Whether you’re exploring Vermont’s covered bridges, visiting Quechee Gorge or skiing at Killington, you’ll find Vermont to be picture-perfect. If you’re the outdoorsy type, you’ll love Vermont. In winter, of course, there’s plenty of skiing and snowboarding. In the warmer months, however, Vermont offers plenty of opportunities for hiking, biking, fishing and boating. If you enjoy boating, swimming and fishing, a vacation rental on Lake Champlain might be perfect for you.
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4.5 based on 78 reviews
Located on Lake Bomoseen in Central Vermont, Lake Bomoseen Lodge has undergone extensive renovations. Brand new lake-lodge inspired rooms, condos and cottage are available to guests year round plus a post and beam event space constructed in 2018. Activities include canoeing, kayaking, wakeboarding and more.
What a wonderful property on the shoreline of Bomoseen. Lots of rooming options from small motel type rooms to big multi-bedroom cottages (please pay the extra $ and spring for the Birch cabin - perfection!) Absolutely immaculately cleaned, every little detail take care of and a great restaurant on site (does not do breakfast, there is a small "european style" breakfast available at the office). Lovely staff and just an all around wonderful property.
4.5 based on 24 reviews
The Lodge is a pet-friendly Inn located on Scenic Vermont Route 30 in Newfane Vermont, situated on 42 acres with access to The West River. Close to Rock River, Townshend State Park, and not far from Mount Snow. The Lodge has 19 rooms with handcrafted pine furniture made by Townshend furniture featuring a microwave, refrigerator, and flat screen TV’s. We are Veteran owned and family operated by David and his partner Oliver. We look forward to having you as a guest!
We just stayed here for the holiday weekend. This was our first stay but we’ll be back. Our room was very clean, the bed was comfortable and it was very quiet. The breakfast was better than the average continental breakfast and the coffee was fresh and strong. It a 25 minute trip to Brattleboro for a wide range of dinner options but that also made for a very peaceful stay. It’s also independently owned which is lovely.
5 based on 37 reviews
Seesaw's Lodge is an all season destination built on a century-old tradition of community and camaraderie. There are 16 rustic, yet modern, rooms at Seesaw’s, including 3 luxurious cabins and a seven bedroom lodge, rented as a whole or as individual rooms and suites, featuring gas fireplaces, large LED smart TV’s, complimentary high speed wifi, and private en-suite bathrooms with today’s modern comforts that generously provide for your stay. The legendary Johnny Seesaw's full-service restaurant and bar provides dinner onsite.
We are a senior couple that looked forward to relaxing and meeting others for 4 days at Seesaw. We were surprised when we learned there is no one to greet us and no staff at the INN. We were just lucky the head housekeeper let us in and showed us around. She was terrific while she was there, but she had to go to the cabins. For the 3 nights we were totally alone for two. One night 2 men stayed. They had multiple bottles of liquor. One passed out on a stool and the 2nd on the stairs. My husband has medical issues. There was no information as to what to do in an emergency. The TV is limited to only Netflix. The kitchen had just about everything you would need, and the Great Room was beautiful but when you are all alone it isn't fun. We split a steak dinner, 2 soups and no alcohol. The cost was $120.00. It was my husband's birthday which was shared but no treat after dinner. The handyman was terrific. He helped me try to skate for the 1st time in 50 yrs. It was expensive for not having any activity. We do not recommend unless you just want a room for 1 night between Stratton and Bromley.
4 based on 98 reviews
Big Bears Lodge offers ideal lodging for visitors to Mount Snow, Vermont. The Mount Snow Ski Resort of Southern Vermont offers something for every taste in every season.
For starters, I will say that the lounge was amazing. The breakfast was great, the location was perfect and there was great service throughout our stay, as well as it being well kept and clean. However, the rooms were dated and the rules were slightly too strict, but that didn’t affect my stay. I would go back in an instant - thank you to Carolyn and Steve for making this stay comfortable.
5 based on 207 reviews
Nestled on 25 gorgeous acres between Jay Peak Resort and the warm, eclectic town of Montgomery Center, Crofter's Green is the ideal destination for exploring Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. Stay at one of the 5 gorgeously appointed themed cottages, or choose to celebrate your wedding at their incredible post and beam barn tucked away in the woods!
We had a wonderful stay. The property is well maintained, and very peaceful. The cabin was very clean, and cozy. We felt right at home. Our dogs were in heaven, lots of property to play and explore. Such a great way to relax, and spend quality time with family and friends.
5 based on 91 reviews
Nestled in the heart of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom sits a family resort with more than 100 years of bringing generations together, a place called Quimby’s. Situated on 1,000 acres of Great North Woods Forest, Quimby’s offers something for everyone who is interested in stepping into a quieter place where nature beckons with opportunities for active and restful activities alike. Hike or bike in spectacular New England beauty and then take to the water to swim, fish, kayak or row on crystal clear Big Averill Lake. Use of kayaks, paddleboards, and boats included!
I arrived for Women's Weekend without a plan and by myself. I was immediately welcomed by the staff and other guests and, much to my surprise and delight, a few ladies strolled in that I knew. I spent the weekend meeting new people, strengthening my relationships with the ones I knew and getting outside my comfort zone. I highly recommend Quimby Country for Women's Weekend or a family getaway!
5 based on 46 reviews
The Weathervane Lodge features 2 rental rooms and 4 family suites in a family friendly atmosphere. Guests can enjoy our large lounge with a 60" TV (DirecTV), Foosball table, large game table, a second TV with a WII game console and BYOB bar and refrigerator area. A great place for family and friends to come for reunions, parties, or just because.
Terry and Ken were perfect hosts when we stayed. My children did not want to leave and mum and dad actually managed to relax and chill out (which is unusual with 4 young boys). We really felt at home and loved the fires and s’mores after a hard day on the slopes. We will return
5 based on 35 reviews
At just 3 miles/7 minutes down the same road, the Woodshed Lodge is the closest independent lodging to Jay Peak Ski Resort. The Lodge is a truly unique and charming historic property with a 120+ year legacy. We host guests and groups year round and offer a clean, quiet setting with private en suite rooms, friendly service with a focus on good food, and a laidback, family campground-style ambience. Come see us for the legendary snowpack, leaf season, the food, the aprés, the hiking, biking, etc! Modern and luxurious, we are not. But what we lack in state of the art amenities, we make up for with an unbeatable location (proximity to Jay), above-average food and service, clean and comfortable rooms and beds, and an unique ambiance. If you’re the type that enjoys a step back in time with like-minded souls, come see us at the Woodshed! The Woodshed Lodge was originally built to house timber workers in the early 1900’s, and under just three ownerships since, the Lodge has enjoyed a storied history of hosting skiers and hikers that prefer to stay somewhere with unique charm and character. Modern and luxurious, we are not. But what we lack in state of the art amenities, we make up for with an unbeatable location (proximity to Jay), above-average food and service, clean and comfortable rooms and beds, and an unique ambiance. If you’re the type that enjoys a step back in time with like-minded souls, come see us at the Woodshed! THE BUILDING Inside, you’ll be transported back in time thanks to the authentically rustic construction and ambiance. We have renovated many of the rooms and bathrooms bathrooms and now offer some basic modern amenities such as high-speed WiFi, a hot tub, and keypad locks - yet the Lodge retains her unmatched historic charm. We have 6 rooms, 5 of which offer en suite, private bathrooms, and three of which (the XL suites) offer multiple-bed options (up to three beds, of various sizes). The common areas include x2 living/sitting rooms with book-share libraries, TV's, and high speed wifi access, as well as our especially charming dining/banquet room that you'll want to write home about. This room boasts a wood stove set on a hearth made from local river stones. The walls, floors, ceiling, and counter tops are made from local, reclaimed wooden beams. There is a collection of vintage wooden hand tools that are original to the property, as well as a collection of rare vintage skies. You'll find communal coffee and tea stations, a communal refrigerator for guest food & bev, a sink, a microwave, and a hot plate. THE PROPERTY "Outside is where the magic happens". The Lodge is set amongst 25 acres of quiet woods, set up high and about a hald mile off the road. We have over 10 acres of yard space, plus an adjoining 15 acres of untouched woods that are perfect for nature walks, bird watching, etc. Our guests enjoy a laid back, family-friendly setting with a campground vibe. Many nights you will find a few of the guests gathering together around one of our fire pits in the yard, fishing in the trout pond, or looking for frogs and salamanders in the stream with the kids. There is a stream running through the property which feeds the pond and serves up a beautiful background audio track. In our primary yard, there is deck & patio with outdoor furniture, BBQ grill, and a 6-person hot tub. We also have multiple fire pits around the yard for those guests who'd like to keep the family circle. If you keep your eyes peeled (and sometimes even if you don't!), you're likely to spot some of our local residents from 'the neighborwood' - chipmunks, red squirrels, birds of prey, muskrats, foxes, skunks, and black bears. THE LOCATION The Woodshed Lodge is the closest independent lodging facility to Jay Peak Resort, just 3 miles and less than 5 minutes up the hill. We are only two minutes from the two of Jay, where you can find a grocery store, liquor store, family restaurant, sandwich/deli/cafe, gas station, ski shop, and gift shop. For larger shopping trips or nights out 'on the town', the city of Newport is a 25 minute drive. For epic mountain biking, Burke Mountain is about 45 minutes. For hiking, we are 5 minutes down the road from the access to both the Catamount Trail and the Long Trail. On the other side of the mountain (about 12 min drive), you'll find the charming town of Montgomery, with multiple dining and Apres options. WEDDINGS & EVENTS In addition to the nightly room bookings, we host weddings, events, and group retreats. Please message us for rates and details on these.
The real Vermont B&B experience tucked away in a classic old farmhouse. Simple, clean and friendly. Three minutes from the mountain! A nice, sunny open space out back has a deck, screen porch, hot tub, firepit, adirondack chairs and even a pretty pond and views of the surrounding hills. It is set back from Rt 242, so you feel like you have really escaped from everything and everyone! Inside the bedrooms are rustic and comfortable and the bathrooms are all modern. The collections of decades of photos of guests and interesting antiques rounds out the wayback feel of the place. The new hosts Karla and Bill are really working hard to make this the go to location for convenient and reasonably priced lodging in the Jay Peak area. We stayed in the Pine room on the south side that gave us a sunny start to our day. A great spot to base your skiing, hiking or biking adventures in the area. 1 minute from Jay village and only about 15 minutes from Montgomery Center. Easy to get to from Boston and a very pretty drive the entire way up.
5 based on 30 reviews
One of Vermont's best kept secrets, Seyon Lodge State Park provides rustic and welcoming facilities in the midst of the inspiring beauty of Groton State Forest. Situated on the pristine shores of Noyes Pond, the Lodge provides year-round lodging and meeting facilities for individual guests and groups, including small conferences, retreats,and weddings. Private rooms with shared bath accommodate 16 overnight guests, while a fully equipped commercial kitchen prepares meals, catering to the whims of your guests. The Lodge at Seyon is situated within the 27,000 acres of Groton State Forest. The secluded setting allows guests to enjoy some of the most beautiful and undisturbed natural scenery in Vermont. Wildlife abounds and hiking and cross-country ski trails provide easy access to the solitude of the surrounding forests. Fly fishing for brook trout on Noyes Pond is considered among the best in Vermont, with boat rentals available at the Lodge.
I can't even tell you how wonderful of a time I had here! The lodge and surrounding area is beautiful! Such a cozy atmosphere, very clean and wonderful food! The staff is so welcoming and helpful. It was a winter wonderland during my stay and there was nothing better than cozying up around the fireplace. Such great quality time spent with friends. Relax, rejuvenate and breathe in the fresh air! 10/10 would recommend!
5 based on 22 reviews
Stark View Lodge is a wonderful place to stay in one of the most beautiful parts of Vermont. It's minutes away from Sugarbush and Mad River, the Long Trail and other hiking trails. The property backs onto the Huntington River, with the Green Mountains all around, so I'm sure that it's a great place to visit during the summer (and other seasons).. The best part of Stark View Lodge, though, is Alan Quittner. He's the perfect host - witty, knowledgeable, concerned with making sure you have a nice time at his inn. He's a great story-teller and listener, as well. His breakfasts are terrific! The Inn is a bit difficult to find, at first, in that it's tucked away at the base of a mountain gap; that just adds to its charm. I was there a month ago, and plan to come back next winter.
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