Hotel Vermont
Vermont
Hotel Vermont is a hotel in downtown Burlington, Vermont, at 41 Cherry Street, close to the shores of Lake Champlain. The property presents itself as a rustic-modern stay with a focus on local character, offering guest rooms and suites in a six-storey building with 125 rooms. Its official material also notes a lobby living room with fireplace, an outdoor terrace and a green roof, giving the hotel a strong communal feel as well as private sleeping space. Guest accommodation is designed with natural materials and locally rooted details, and room types include King Bedroom, Queen & Double Bedroom, Whirlpool King Bedroom and suites. The room pages indicate features such as walk-in showers, separate water closets, soaking tubs and, in some categories, a jetted whirlpool tub. In-room touches include locally sourced amenities and products such as Lunaroma bath items, Vermont Flannel robes, Jeremy Ayers mugs, AO Glass soap dishes and a Vermont author library. Food and drink are centred on Juniper Bar & Restaurant, the hotel’s in-house venue, which serves fresh, local, ingredient-driven food and drink across breakfast, brunch, dinner and bar service. The dining pages describe a wood-burning hearth, terrace seating and a menu built around Vermont and New England produce, with cocktails and beers drawn from local brewers and distillers. The hotel also points guests towards other dining options within steps on Cherry Street, reinforcing its place within Burlington’s restaurant district. Facilities and services include complimentary Wi-Fi, an on-site gym with Technogym equipment, meeting space, smoke-free interiors and ADA-compliant accommodation. The hotel states that a limited number of dog-friendly rooms are available by direct reservation, and it also provides an energy-saving system in the bedrooms, along with practical amenities intended to make stays straightforward. Overall, the property combines a locally minded food programme, contemporary comfort and a central city location with a distinctly Vermont identity.