Stowe Mountain Lodge

Stowe Mountain Lodge was the first resort hotel of its kind in the northeastern United States. Recently described as having “a scale of luxury rarely seen at East Coast resorts” by USA Today, the lodge serves as the centerpiece of the brand-new alpine village at the base of Stowe, Vermont’s most famous ski mountain. For the first time ever, visitors luxuriate in the ultimate level of hospitality at the four-season resort destination.

Stowe Mountain Lodge offers 139 thoughtfully appointed guest rooms and 12,000 square feet of elegantly appointed meeting space. Function rooms, named after Vermont trees, encourages creative thinking with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, wireless Internet access, ergonomic furniture, and flexible space configurations. The largest room, the 5,408-square-foot Tamarack Ballroom, wows high-end corporate meetings with its impeccable decor and breathtaking mountain views through floor-to-ceiling windows.

Of course, a dedicated conference concierge ensures that every event runs flawlessly—but the lodge’s crowning glory lies in its sense of fun. Mornings might begin with an executive stretching session led by a personal trainer. Later, instead of the ubiquitous afternoon coffee break, groups might gather at homemade marshmallow-roasting stations.

No meeting would be complete without a chance to explore some of the nation’s top-rated slopes via ski-in, ski-out access to 48 skiing and snowboarding trails or to play the 18-hole championship golf course. Other free-time favorites include Orvis-certified fly-fishing expeditions and relaxing at The Spa and Cooper Wellness center, where 19 treatment rooms easily accommodate group appointments. There are no reviews posted at this time.