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"Latchis Hotel has great character and a great location in downtown Brattleboro. It’s about 40 minutes from Mt. Snow and 50 to Okemo so a good base for us since we planned to ski both. Our room was clean, linens all perfectly fresh. Room was spatious enough for our family of four, comparable to the room sizes in the chain hotels. Padded benches at the foot of each bed were nice looking and very handy. Decor is funky - our room had a record player and some vinyl, rose red walls, older plumbing fixtures in the bathroom but all spotless and functional. We liked the personality of the place. The proprietors were helpful, friendly and kept in touch with us regarding our late arrival. Big plus is being in Brattleboro, which has some fine places to eat, several a few minutes walk from the hotel. Latchis also has a movie theater (full size, real deal) and bar of its own. All in all an affordable, easy to like place to stay. "

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"Clean room and friendly staff "

"Great place and very clean!!"

"The hotel staff was great! Everyone was so helpful!"

"This is a pet friendly hotel when we told the front desk there were loud dogs they immediately spoke to owners and moved our room Clean rooms and excellent. Firm mattress would def go back"

"Such a nice hotel, beautiful scenery and clean. Only wish there were microwave ovens in the room, they do have a mini fridge. "

"It was a great experience to stay at this hotel! The owner Brian is very kind waiting for us late in the evening arrival. The room is cozy and comfortable. It would be nice to have cups inside the room to brush teeth, and hope the owner would provide them next time. "

"The bedroom and entire first floor living area was clean and nicely appointed in period decor. The self-check in process was simple and convenient. Lastly, the staff went above and beyond to find and quickly mail back my forgotten prescription eyeglasses to my home address. Will definitely stay here again if visiting the pioneer valley. "