spent three nights over Columbus Day weekend, prime time, and prime prices. Paid 150 for Friday and Saturday night, and 119 for Thursday night. Room had 2 queen beds, comfortable, also a pull out sofa bed, table and chairs, and television in armoire. also a 4 drawer dreser. full bathroom (looks like built in the 70's), plus another sink and... more

We had a terrific stay at the Chalet Motel! The room was huge (bigger than my first apartment!) with two queen beds, a pull out sofa, a table with 5 chairs, bathroom with changing area, coffee, fridge and back sliding glass door that opened to a grassy area overlooking some woods wtih picnic tables, lounge chairs and a children's play... more

Stayed at Chalet Hotel's annex building (300) which is newer compared to their "main" building that houses their office. Facility is a short distance from the outlet stores and town center. Room is very clean and spacious for 4 adults and a 3 year old. It includes a refrigerator, iron with board, coffee maker and a small kitchenette/pantry. Toilet is... more

We have stayed at the Chalet numerous times over the years during our visit to Vermont for skiing. Once we stayed at another motel but did not like it as much as the Chalet. It is convient to skiing and the the town of Manchester. The rooms are large and clean as is the bathroom. Office staff is friendly as... more

Just returned from a 2 nite stay at the Chalet. This is a convienient complex - with well appointed grounds. The views were super and the room(comes with a refridgerator), quite large, was very clean and nicely furnished. The bathroom was spotless - with modern fixtures and convienences. There were 2 Queen size beds and a pull out couch. With... more

Have stayed at many of the roadside lodging options in and around Manchester including Red Sled, Johnny SeeSaw's, Bromley View inn, Bromley Sun Lodge, accomodations in Stratton and near Magic. This includes Dotal's recently that is thankfully closed since the management there were incompetent and quite frankly operating a dangerous place. This is a motor lodge, nothing more. But that... more

Anyone who has traveled to Manchester,vt knows that the area breaks down into two types of hotels. You have the very nice and luxurious B and B's mainly located in the village of Manchester on route 7a. Then you have a few smaller motels off route 11 closer to the ski areas. The Chalet would fall into the route 11... more

Went for a spur of the moment trip to Vermont on a Saturday. Manchester was crowded and most hotels were booked. We ended up in the Chalet. The office is very rustic. It probably seems cozy in the winter but it just seemed dark and shabby in the sunny warm weather. The woman at the front desk was friendly. The... more

I and my party of 5 others stayed at this wonderful motel in Sept 2004 and we were all amazed when we opened the door to see the large room size. each room would easily sleep 6 people by using the sleeper sofa. The lady who helped us when we checked in recommended the Sirloin Saloon restaurant to eat supper... more