Cortina Inn & Resort

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• devinetraveler2018

  19 marzo 2018
  Don't bother - closing in a few weeks

  Hotel is really bad, and because they are closing in April, you won't see them making any improvements. The wing we stayed in had no carpets, which helped to magnify sounds significantly. And the walls are paper thin anyway. Look elsewhere.

  

• alexrI4670MZ

  24 marzo 2018
  I wouldn't....

  Not as advertised Yikes... Rooms are clean, staff is friendly, but the place is very run down. The hot tub was green, the pool room in general looked like they just had a tornado go through. The heat/ac units do not work properly, so be prepared to sweat. There is no bar or restaurant. They advertise one, but it does not exist. So come here for the, conveniently located, overpriced, relatively comfortable clean(hopefully) beds!

  

• cgb1196

  05 febrero 2019
  DO NOT STAY HERE!

  This place was horrible, the room was dirty, we found thongs under the bed and good luck sleeping with the way the heat works in this place, it stayed 80 degrees the whole time. Apparently, the inn is technically closed due to it being turned into an assisted living home and are illegally housing people. this place is run down and is a scam.

  

• Empty424

  11 marzo 2019
  No coffee

  This place is very nice but needs remodeling. There is a faint motel odor througout the hotel. The front desk is often not attended. It is great for a ski trip to Killington or Pico. Annoying that the coffee wasn't ready in the lobby in the morning and there is no coffee in the rooms. The rooms were clean and the maid service was excellent. The beds are very comfortable. The rooms are large enough, what you would expect for an inexpensive motel. But no food, drink, vending on property. If your expectations for amenities isn't high, this is the place for you.

  

• 797eileent

  08 noviembre 2019
  This facility is now being changed into an assisted living facility...not sure when this will happen.

  We used to bring our children here for get away weekends, but Legionairres disease was discovered at the facility, so it closed down. It reopened for awhile, but the business was not as brisk as it once was, so the people who owned it were looking for another venue, and decided upon assisted living.