Vermont Hotels

Country Roads, Maple Syrup, Foliage & Skiing: Vermont Hotels

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From the Green Mountains to country back roads, Vermont hotels are great places to stay if you want to get away from the hectic daily bustle. One of the country’s least populated states and filled with rural New England charm, Vermont is the perfect place to slow down, sample great food and get out to hike, ski, fish, or hunt.

Enjoy Quality Living at Vermont Hotels in Burlington

Even the most urban centers in Vermont have a quaint, intimate feel – Burlington, the state’s most populated city, has 39,148 residents, followed by Rutland with 17,103. Visit Vermont hotels in tiny towns like Underhill and see sights like Mount Mansfield. From old mills to covered bridges to quaint houses, Vermont hotels give guests access to a unique and charming state.

Sample One-of-a-Kind Foods at Vermont Hotels

Vermont's local cuisine is savory and unique. Enjoy Cabot Cheddar cheese, Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream, and pancakes with home-tapped maple syrup while staying at hotels in VT. It’s all locally produced and delicious.

When visiting Montpelier or Barre hotels in Vermont’s central region, check out places like Waterbury or the over-a-century-old Barre Opera House. The state is a hippie stronghold, and staying at hotels in Vermont gives you access to colorful farmers markets, local events, and more.

Check out venues like the “Great Green Mountain Bob Dylan Wannabe Contest” while staying at Vermont hotels. Other events like experimental pastel painting classes are sure to bring out the creative side in guests from Vermont hotels.

Seasonal Scenery at Hotels in VT

Hotels in Vermont in the spring give you an excellent opportunity to enjoy hikes in temperate weather. Summer is a great time for swimming, cookouts, outdoor music and relaxation at Vermont hotels. In fall, the foliage changes to a brilliant spectrum of colors, making the season the perfect time for a drive down country roads and for walks in the woods. And of course there’s winter, the perfect time to stay at Vermont hotels near the state's many ski resorts.

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