Known as the "Maple Sugar Capital of the World," the northwestern Vermont town of St. Albans has only a few motels, but is rich in history and character. It is close to natural attractions like the Adirondack Mountains and Lake Champlain. St. Albans is small enough that its mayor invites visitors to stop by his office for chats and personalized tours.
Visitors to the Econo Lodge enjoy free wireless, deluxe continental breakfast, newspaper and free local calls. Every room includes a refrigerator, hair dryer and cable television. Business travelers are provided coffee makers and microwaves in their rooms. The hotel also has several pet-friendly and handicapped-accessible rooms. Extended stays and group reservations are available.
Recently remodeled, the La Quinta Inn & Suites at St. Albans, Vermont, has over 80 rooms and 20 suites available to travelers. The location features a free breakfast, high-speed Internet access and free parking. Other perks include an indoor swimming pool, fitness center and laundry room. La Quinta's St. Albans motel is pet friendly.
La Quinta Inn & Suites
813 Fairfax Rd
Saint Albans, VT 05478
The privately owned Cadillac Motel in St. Albans has recently gotten a face lift. Every room of the establishment has been remodeled, and there are new bathrooms, bedroom furniture and linens. The Cadillac Motel has an outdoor swimming pool, waterfall, shuffleboard court and barbecue grill. The motel also offers room service and laundry rooms. The motel is 100 percent smoke free.
Back Inn Time is another lodging option for travelers to Saint Albans, Vermont. This bed and breakfast is said to be haunted by at least two ghosts -- one Ms. Lora Weaver and the other an unknown man. Guests may enjoy Back Inn Time's more earthly thrills such as antique-decorated rooms, cooking lessons and quilting weekends. Formal dinners in the Victorian dinning room and high tea are available by reservation.
