"Enjoyed staying at the Woodstock Inn. Great location, anything you want to see in the town of Woodstock, plus a number of great hiking trails, are walking distance. The in hotel restaurants, Red Rooster and Richardson's Tavern, are outstanding. No charge valet or easy self-parking available. The lobby is a great place to hang out, it has a great oversized fireplace and afternoons between 400 - 500 coffee and tea are available in the lobby for guests. By the entrance to the Red Rooster, there is also a basket of locally grown apples available anytime. There is a game room off the lobby, which is also a great place to go. The guest room was really comfortable, especially the mattress. So why a four star rating and not five? The in room thermostats are restricted so that a guest cannot set the fan to continuous run. This is to be expected at a lower end Marriott, but not a hotel at this price point. If you like white noise while sleeping, or don't like the HVAC cycling off and on, this is a problem. I did ask the front desk and got a response about environmental responsibility and energy conservation. For $1,300 a night plus a resort fee, a guest should be able to run the HVAC whenever they want. The lobby furniture cushions are worn and the cushions sink at a level I would compare them to college dormitory furniture. A lot of day trippers who aren't hotel guests come into the lobby, which greatly contributes to the wear. Still a great place to stay."