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The enchanting, picture-postcard landscapes of Vermont are filled with covered bridges, sparkling lakes, sprawling woodlands and majestic peaks. All of this and more can be found at the luxuriously rustic Lodge at Spruce Peak in the charming town of Stowe. Discerning travelers seek out this natural wonderland on a year-round basis, enjoying thrilling outdoor adventures, cozy fireside evenings with hot apple cider, hikes through brilliant fall foliage, and strolls through towns filled with antiques and art galleries. With some of the East Coast's premier skiing and ski-in/ski-out access to Stowe Mountain Resort, a winter wonderland awaits - and as the region's top-rated golf resort, warmer months are equally enticing. This 312-room lodge, designed in the tradition of a turn-of-the-century summer camp, is a true getaway, bringing luxury and excitement to the beauty Vermont.
The Lodge at Spruce Peak
7412 Mountain Road
Stowe, Vermont
05672
Nearest Airport: BTV
It’s sitting in a nice location, but you need a car to go practically anywhere, which you need to go through valet parking. We paid resort fee, but still need pay extra for most everything, like sauna, yoga class, etc.
101williamz - Vail, Colorado
We went in the fall. The hotel itself is very nice. The pools are heated, there's, outdoor spas/hot tub. The fires are pretty and fun to hang out at, though they're gas and the heat goes straight up. Room was nice. Generally no issues at all. Most of the village area around the hotel was closed for the season, but there's plenty to do in the nearby areas.
moomoomoomoomoomoo - Houston, Texas
Location is excellent. Hotel very clean and well appointed. Suite was spacious. Staff very attentive to needs in a very timely manner,even on busy days. Restaurants were just ok. Food was ok. Service was very slow. Bar service at Tispy Trout was excellent À la carte breakfast was also very good Buffet wasn’t worth the money and was not fresh.
Jill G - Seneca, South Carolina
Extremely Overpriced hotel with a very rude and uncooperative front desk staff. The AC wasn't working the first night and we complained to the front desk. They said the engineering staff would check it out and let us know. They said they checked it but the next 2 days also the AC didn't work and we had to end up keeping the door open the whole night for some air. We requested that the body lotion bottle was empty on the first day of our stay and they never refilled or replaced it. It is not what you expect from a World of Hyatt hotel kind of property.
Shweta B
The hotel is gorgeous but restaurants and facilities poorly ran. Upon checking in, was informed hotel was full. However found only the Alpine restaurant was open, no tables available, from what overheard people seated were not happy. We had to takeaway food. The whistle pig pavilion closed at 7, and other restaurants were closed. It took an hour to get food from Alpine and it was over cooked, dry pork loin. I know hotels monitor occupancy rates, so I don’t understand why you would understaffed and not have your other restaurants stay open to meet demand.
JeremyKelly - Charlotte, NC
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