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Top Shoreham 3 Star hotels
Middlebury Inn
Brandon Inn
Courtyard Middlebury
"Amazing"
Reviewed on Oct 30, 2026
Lake Bomoseen Lodge
"Lovely staff, great views"
Reviewed on Nov 1, 2026
The Mountain Top Inn & Resort
Basin Harbor
Swift House Inn
"Fantastic place, wish we had been able to stay longer!!"
Reviewed on Oct 30, 2026
The Inn in Westport
"Clean room. Soft bed. Beautiful atmosphere."
Reviewed on Oct 10, 2026
The Lilac Inn
Trout House Village Resort
3 Star Hotels Shoreham
Maybe you’ve got to travel for work, or perhaps you’re finally ready to book that much-deserved vacation—regardless, it’s time for you to get on a plane and you’re going to make the most of it. You’ve traveled enough to know how important a comfy bed and room service can be, so booking a hotel with all the amenities you need is a priority.
You can find 3 star hotels in Shoreham that keep you close to all the great sightseeing and activities around the area, or even book a place that’s a bit more secluded, if that’s what you prefer. No matter what you’re looking for—whether you’re all about the location or are invested in on-site perks--Travelocity will help you find the accommodation that works best for you.
When it comes to options, you’ll have them. The Shoreham 3 star hotels give you plenty of choices as far as access to the best areas, and many also offer a breakfast buffet, as well as plenty of other amenities like high-speed Wi-Fi and an on-site pool or spa.
Whatever you’re looking for on your next getaway, browse Travelocity’s big selection of hotels to ensure you get the best possible deal. Book one of the best 3 star hotels in Shoreham today!
Recent Shoreham hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Emrose Luxury Cabins
"The cabins are new and well maintained. There are pots and pans and spatulas but incredibly no coffee maker. I don’t believe I’ve ever stayed in a room at any price point without a coffee maker. Also, the bed is up against a wall so you have to choose who has to crawl in and out of the bed to go to the bathroom, get a glass of water, etc. Not fun. There was also no contact information for management, so when we couldn’t figure out how to get the heater or fireplace working, we had to chat with Hotels.com who claimed our room did not have heat. Really? Vermont in the fall? Are you kidding me? After I almost lost my mind, they had someone from hotel management call me and instruct me how to turn the heat on. He was very nice and solved the problem, but how about providing contact information of someone on premises if there is an issue? The place is fairly new, and I like the concept, but they have a few things to iron out before they are ready for prime time. Let’s start with an $25 coffee maker in every room. Is that too much to ask? And Hotels.com really needs to get their chat proficiency together…."
