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"The pet friendly room we had was pretty dirty to the room we had two weeks prior where we had a dog and they were unaware. This room had a much smaller runner around the beds, terrible beds, mouse droppings in the corner and another corner near the bathroom had ants. The hallways needed to be vacuumed as earlier in the day upon arrival they were doing lawn care and the grass clippings where everywhere."

"This husband and wife team really provided wonderful customer service. They called and texted me to ensure I was arriving, and they gave very clear instructions regarding check in and check out. One of the lights stopped working in the room, but it was very late at night to be able to do anything about it. They have an anti-fog option on the mirror. The room is a bit small for a family, though. Fortunately, I'm a solo traveler."

"This place looks like crime scene #2. The rooms are clean, but they're also ragged as hell. Holes in the wall, lights that don't work. It's where you go when you don't have any other choices. If that's the case, you could do worse. But block the door with a chair or suitcase, because the chains are busted."

"The serve breakfast on weekends and we were staying over Sunday night and the owner offered bagels and cereal and allowed me to take a cup of milk for coffee the next morning. Always an easy check in and very quiet, friendly, and clean. It's better than any other place in the area!"

"I love the personal feel of this property. It is so much nicer than a massive hotel. The restaurant is wonderful and there are plenty of options to relax on the property outside of your room. "

"Breakfast was a highlight each day. Parking is steps from your door and the staff gives cheerful a whole new take. Recommend Black Walnut Inn very highly 10++"

"It was good! Great location!"

"Polite and helpful staff!"

"Very well run hotel, conveniently located in the heart of Brattleboro. Free parking in a lot next to the hotel was a nice touch. My only gripe would be that my room (104) had no view as the windows were made of some kind of stained glass that you can't see through and couldn't open. Also they could not be closed all the way and allowed a cold draft to come through on a chilly night. I had to stuff towels in the open gaps to keep the chill out. A little strange I thought, but was manageable."