An old fashioned hotel in the centre of a small town. It felt like going back in time, but not in a negative way. Staff is very friendly. Rooms are spacious and the bed comfortable. Several restaurants around the corner. We had a nice mediterranean diner at Tuckerbox. Free parking behind the hotel.

No breakfast on Sunday.

The staff were just terrific – friendly and capable. The place has character and charm, this is NOT a cookie cutter hotel. Clean, plenty of space, fridge in room. Great location.

tiny thing: a paucity of convenient outlets (e.g. at the desk for my laptop).

It is so cool to be able to step off the train and cross the street to your old-timey hotel! People were enjoying the spring sunshine at cafes on the sidewalks of this tiny town, which has as many funky consignment boutiques and theatres as it has blocks, and even more good places to eat. There are options for fine dining, but we enjoyed the very old-school pizza place and the BBQ as well. Free, clean, reliable buses ferry you around the valley, making visits to Dartmouth and reaching trailheads so easy without a car. The staff are friendly, and knowledgeable; they will happily tell you about every detail of their corner of Vermont. The antique feel of this place made for a unique and memorable getaway and I will almost certainly come again. My son and I wanted separate beds so we ended up in a 3 twin room, which was really a suite of two rooms connected by a bathroom, which worked wonderfully for us.

This is nothing like a chain motel. These rooms are mostly unchanged since the 1920's. If you like everything modern and new you will not be happy! We love the historic feel, but the beds and bedding could have been more comfortable. (I would not be surprised if the management has prioritized updating the king beds and bedding over the twins, so keep that in mind.) The biggest negative for us was the lack of room darkening blinds or curtains. There were only venetian blinds and thin white curtains and the hotel is essentially on a city block with lots of lights shining in. I wasn't able to sleep well in a room that bright. I wished that there was separate shampoo and conditioner; I can't use the combo stuff.

The two receptionists that I met were both friendly and approachable. The location was perfect as I was staying in Vermont, but needed to get to/from Hanover easily. The bus network was very useful and made this experience much nicer. The local community at White River Junction was pleasant. The hotel has a more dated style, which works well in the foyer and hallways. My room had some wallpaper peeling in places and slightly stained ceilings, but personally I do not care for these when travelling cheap. The bed, room size, ease of access and facilities were all perfect. I would revisit!

The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The location of the hotel was in the heart of White River Junction - most places were within a five-minute walk. The lobby has a fireplace, and comfortable chairs that people always took advantage of. The staff always had someone on duty. There was always coffee - fresh brewed in the morning and a well-stocked Keurig at night. There are refrigerators in the rooms and a microwave in the lobby. The hotel offers a $4.50 breakfast voucher per person per day.

The hotel was built about 150 years ago, so the facilities are somewhat out of date. As long as you know this from the start, it isn't a problem.

Great location, comfortable room, economic price. It met my needs perfectly. Definitely would stay there again.

Very slow elevator, but it gets you there.

Good location, easy to find. It's a heritage hotel and kept in decent shape. I believe the man who checked me is Andrew - very efficient and personable. He recommended a sugar shack I should visit for a creemee! The lobby has a Keurig with more pods for different beverages than I've seen anywhere else. I took advantage of the hot chocolate. Very nice touch.

Hotel room was small, but fine for one person. The mattress on my bed sloped, not to the extent that I fell out of bed. The mattress was comfortable enough, just disconcerting because it sloped. Not the hotel's fault, but there is a lack of nearby restaurants for dinner.

I loved the historic features and feel of this hotel and glad to read other travellers got the same vibe as I did overlooking the fact it is old and not visually as aesthetic as some modern hotels. This hotel definitely has history. The guy who checked us in was friendly and super helpful. The beds seemed old but I slept ok in my bed. Loved that some rooms including ours had another bedroom with a bathroom between. A great location with plenty of amenities for the traveller in town. I hear the owner wants to knock it down so if that's true then I'm glad we got to appreciate it before it's razed to the ground Once it's gone it's gone for good and all it's history with it.

Maybe the train travelling through at 04.30 am hooting and tooting but it didn't really annoy me! Be prepared for outside noise because of its location and older glazing.

The location was phenomenal. The workers were very friendly and helpful. The building is fascinating and we loved that it was attached to a breakfast location. The charm of the old building is exceptional and I really enjoyed the stay!

The rooms could use a little bit of updating and you should definitely add curtains in the bathroom. Consider one of those small coffee pots in each room so guests can have a cup before they get ready. Please also consider adding a small table in the bathroom near the sink so guests have a better place for toiletries. Also, the shower and sink didn't have a flat place for soap. It just rolled or slipped off everything.

It's a very cool, historic hotel. It has a lot of character to it, and I adored my quaint hotel room. It's in a good location as well and has some cool shops within walking distance. Everything was clean and functional; I would definitely stay here again if I come back to White River Junction.

I kept in mind that this is a very old hotel. However, the room doors were normal wooden doors and any noise in the hallway is audible from within your room. It was a quiet hotel, but I could hear anyone walking by, doors opening/closing, and keys jingling. My shower pressure was not as high as I like it to be. There was a mini-fridge, but I would have appreciated if there was a microwave as well.