Potton Public Library Hotels

"Recognize this is a very old facility, which absolutely contributes to its charm. The bed was good, I meant to suggest to management (but did not see anyone our departure day) that their tub should have a grab bar for getting in and out as bath mats on tile are slippery. But as an “elder” I take precautions. We were there for the Three Pines “ Louise Penny visit - to see the environs for her stories, imagine the Inspector and his crew settling by the fire at the book store cafe, and so forth. We enjoyed walking downstairs and having our dinner, talking with the staff and lingering in the cozy room. I’d like to suggest a lighting redesign for the fans in the dining room (too bright) but I’m just too detail oriented for my own good. "

"Wonderful hotel. We can’t wait to go back when we can stay for a longer time."

"Staff was friendly and professional, room was clean, area is stunning "

"Clean room, and clean shared bathroom. Excellent value for your money in a beautiful tranquil setting. Great communication from the staff. "

"Friendly atmosphere, exceptional setting, lovely breakfast, just wonderful! "

"Nice stay"

"Chambre très propre, spacieuse et fonctionnelle ! Nous reviendrons"

"Our stay was fantastic! The condo overlooked a pastry shop that was excellent. We walked on Sutton’s walking path in town most evenings. A very short distance to Knowlton for Louise Penny tour and bookstore. The bistro in Knowlton lac Brome Bookstore is excellent. The condo itself is very spacious with oodles of silverware and dishes. We were very happy with the bed also. Sandra was very quick to respond to us when needed. It is a perfect place to be . we’d rate it a10. Jana"

"We stayed a couple of nights as the 'overflow' for a family get together at a cottage on the water. The space was great for us as we were traveling with a two year old who really enjoyed playing with the toys and games available - and things were nicely private and quiet for him to sleep according to his schedule.The big backyard was also great as a safe place for young children to play. "