Hotel Vermont
"Downtown boutique hotel with Vermont-local aesthetic, lake-view rooms, and acclaimed Juniper restaurant near Church Street."
About The Hotel
From $323/night — a 4.6-star downtown boutique hotel and Burlington’s standout choice. Hotel Vermont channels Vermont’s character through local art, books, and ingredients, with lake-view rooms and thoughtfully designed spaces. The on-site Juniper restaurant offers live music and local cuisine. Staff are notably warm and knowledgeable. Valet-only parking and premium pricing reflect its walkable downtown location. This is a destination hotel for the experience and service, not an in-room jacuzzi property. Best for couples and travelers seeking a stylish, locally rooted hotel minutes from Church Street and the waterfront.
What Guests Are Saying
“The fabulous Hotel Vermont helped make the Burlington part of our Vermont vacation special. VERY special. I don’t know where to start: The ideal location, overlooking Lake Champlain and within easy walking distance to Church Street Marketplace? The friendly and super-helpful staff? The beautiful room? The luxurious towels and linens? All the Vermont touches, including books by Vermont authors, in your room? The excellent coffee, with real milk and cream in a little fridge, on every floor? That you could drink from a beautiful Vermont-made mug? That there was also ice-cold sparkling and still water on every floor? Shall I go on??!! We stayed in a corner king room with a gorgeous lake view — pretty close to perfection. And a tip for travelers who, like us, sometimes prefer to eat simply, the nearby City Market/Onion River Co-op has a terrific selection of excellent prepared foods, salad bar and hot bar, good bread, even foods like breakfast burritos in the morning.” — Maria M., 5 stars
“Was pleasantly surprised by how nice Hotel Vermont was during a recent stay. Convenient parking, very clean and modern, nicely appointed rooms, comfortable lobby area, good breakfast, and friendly staff all around. Easy walk to everything in downtown Burlington. Would definitely stay here again, it exceeded expectations.” — Darren A., 5 stars
“From the moment we walked through the doors to the time we left, our expectations were exceeded in every way. Anna greeted us warmly with recommendations taking time to make sure we had everything we needed. The hotel itself is a testament to what it means to support and promote local culture and art. We fell in love with a few art pieces and ended up meeting the artist! The rooms are so clean, comfortable and the complimentary coffee, tea, water and hot cocoa was such a nice treat. The location made walking and biking a breeze. We could even see Lake Champlain from our room! We dined at the hotel restaurant, Juniper several times- each time surpassed expectation. Our servers were kind, polite and attentive. I cannot say enough about this hotel. I’ve traveled the world and it is easily on my top 5. It was so refreshing to receive such warm and friendly service. On our flight home, I was already planning our next visit. No matter if it’s business, pleasure or adventure- this hotel should be the top of your list. Thank you Hotel Vermont for making this trip one we won’t soon forget!!” — Cherimie C., 5 stars
Pros & Cons
Pros:
- Design-forward rooms with Vermont aesthetic — local art, books, and lake views in many
- On-site Juniper restaurant and bar with live music and local ingredients
- Free hallway beverages (espresso, sparkling water) and complimentary bikes
- Exceptionally warm, knowledgeable staff; pet-friendly; quiet, well-built rooms
- Unbeatable walk-to-everything downtown location; excellent value for what you get
Cons:
- Premium pricing — valet parking only (in adjacent garage)
- Downtown hotel experience rather than a jacuzzi-suite property — book for location, service, and dining
- High rates may not appeal to budget-conscious travelers
The Location
On Cherry Street in downtown Burlington, an easy walk to the Church Street Marketplace and a short downhill stroll to the Lake Champlain waterfront and Waterfront Park. Burlington International Airport is approximately 10–15 minutes away by car. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.
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What guests are saying about Hotel Vermont.
"We had a truly wonderful stay at this Vermont hotel, and the customer service alone deserves a five-star review. When our flight was unexpectedly cancelled and we were stuck in Burlington for an additional 10 hours, the staff went above and beyond without hesitation—graciously offering us an extended checkout that completely took the stress out of an already frustrating situation. Every staff member we encountered was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and genuinely kind, which made us feel so well cared for throughout our stay. The restaurant on site was another highlight—fantastic breakfast options to start the day and equally impressive dinner. We also loved seeing the hotel support local artists by offering locally made mugs in the rooms—such a thoughtful touch that genuinely elevated the in-room coffee experience. This hotel embodies Vermont hospitality at its finest. We’re so grateful for the kindness shown to us and wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again or recommend it to anyone visiting the area."
— N S
View on Google"If you are staying please make sure to tell of any specific celebrations such as an art show for a college student, or a wedding anniversary. They do small things that are special. If you get a chance to dine at Juniper. Then ask for Kalani. He is amazing and gives amazing wine pairing recommendations!!!!! The entire team works to make all guests feel welcome and embraced. We were blown away and plan to stay there again in the future!"
— Michele Carey-Moody
View on Google"Hotel Vermont I stayed here from Saturday, 11-8-25 - Tuesday, 11-11-25 with a partner and it was such a cozy as well as comfortable experience. When you walk into the lobby of hotel VT, you are greeted by a kind reception to your left, a cozy fireplace on the right which is a nice place to have a drink or read a book. The elevator lobby has a lovely plant setup to make it look more elegant and modern. Hotel Vermont is a place we considered a temporary home for the 3 nights we stayed. The hallway lighting which is slightly dim, but gives modern looks with the lighting outside your room door. The nice complimentary coffee and water section, adjacent to the elevator bank is a really considerate and nice feature to have so close to the room, which has a nice little weekly letter of events happening at the hotel! (Unfortunate we didn’t make any of them) Our room was incredibly cozy and one regret that I have is not taking a day to relax in the hotel and utilize all the amenities that were available to us. We had a beautiful queen wooden bed (Which I didn’t know) had a pull out bed underneath it, a nice wool blanket to keep extra comfort, the nice painting of the tree on the side, as well as the picture of Vermont just made everything feel so genuine and authentic! I loved my little chair in the corner, as well as the love seat. When my partner was napping, I’d sit in either one to watch tv or the sun set over lake Champlain from our window. The desk underneath the tv with the vintage radio to plan your agenda was also so cool. Small details like this are what made it feel more like a home than a hotel. Juniper restaurant was very cozy also and had a lot of original Vermont classics as well as American dining. We had drinks there prior to having dinner. Cannot express how much we loved the bartender there for her recs on the cocktails as well as the charcuterie. Room for improvement: I would recommend better blinds since at times the chain would get stuck in the controller. This is normal, but could have slightly better ones I don’t know if the fridge didn’t have sufficient cooling or was never fixed, but to store our cheese from the dairy farm we purchased off of, reception was kind enough to allow us to store it for the duration of our stay. Besides those two mishaps, lovely stay and would definitely go back for another fall getaway or maybe summer! Definitely recommend for the perfect fall/winter getaway whether it’s 3-5 days or just a stop in your New England journey!"
— Brandon Valentin
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