The Best Ski Resorts for Lodging in Vermont

Finding the right place to crash after a day on the slopes can make or break your ski trip. Our users have rated resorts based on accommodation variety, quality, and value—from luxury lodges to budget-friendly options. These rankings come straight from fellow skiers and snowboarders who've actually stayed there, giving you the real deal on where to rest your weary legs. No marketing fluff, just honest opinions from the Snomad community.

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Best Ski Resort for Accommodation in Vermont: Sugarbush - Accommodation Options Rating 4.74

From slope-side condos to comfortable stays with mountain views, Sugarbush delivers quality accommodation that users consistently praise. A Snomad community member who stayed right by the slopes mentioned enjoying "great views" and the convenient proximity to skiing areas. Several reviewers highlight the excellent family-friendly options, with one skier enjoying "an excellent family ski vacation" in the slope-side accommodation. While the resort has been acquired by Alterra Mountain Company, the accommodation quality remains high. The accommodation's strategic location gives visitors easy access to both Lincoln Peak and Mt. Ellen, perfect for maximising your time on Sugarbush's diverse terrain.

#2 Stowe Mountain - Accommodation Options Rating 4.37

Stowe offers a range of accommodation choices to suit all budgets. One Snomad community member mentioned there's everything from "one star hotels to rest your head on up to five star hotels that will pamper you to the tilt." The mountain's Spruce side facilities are particularly impressive, with a user describing them as "nothing shy of world class." While some users note that lodging can be on the pricey side, many feel the quality justifies the cost. The convenience factor is also highlighted, with plenty of options from charming New England bed and breakfasts to resort hotels, all within easy reach of the slopes.

#3 Jay Peak - Accommodation Options Rating 4.27

Jay Peak offers excellent accommodation options that consistently impress our users. The resort features a range of on-mountain lodging, with many Snomad community members highlighting the quality of the tramside accommodation. One skier who stayed for five days mentioned the lodging was "very nice and new" though "not cheap." The village area is described as pleasant by an advanced snowboarder, with convenient cottages that include shuttle service. For families, the proximity to facilities like the water park and ice arena makes staying on-site particularly appealing. Several reviewers appreciate how the accommodation complements the overall mountain experience.