European-style lodging in Vermont

Experience Vermont at the Trapp Family Lodge! (Yes, that Trapp family) After touring the US as the Trapp Family Singers in the 1940s, the Trapp family settled in Stowe, Vermont and opened this rustic family lodge in the '50s. In 1980 the original lodge suffered a devastating fire and was rebuilt to become the 96-room lodge that it is today. Sitting across 2,600 acres of land, the lodge is owned and operated by the von Trapp family. 

This four-star hotel offers four dining options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including The Bierhall where you can try some of the freshly brewed von Trapp Brewing lagers or some local ciders. Grab breakfast at Kaffeehaus and try The Lounge if you want to slow it down for dinner. If you're looking for a night of good food and live music, check out The Dining Room. There's adventure waiting all around the lodge from skiing trails and hiking paths to local wineries. You also have the opportunity to indulge at the lodge's on-site Wine Cellar and von Trapp Brewery as well. Guest rooms are spacious and cozy, complete with amenities like a flat screen TV, coffee maker, mini fridge, a private bathroom, plush robes, and air conditioning. Additionally, most rooms have a mountain view and either a private or shared balcony. 

If you're looking for things to do outside of the lodge, there are a number of activities available nearby. If you want to marvel at Vermont's natural beauty, Chase Park and Mount Mansfield are both within a fifteen minute drive from the lodge. If you're looking for something more on the historical side, Vermont Ski Museum and Stowe Village Historic District are both within a ten minute drive.