The Most Beautiful Hotels and Homes to Book in Stowe, Vermont

"Stowe has all the Vermont hallmarks-snow-dusted evergreens, winding country roads, covered bridges, and a main street with coffee counters and gear shops-that draw skiers and snowboarders in the winter, cyclists and hikers in the summer, and foliage seekers in the fall. And while it's a compact town, Stowe isn't a day-trip destination for most-some of the best moments, from relaxing by the fireplace to sampling the latest taps from local breweries and cideries, happen when you don't need to rush back"

"The classic ski lodges and inns that have long defined Stowe are still here, many now updated with cleaner interiors and better common spaces built for groups coming in off the slopes or trails. At the same time, short-term rentals, from converted barns, A-frames, and new-build cabins with space to cook and actually unwind between outings, have become part of the overnight scene, too. From modern takes on the alpine lodge aesthetic to minimalist retreats"

"Set at the edge of Cady Hill Forest, AWOL Stowe feels tucked away without being remote-a quiet, adults-only base that leans into calm rather than après-party energy. The rooms follow a warm minimalist aesthetic: Think pale wood tones, charcoal textiles, matte-black fixtures, chunky knit throws, and king beds layered with crisp white bedding that contrasts the forest views just outside. Walk-in showers are stocked with La Bottega toiletries, and some rooms have a fire"

Stowe delivers classic Vermont scenery and multi-season outdoor activities, attracting skiers, cyclists, hikers, and foliage viewers. The town rewards overnight stays with cozy fireplaces, local breweries, and a main street with gear shops and coffee counters. Lodging options range from updated ski lodges and inns with improved common spaces to short-term rentals such as converted barns, A-frames, and new cabins that enable cooking and unwinding between outings. Accommodations emphasize warm minimalism, forest views, and modern amenities; some hotels add perks like complimentary breakfast, libraries, saunas, hot tubs, and cold plunge pools for a restorative weekend experience.

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