Recently Reviewed Hotels around Arlington

Hotels in Arlington

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• Arlington Hotels with a Pool
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Hotel Class

• 3-star Hotels in Arlington

• West Mountain Inn
  "So relaxing & peaceful..."
  "We have been coming to the Inn for years, and each visit has been a pleasant stay! The rooms and grounds are carefully cared for, the staff is very helpful & friendly. The food is delicious, with a variety of choices... The hiking trails are well marked, the labyrinth garden is great for contempl..."ation. The alpacas are interesting - sort of a little quirky touch to the property. There are many ways of entertaining yourself no matter what the time of year, or the weather, both inside the Inn, on the property, and in the surrounding towns. I urge you to check out their website and give yourself a well deserved treat! " More >
• Arcady at the Sunderland Lodge
  "Very nice place to stay"
  "My husband and I stayed there for two nights and were very pleased. It's in a wonderful and quiet location and very easy to find (it's right along route 7A, but not right next to the street). It's situated on a beautiful property with a pool (too bad it was still too cold when we visited) and lots o..."f greenery. The host is a wonderful gentleman, a German, and let me tell you, he makes a mean breakfast! Wonderful scrambled eggs, fresh fruit, homemade granola, fresh (warm!) bread, homemade plum jam... The pizza is great, too! We will definitely stay there again when we visit the area the next time - the breakfast alone is worth it, and the room rates were pretty unbeatable. " More >
• The Ira Allen House Bed and Breakfast
  "Colonial ambiance with exceptional service"
  "It wouldn’t be possible to say enough good things about the Ira Allen House B&B Inn. The inn is a 240-year-old house that has important historical connections--- a real treat for anyone who is interested in colonial American culture or Revolutionary War history. The owners have furnished the inn b..."eautifully and with sensitivity to the past, preserving authentic 18th-century ambiance. Our tastefully furnished suite provided everything we could need (including a large flat-screen television), but we preferred to spend our evenings in the large gathering room, enjoying the art, music, books, and memorabilia that fill the room. The innkeepers anticipated our every need and extended every imaginable courtesy: for example, one evening Michael suggested lighting a fire for us, though we were the only guests in the gathering room at the time. We couldn’t have asked for hosts who were more gracious, helpful, and genuinely friendly: they made us feel more like old friends tha... " More >