Muntanya russa Timber Ripper

Stayed here for 2 days in late June. Owner was very kind and helpful. The place is really cool inside.

We had an amazing stay at Viking Village resort! It is an absolute hidden gem and truly felt like a fairytale escape. The cozy wooden houses are free-standing, which gives you excellent privacy, making them perfect for either a family trip or a solo getaway. I was so pleasantly surprised to find a fully equipped kitchen inside. The entire area is incredibly quiet with absolutely no outside noise—just total peace. On the premises, they have a great fireplace setup and the most amazing, cute goats! My only regret is that we only stayed for one night. We are already hoping to come back for a longer stay next time. It is absolutely worth the drive!

I love this place. It's really special. Some people to preserve what was special and exciting and authentic about a historic space and these are my people. They have the amenities you need (great bed and linens, refridgerator, microwave, good towels). They have the amenities you don't need but love! (record players in all rooms and throughout the hotel and vintage vinyl readily available, cucumber water in the lobby, a coffe and tea station in the lobby, a postcard writing station, easy access to a movie theater). This won't be everybodies cup of tea. What used to be luxury amenities are preserved a curiousities, the halls feel like a dorm, and brattleboro is on a downturn. But Brattleboro is also really beauitful, with some lovely restaurants and arts venues. And I love everything about it. If you stay - make sure to stay see a movie. It's gorgeous in there. Turkish breakfast at Tulip in amazing. Shim La's really good. check out the river. Stone Church is a fun venue. And Ther'es a lot to see and love in brattleboro. Also Go to chesterfield and check out madame sherri's castle and the gorge. Enjoy!