We stayed at Hotel Coolidge while in the area for the Covered Bridges Half Marathon. We had the suite, which was perfect for parents and two kids. The rooms were clean. We were able to arrange a later departure, so we could shower after the half-marathon. This was very much appreciated! The staff was super nice. And we saw the... More

We were in town for a road race in Woodstock, VT for Sunday. The check in staff was helpful in allowing us to have a late check out on Sunday, so the runner could take a shower. We appreciated this thoughtfulness. The suite we were given had one room with a queen size bed and a second room with a... More

Last weekend over 100 of us, aged 9 months to 90 years, gathered at the hotel for a family reunion. It was the perfect spot for merriment - drinks, supper, skits, songs, dancing and a treasure hunt. The hotel provided very good food and service throughout the evening, and manager David Briggs added to the event by answering questions about... More

A Sunday stay here was much like being trapped. No coffee , meal service available in hotel or surrounding blocks. Had to drive to find food & coffee also on Monday morning when nothing opened till 7am. Spent Monday driving throughout area just so we would have something to do beside being in room. Huge plus was the yarn shop... More

My friend and I stayed two nights at the Coolidge in mid-November. Rooms were clean and neat and a little retro but a nice change from run of the mill cookie-cutter hotels where everything is the same. We really liked being able to open the windows for fresh air at night. We did not mind small TV as it was... More

I stayed at the Coolidge with a large group,and we all loved it. The Gish murals in the dining room are spectacular, as is their story as told by owner Dave Briggs. The town and hotel have railroad history. The hotel maintains the railroad hotel ambiance. If you insist on NEW, this hotel is not for you, but if you... More

This hotel is located in the Village of White River Junction, Vermont. There is nothing in the Village and it closes down at 5:30 p.m. I had to be there for a business meeting. When I called the hotel I was told that there were restaurants all around the hotel. Actually,there were 2 & both overly priced. No coffee in... More

As we stood in the Manchester Airport, on our way to explore New England, we found out that our Hampton Inn reservation was given to someone else and we had no place to stay. All the Hotels from "Boston to Canada" were booked...and then Melissa at the Hotel Coolidge entered our world. We had a redervation at the Coolidge the... More

It sounds so good and what a blast from the past it will be. The blast is when you open the door to your room( Oh No). The furniture is garage sale junk with a small TV that you will need binoculars to see. Lobby area is wore out . The bath room in like being in a $29.99 truck... More