Cortina Inn and Resort Reviews and Photos (Killington, Vermont)

Beautifully decorated, comfortable, social, lovely.

A traveler

Travelocity.com

December 21, 2011

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My thirteen year old daughter and I went for a two day ski trip to Killington and found the Cortina from the mountain web site. The Cortina is newly renovated under new owners, and what a splendid job they did! The staff was warm and friendly, the ...Read more

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A traveler

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June 8, 2008

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Horrible. I knew of the Cortina years ago and it was a nice hotel. It is in total disrepair and is not a healthy place to stay. Mold, mildew and non working AC. Dirty bathrooms, dirty sheets and a dehumidifier in the room to try and get some of the ...Read more

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March 12, 2008

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Horrible. I knew of the Cortina years ago and it was a nice hotel. It is in total disrepair and is not a healthy place to stay. Mold, mildew and non working AC. Dirty bathrooms, dirty sheets and a dehumidifier in the room to try and get some of ...Read more

Absolute Horror

A traveler

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August 21, 2007

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WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING\nDo not even dream of staying here. The photos on the website are completely misleading. This hotel is a disaster in every regard. The cleanliness, smell, pool, decor, etc. We could not even bear to stay here!\n

Cortina Inn

by zabelle

Portland, Connecticut

April 10, 2007

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Best of IgoUgo Nestled in the Green Mountains we had a clear view of the ski slopes at Pico from the balcony of our King Room. Now granted the price for that view was that we were on the parking lot side of the hotel instead of the mountain side but it was a price ...Read more Nestled in the Green Mountains we had a clear view of the ski slopes at Pico from the balcony of our King Room. Now granted the price for that view was that we were on the parking lot side of the hotel instead of the mountain side but it was a price we didn’t mind paying.

We have stayed here several times before so when we arrived in our room we were welcomed by a note from Innkeeper Ted Bridges, this was no surprise but the Vermont candies were. We also got a nice little bag with granola bars and several unusual toiletry items.

Our room was located on the second floor, was non smoking, and had a king size bed. It also had a nice wooden dresser, two night stands with wicker lamps. There are two wingback chairs with a table between. The ice bucket and two glasses are on the table. The remote control TV has about 30 channels and there is a nice selection of books and magazines.

The room has Wi-Fi but you must ask for the voucher ID and the password at the front desk. The bathroom is large and includes the usual amenities as well as a blow dryer. The closet is huge and has two suitcase holders, iron, and ironing board as well as extra blankets and pillows, one of them was down.

The Cortina is more than just a hotel, it is a resort. You can enjoy the pool, the whirlpool, sauna, the health club, or get a massage. Take a ride on a sleigh in the winter or play tennis or enjoy their hiking trails in the warm weather. On the lower level there is a game room off of Theodore’s Tavern.

There is a book room if you are looking for a computer or a book to read. The Centre Court at the Conference entrance has plenty of tables, chairs, and couches and is the location of the afternoon tea between 4:30pm and 5:30pm. If have your choice of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate as well as five or six types of cookies.

Breakfast in Zola’s Restaurant is included in the room rate. It is a buffet with a chef who will make omelets or fried eggs. There are lots of other choices including make your own toast from four or five different types of bread, bagels, and English muffins. Belgian waffles, fruit salad, scrambled eggs, sausage and bacon, french toast fingers, oatmeal, and granola. Coffee and juice are delivered to your table. On Sunday you can upgrade to the Brunch which is served from 11am to 1:30pm for $6.95 each.

The resort has two restaurants, Zola’s which offers an upscale American menu and Theodores which is a pub in the lower level and is a casual family restaurant. On Friday and Saturday evening they have an all you can eat pasta bar for $24 for 2. Close

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Unique hotel different from chains

A traveler

Travelocity.com

April 3, 2007

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Hotel was quite charming, with free coffee in morning; coffee and cookies in afternoon. Staff was pleasant. Pool and Hot tub were great. Rooms were unique and comfortable, but not luxurious. Room temperature was hard to control. All in all, a nice ...Read more

Guest w/ pet also treated like a dog!

A traveler

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March 23, 2007

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Upon check-in I was given notices of expected behavior of pets & kids. Therefore I expected a quiet room. You name it, we could hear it coming from above us. Then, a group arrived at 1:00am and congregated loudly. Nothing was said to these guests. A ...Read more

nightmare

A traveler

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March 13, 2007

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receptionist unfriendly,smell in hallway,pillows were xlg.pillow case too small for pillow,heater was either too cold or too hot. shower had rust and mold. breakfast buffett cold and no taste. pool you could not see your hand 3in. of water. hot tube ...Read more

Nice VT hotel

A traveler

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February 28, 2007

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We went up as a family for February vacation. The Cortina Inn is a decent resort - not 5 star, but a decent 3 star resort that is a bit tired/dated. We had a nice time - the staff is friendly and very helpful.

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A traveler

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January 17, 2007

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My husband and I stayed here while skiing at Killington over an extended weekend. The staff were very friendly and accomodating. The rooms were a good size but the bed was a little uncomfortable. My biggest complaint was the cleanliness of the ...Read more

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Beautifully decorated, comfortable, social, lovely.

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Guest w/ pet also treated like a dog!

nightmare

Nice VT hotel

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