The Lodge at Spruce Peak a Destination by Hyatt Residence

fantastic experience- excellent experience with the penthouse unit we had - very spacious , excellent beds, nice bathrooms, and the breakfast each morning was fantastic and convenient ! The entire lodge is beautiful! The food is wonderful both on the restaurants in the lodge as well as the restaurant in the base village! We are a family who ski out west every year and this was our first east coast experience - it definitely ranks up there with our best experiences out west and we were very fortunate to haevhad amazing snow conditions on the mountains!

It was a family trip for spring skiing. Even though my wife and one of my daughters didn't ski, they still enjoyed the stay using the amenities of the resort. Food and drink were great and the staff were kind and helpful. It's worth spending extra bugs to stay in the resort hotel.

This resort is top notch,, The service and quality of everything is terrific.. The pool and hot tub are far above average for any nice hotel I have stayed at... The service/staff were incredible.. I know it sounds excessive but this place is great, The ski valet service makes your ski experience one of the best you will find anywhere The only thing to watch for is price.. Not cheap! however , they are very good at adjusting prices according to demand and weather conditions... The also offered upgrades for very little additional money which was appreciated Defiintly go here!

Felt like Vail but in New England. Something for everyone - luxury resort with all the amenities and service, and the old school Mansfield lodge and double chair lifts made it feel like I'm getting the best of what New England ski resorts have to offer!

Location, location, location: The Lodge at Spruce Peak is the flagship and showpiece of Stowe Mountain Resort, a spectacular ski haunt and retreat near the town of Stowe in northern Vermont, comprising two separate mountains: Spruce Peak and Mount Mansfield, Vermont’s tallest peak. Stowe is the quintessential four -season New England sports and outdoor adventure: from world- class skiing to hiking, fishing, horseback riding, golfing and a gourmet restaurant scene. Yet both for serious ski enthusiasts who let it rip as well as for more laidback folks - both who also want the pampered comforts – The Lodge at Spruce Peak is winter escape artistry at its best, the primo place to lay over. It’s an unbeatable ski-in/ski-out experience, mere steps from a charming village center and a snowball's throw from Stowe’s fabled ski slopes. Fellow downhillers, trust me, you haven't really been to Stowe unless you've stayed at the slopeside Lodge. And that’s kudos to GM David Lockard and his stellar team. The hotel, warm and welcoming, dodges the clichéd ski-motif ambiance and faux alpine vibe I find so many ski resorts overdo, yet hits all the authentic mountain-high notes. Accommodations boast mountain vistas and range from studios to four bedroom luxury suites, many with balconies stone fireplaces, kitchens and spacious bathrooms. As well, there is the splurge of slope-side private residences, condos, and townhomes. All the essential amenities are done right: a year-round heated outdoor pool and Jacuzzis, a superb spa and fitness center, and a selection of first-rate onsite restaurants. Plus, a rare bonus luxury: hotel valet parking, and the personalized attention of a ski concierge in the winter. It makes for a perfect winter getaway equation: rustic yet refined alpine elegance equals gracious hospitality. Oh, and the stunning scenic mountain views in every direction are on the house – literally.