The interior design further emphasizes the fresh and contemporary take on natural beauty, enabling guests to experience Stowe lodging through a mélange of old and new, rustic and romantic. Interchanging natural Vermont woods and stones, birch bark columns and detailing provides a simplistic backdrop to lively, contemporary folk art pieces.
The color palette of the local seasons – vibrant reds, deep oranges, warm yellows and soothing greens – in varying patterns and textures are found in the upholstery of inviting furnishings. Each room has been custom-designed as a respite with warm tones, plush furnishings and soothing amenities. All rooms are framed by oversized windows and outdoor balconies, allowing guests to take full advantage of the remarkable mountain landscape of Mt. Mansfield and Spruce Peak.
Skiers who desire a little pampering after a long day on the slopes can head to the Spa, a 21,000 square-foot facility resplendent with a full-service fitness center, outdoor swimming pool with indoor access, hot tubs, a relaxation lounge and 18 private treatment rooms. More than a mere one-day retreat from civilization, the Wellness Center at Stowe Mountain Lodge is actually designed to assist guests with a personal wellness schedule.
Apres ski activities are abundant on the mountain. The Hourglass Bar, named for one of Stowe’s most venerated backcountry ski trails, serves regional microbrews, designer cocktails and rare wines by the glass, as well as creative tapas made from local, natural and sustainable ingredients.
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