Cavendish Ski Hotel

"Have stayed here many times. Close to town and Okemo. Very convenient."

"Our first room was so hot abot 100 and the fan did not work. I called frontbdesk they said open the window. Then the fire arla m kept going off called front desk maintence came changed batteries. Then alarm continued. Then they changed our room . The next room had no heat called front desk they said to put fan on only blew cold air. Called front desk someone came up to check . Then gave us another room different floor finally 3rd room was ok. Should have been given money back or certificate for free room. "

"Clean room and easy parking "

"Was always the only place myself and all my family members would stay in Freeport Maine. I'm so disappointed that such a beautiful inn has deteriorated to what it is today.I wish the new owners the best of luck. They have a major task to bring this landmark Inn back to a class A destination."

"they save a lot"

"Convenient location but it is not ski in ski out as described in listing. "

"Clean *enough* room. Linens and bath robe had slight stains but nothing overly worrying. Room was clean, no smell. Floor creaked like crazy due to old wood flooring. Second time staying up here this year. Love the ambience and the location. Unfortunately, we came just as O'Dwyer's and the hotel were about to shut down for the season. The check-in counter does have a very limited selection of beer and wine, but it's just not quite the right atmosphere when you finish skiing/snowboarding, pop into the hot tub but buy a beer from the lobby first. If O'Dwyer's was open OR if we had known they were shutting down when we booked, it would have let us prepare a little better."

"courteous staff, great property."

"We just stayed one night at this hotel. The room was just outdated but pretty clean. We did notice on the morning there were two beers from the night before. They also have an outdoor heated pool that we didn't get to check out because it was raining but you can see Killington from the pool on clearer days."