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"Wonderfuk stay. 2nd year for me and my go to lodging in the valley. Nice breakfast, great staff and nice fellow guests. Highly reccomend. "

"We loved our stay at Hillholm Estate while skiing at Sugaloaf. Matt was an especially wonderful host!"

"The unit was great, but there aren't a lot of cooking utensils and knives."

"Decent, but a little dated hotel. You're really paying for the (almost) slopeside convenience. Absolutely chaotic Sunday check-in, with the room barely ready by 5pm! The thermostat (room was freezing) didn't work initially & it took two attempts to finally fix it, so that we could finally set the room temperature ourselves. Several outlets in the room were also non-functional. That said, the location is great & the staff were super friendly & helpful. Fantastic hot tub also! We didn't try the restaurant food @ 59 North, but there's no way I am paying $29 for a breakfast buffet unless I am in Hawaii!"

"The room was clean and comfortable even if the furniture was dated. The staff was friendly and we enjoyed the complimentary coffee and hot chocolate in the lobby area. The inn is located in a quiet area on the Wilson lake. It would be lovely in the summer to take advantage of the lake. In the winter it is still beautiful to walk out on the lake. There were fishing huts in the distance and people were riding snowmobiles on the lake. The inn is close to downtown Wilton. Recommend reservations for dining in downdown restaurants."

"Service was great, restaurant was great, location was perfect."

"We arrived late afternoon during a snowstorm, and found the suite we had rented would be fine for a one night stay. We were also glad to see that a Chinese restaurant was just steps from our room. While everything appeared clean, the suite definitely could use some renovations. There were several damaged places on the walls that had been repaired, but not yet repainted, and there were some very noticeable carpet discolorations. Other than that, all else was fine, and check-in and out was easy. "