Hotels near Seymour Lake

"We loved being on the lake!"

"Beautiful B&B in such a beautiful part of Vermont. Our trip was only one night unfortunately, but will definitely be back for a longer stay!"

"The Hotel is in a very serene and beautiful area . great for hiking. very quiet with amazing view "

"Nice and quiet during the summer season."

"Great stay. 2 bedroom suite was perfect. Great value too. Restaurant was also very good and on site. "

"The whole experience was just what we needed. A quiet off the road so we could rest up for another day of driving. The breakfast was convent. You preorder bagel or burrito and fruit, and drink. Then they give you a muffin. He repacks them per individual and you pick them up in the morning to have them in your room. 😊"

"My family of 4 (2 adults, 2 kids) had a great, long-weekend stay m one of the cabins. It was cute, well maintained, and comfortable. Only complaint would be the limited hot water for a shower, as the cabins seem to use a shared hot water tank. Pro tip: shower early in the morning or late at night when nobody else is 😉"

"It was quiet, charming in a rustic way, Very clean, and with lots of attention from Kris, the on-site property manager. We were right on Lake Willoughby and it was absolutely gorgeous. There's not a lot to do in the area in the fall / winter, but we wanted just to go and relax, and we did that! It was perfect for us. We stayed in cabin number one, the original log cabin, and as one might expect it had a bit of a draft - but fresh air is a good thing when it's offset by a good heating system! The Wi-Fi was weak /slow but we didn't care because the AT&T cell service was just fine, and we accessed the internet that way or used a hotspot. We enjoyed some really good food at the Gap, a local restaurant, and the foliage color was just spectacular.. If you're not concerned about having everything look "modern", then I would say this is a perfect place for a getaway! We might even try it sometime for a family vacation, as there are many small cottages in one place the lakeshore."