Stoweflake Mountain Resort & Spa

It's a bit too expensive.

Amenities were great. We were in a room that was quite dated. Also it wasn’t advertised as motel room but that’s what we ended up getting. Didn’t feel as safe as the hotel rooms in the building, not sure why we were put out there as it wasn’t busy at all. Flooring was mixed, beds and furniture had plenty wear and tear. Staff was friendly and outdoor pool was surprisingly nice. Indoor pool was freezing but outdoor pool was heated.

Room was clean. Staff was nice. Breakfast was OK. Skiing was fun. Pool was down. Very disappointing.

The resort was being renovated at the time, portable heaters in the rooms, restaurant was vacant, and since you asked, the breakfast was extremely underwhelming, bagels and store bought pastries. The coffee and juice were nice and fresh and that was good. The shuttle for Stowe stopped right out in front.

The deluxe rooms are spacious and clean somewhat dated. The "standard rooms" are dated and thread bare. The staff have always been nice and friendly. We understand that it is going thru renovations but there is usually something out of order every visit. We are hopeful that the new ownership will restore things fully, it was once a really nice property but is lacking right now but has hope.

The place is centrally located. It is reasonable and offers some extras like a gym, spa, and continental breakfast.

My friend and I stayed for a spring ski weekend at Stowe. It's an easy drive to the mountain and a short drive to all the restaurant options in town. We rented demo skis at Pinnacle, which is literally across the street. We were exhausted from skiing each day so didn't end up using the amenities like pool and hot tub.

Everything was clean and comfortable. Though I understand the economic advantages of using plastic cups, I think glassware should be available for drinking all beverages. Upgrading the breakfast danish and muffins would be nice - local bakery perhaps ?