We had the best experience at Stoweflake Mountain Resort. We stayed in a 2 bedroom townhouse that was spacious, clean, and had everything we needed included beautiful snowy views. The general manager Duncan went out of his way to make our stay incredibly special. He invited our 8th grade friend who were traveling with to perform her oboe in the lobby as a “mini concert” and he was generous and thoughtful to even leave her an envelope with $20 in it. This was above and beyond and made all of our experience so remarkable. The staff was so nice and the pool and fitness area was great fun for all. Highly recommend this place for a wonderful memorable vacation.

Stayed in early Feb, 2026 for four nights. Had an excellent stay. The room was very clean and quiet. Loved the fireplace in my room. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. It’s in a great location and the price was great. To address other reviews- clearly this was once a grand hotel but it has aged. It seems like the staff are proud of what it once was and still could be and are trying their best with limited resources. If the ownership simply invested the care, money, and also invested in quality workmanship (not the lowest bidders with no experience) for needed updates, this could once again be one of the best of the east. I commend the employees for the dedication and care.

Stayed at Stoweflake the past couple days. Room was nice enough. However, as you walk down the hallways to your room, there are dogs barking all along the way. I couldn't hear the dogs from inside my room thankfully. Hot tub didn't work. No restaurant or bar -- apparently has been shut down for 3+ years. Must walk to get food/drinks out in town. Hotel is like a maze with long winding corridors. Continental breakfast had no cooked eggs, protein, but had cereal and toast. Place has a ton of potential but needs a proper renovation.

Upon entering the parking lot something felt strange: a feeling that did not abate throughout our stay. Many empty rooms, very large space, one gets the feeling something is going on behind the scenes; however, our stay was delightful. Room is charming and clean, well-heated, with a high-pressured shower. Breakfast was also wonderful, coffee was the best you can find in stowe, and hard boiled egg supply was bountiful. The gym was the most well-equipped gym I have ever seen in a hotel. If you value dicey, dilapidated, 90s east coast vibes paired with an unbeatable location at market price, this is the place for you.

So the wife and I had planned a long weekend and booked the Stoweflake. Hadn't stayed here since about 1983...and it still kinda looks like 1983. When we checked in we were put in to a room in the 400 block. The room was tiny, had a space heater in it and the mattress was reminiscent of a sponge cake. Arguably the worst night of sleep in my life. I asked for a new mattress in the am and the woman in the front was great! No problem and they moved us to another room in the 200 block. That room was significantly nicer, the bed was much better and the entire staff was super accommodating. Yes the rooms are outdated and old but they are clean. The other facilities that are open are good...spa, pool, gym, etc. This is just a massive footprint of a building that needs some TLC.