Hotels with Restaurants in Vermont

Hotels in Vermont range between S$148 to S$314 per night. Bring your appetite, because these stays have restaurants or offer access to some terrific dining experiences. These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

Take your pick of multiple hotels with dining in Vermont that have a total average guest review rating of 8.8. Hotel Vermont will place you close to some great foodie experiences. It has a 3.5-star rating and features an electric car charging station and a terrace. Another sought-after option is Homewood Suites by Hilton Burlington. Amenities at this 3-star hotel include a swimming pool and a barbecue grill.

Vermont has 365 hotels within easy reach of some terrific foodie experiences. Enter your dates and destination and start organising your perfect stay today.

That depends on where in Vermont you’re hoping to visit. If you’re headed to South Burlington, Best Western Plus Windjammer Inn & Conference Centre is a great choice. Besides access to some fabulous food experiences, this low-priced stay offers pool sun loungers and a swimming pool. Considering a stop in Stowe? Use the cash you save at 1860 House Inn and Holiday Rental Home to eat your way through the city. A garden and a barbecue grill are among the amenities at this stay. Hotels with dining in Vermont start at only S$148 per night. Like to go sightseeing in Vermont without breaking your budget? Add some epic free attractions to your to-do list, such as Shelburne Vineyard in South Burlington. Stowe also has many things to do that won’t cost a penny, including Alchemist Brewery. This price was available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

You’ll find some excellent family-friendly hotels with dining in Vermont. If you’re visiting South Burlington, experience the culinary highlights of the city from Hotel Vermont. Amenities at this 3.5-star hotel include laundry facilities and a laundry service. The Essex Resort & Spa is another top pick for families looking for hotels with restaurants or near foodie areas. This 4-star option comes with a playground and a sauna and is also in South Burlington. South Burlington has lots of family-friendly attractions when it’s time to see the sights. Shelburne Museum and ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Centre has something to interest all ages.

While there aren’t any 5-star hotels with dining in Vermont, there’s still a range of stylish properties to pick from. South Burlington on your to-do list? The Essex Resort & Spa is a 4-star retreat that will place you near some delicious food experiences. Beauty services and massage services are among the conveniences here. DoubleTree by Hilton Burlington Vermont is another choice with dining in South Burlington. Also rated 4 stars and featuring a swimming pool and a terrace, you’ll find plenty to love about this hotel.

Expedia makes it easy to find your dream hotel with restaurants in Vermont. Use our filters to search for properties with their own restaurants. If you have a fixed budget, click on how much you’re willing to spend and the preferred star rating of your hotel. We’ll help you find the right stay whatever your bank balance or tastes.

With Expedia’s nifty filter tool, sourcing cheap hotels with restaurants in Vermont is easy. To discover stays that are very pocket friendly, narrow down your search by star rating, budget and meal plans.

Whether you’re interested in shopping, sightseeing, relaxation or adventure, Vermont is one place where it’s difficult to be bored! The popular city of Burlington has tons of attractions, including ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Centre, North Beach and Blanchard Beach. If you’re planning an escape to Stowe, Alchemist Brewery, von Trapp Brewing and Vermont Ski Museum shouldn’t be missed.