Woodstock Inn & Resort

About The Hotel

From $598/night — the grand resort anchoring the village green. Woodstock Inn & Resort is a quintessential New England luxury resort right on The Green, with a renowned spa, heated pool, fitness center, two restaurants (including the Red Rooster), and a beloved daily cookie hour. It owns the Saskadena Six ski area and Woodstock Nordic Center nearby, with shuttle service to Billings Farm. The service is warm and attentive; rooms are impeccably kept and blend historic charm with modern comfort. A 4.5 rating reflects its premium price (value score 4.1); the resort can feel busy with families during peak weeks rather than a quiet retreat. Collection rooms offer notably more space. Best for couples and families wanting a polished four-season resort experience with full amenities in the heart of the village.

What Guests Are Saying

“I stayed at the Woodstock Inn for four nights in February 2026 for a mini-vacation and mental health break from my day-to-day. The Woodstock is everything one could possibly want in a New England inn. The location is perfect if you want to wander around the beautiful village. There’s a decent pizza place (Positive Pie) about a minute’s walk from the inn and lots of shops, restaurants, and galleries. The service was warm but unobtrusive, and the spa is fabulous. Special shout-out to Bill the bellman who left me with such a pleasant memory of my stay. I sprang for one of the “Collection” rooms (“Covered Bridge”), which was not a suite but larger than the standard king or double queen rooms. I peeked into a couple of the standard rooms while the housekeeping team was making their rounds one morning, and I think the Collection rooms are worth the splurge. Sitting in the lobby in front of the roaring, well-tended wood fire was a pure and simple winter’s eve delight.” — stevedew77, 5 stars

“Simply fantastic! Beautiful resort with numerous amenities. The staff is kind, knowledgeable, and very attentive. Staff spoke highly of the inn and said they love their jobs—and it was evident. The location allows guests to easily explore nearby shops, trails, and restaurants—and the inn has so many comfortable places to relax. Impeccably clean. Will definitely go back. Highly recommended.” — Alice L., 5 stars

“The Woodstock Inn is the quintessential New England premium place to stay. Other than the cost being also a premium, we only have positive thoughts and feelings about our stay. The staff was warm, friendly and helpful. The ambience is cozy and inviting and are many locations in the inn to sit and enjoy a peaceful evening. The food was entirely delectable. Don’t miss the maple cake dessert. Our room was very inviting. Andy amenities were top-notch. Looking forward to our next stay!” — Nicole P., 5 stars

Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Quintessential New England luxury resort on the village green
• Renowned spa, heated pool, fitness center, and downstairs leisure spaces
• Two restaurants and beloved daily cookie hour, plus warm, attentive service
• Owns Saskadena Six ski area and Nordic Center; shuttle to Billings Farm

Cons:

• Very expensive (from $598) with a 4.1 value score reflecting the premium
• Can feel busy and loud with families during peak weeks — not quiet then
• Extra-cost amenities (Nordic center, activities) add up; Collection rooms cost more

The Location

On The Green in the center of Woodstock village, steps from Elm Street’s boutiques and galleries, and the iconic covered bridge. The resort runs the Saskadena Six ski area and Woodstock Nordic Center nearby, with Billings Farm a short walk, making it a true hub for Woodstock’s attractions and seasonal activities. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.