pay the extra $40-$50 to stay at a place you feel safe.

Needed a room for only one night in the Shelburne, VT area. One-night options were limited in mid-July. Booked a room here at $216 including taxes. Woman on duty was very nice. She printed some documents that I needed for the next day. We stayed in the main building, right above the lobby. First impression was not great. Stairwell carpet was filthy, matted, old. There were giant stains on the stair carpeting. Walls were dirty. The stairwells and hallways had a peculiar odor. They were attempting to mask the odor. The place smelled like there were a bunch of vanilla Christmas tree air fresheners. Room was okay. We were told/billed for 2 queen beds. The beds were not queens, they were full sized. A day or two after we stayed, I received an email from Choice Hotels asking for a review. I filled out the survey. After filling out the survey, I received an extremely angry email from the hotel manager, telling me that I was childish and that I was harassing. She told me that the room I stayed in had been newly remodeled. It had not. The bathroom vanity was falling apart. Looks like a nice building that was once a very nice hotel. With paint/cleaning/carpet, it could be restored to its former glory. Summary: I would not stay here unless you have no other options. I feel like it was an $89 a night hotel, not a $200 +/- per night.