On a whim my hubby and I took a weekend trip to VT and stayed at the Hotel Coolidge. He had stayed there once and wanted me to get its old Vermont vibe. As stated in previous reviews, the hotel is old and thus creaky and not too updated. Rooms were simple and in my opinion, not particularly clean. We... more

We have stayed here for three summers while my daughter has attended the CCS program (across the street and a block down). Pro: The hotel is cheap and clean and the staff works hard. It has WiFi, AC, and you can get the New York Times in the gift shop.Your child can walk to the CCS while you snooze and... more

Truly a trip back to the railroad era...not a chain and pleasantly so. Big rooms, helpful staff, all was well. Great pub and bakery on the same block. Our group stayed two days and explored the area. Located next to an interesting railway depot and Vermont Railways scenic train excursions. Just need the rest of the town to wake up... more

The hotel is old, which for some means unique charm, but some things were sadly outdated. The sink in the room was caked with rust. The shower stall no bigger than on a cruise ship. Room itself was super large, but beds not particularly comfortable. My biggest complaint has more to do with the location. I don't know if there... more

My criteria is cheapest possible as I want to travel frequently so have rejoined Hostelling International and stayed in one of Hotel Coolidge's dorm rooms for hostelers. Hotel Coolidge is historic and doing its best to survive. They have normal hotel rooms with private baths, and then an assortment of other accommodations. For example there is at least one apartment... more

The room was very nice. In fact, my friend and I were given two rooms, connected by a bath - very spacious. The beds were comfortable and all amenities were as advertised. The problem we had is with the location of the hotel at night. There was only a pizza place open within walking distance of the hotel. We were... more

Since we needed a room for only one night in late October, we decided to stay at the Coolidge because it has some history, was inexpensive, and we didn’t need the amenities we usually look for during extended stays (swimming pool, breakfast, in-room movies, etc.). Obviously, you need to be the type of traveler who appreciates the atmosphere of this... more

I found this hotel while driving through the area and stayed one night. I like older hotels with character, so found it to be a very charming and a refreshing change from the generically bland hotels you find everywhere else. The staff were friendly, the room was clean and I didn't have any AC or shower problems as others noted.... more

My 11 year old and I stayed overnight on the way to delivering her to camp further north. The hotel staff was funny and informative, and the hotel itself has charming, at least on the first floor. The rooms are adequate, altough the room with 2 doubles that I reserved turned out to be a room with one queen attached... more