Beautiful hillside setting- two ponds- mountain views. Large rooms with King or Queen beds- and balcony or patio. Some with fireplaces or kitchenette. Suite with fireplace and Jacuzzi. Located on Mountain Road between village and ski areas. Excellent fireside dining with views- best steaks in town. Full breakfast included in rates. All rooms feature Phone- Cable TV- Non-smoking. Some rooms feature Refrigerator- Fireplace- Jacuzzi- Pet-Friendly.
Amenities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pets Allowed
Restaurant
Room Information
Deluxe King Room
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Deluxe King Room with king size bed. 1 rollaway allowed. Sleeps 3
Fireplace Junior Suite
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Spacious romantic room with fireplace- couch and coffe table at the picture window end of room. Bath has large tub. Vanity area outside bathroom. Small kitchen with microwave- refrigerator and sink. Dining/game table. King size bed. Couch folds out to queen size bed. No rollaways allowed. Sleeps 4
Fireplace Room
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Cozy room with a fireplace in the original Inn building. King size bed and large private bath. Lots of windows and views of the Little River just across Mountain Road. Small refrigerator in room. 1 rollaway allowed. Sleeps 3
Junior Suite
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Spacious room and bath. Vanity area outside bathroom. Small kitchen with microwave- refrigerator and sink. Dining/game table. Two queen size beds. No rollaways allowed. Sleeps 4
Standard Queen Room
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Standard room with 2 queen size beds. 1 rollaway allowed. Sleeps 5
Suite
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The living room has a large field stone fireplace. Private bedroom with a king size bed. The couch in the living room folds out to a queen size bed. Fully equipped kitchen includes oven and microwave. Jacuzzi in bath. Private balcony overlooks the Little River and the Rec Path. No rollaways allowed. Sleeps 4
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Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 9PM
Check out time is 11AM
Time Zone is -05.00
Opened in 1937
20 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
Take Exit 10 off of Interstate 89 - the Waterbury/Stowe exit. Turn North on VT. Route 100. Follow Route 100 north for approximately 9 miles. Route 100 is Main Street when you enter Stowe. At the stop sign turn left onto VT Route 108 - Mountain Rd. The Hob Knob is 2.2 miles up Mountain Rd. from the intersection on the right hand side.
Located in MVL-Stowe
BTV-Burlington Intl Arpt-30 Mi SMHT-Manchester Arpt-90 Mi W
Guarantee Policy
A deposit amount equal to one nights stay is required during regular and value seasons. A deposit in the amount of 50pct is required during peak seasons- holidays and special events. Deposits are charged when property reservation is confirmed.
Cancellation Policy
Your deposit confirms your entire reservation. 14 Days notice for a refund is required. A 20USD processing fee will be charged. Deposits will be applied to late arrival or early departure dates.
Restaurant Information
HOB KNOB RESTAURANT
Type of Facility; Restaurants Description; Stowe Vermonts historical Hob Knob Restaurant features fireside dining in a relaxed atmosphere since 1965- specializing in certified Angus Steaks- fresh fish- Duck- homemade bread and desserts. Seating begins at 6. Hours of Operation; Thursday- Friday- Saturday
Vermont is a State that is best enjoyed outdoors. Although it is the only New England State without a seashore, its border with Lake Champlain more than compensates. The largest city, Burlington, affords magnificent views of the water, and has many sporting and recreation areas. There are three different Lake Champlain Ferries crossing from points in Vermont to New York and back departing two to three times per hour each day. Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge and Burton Island State Park lie at the northern end of the lake and offer great camping and hiking opportunities. The best
views, however, are to the south at Mount Philo State Park, Vermont’s oldest State park, which is just 15 minutes from the city center. Vermont is the USA’s third-largest ski State, with 16 alpine resorts and just under 30 for cross-country skiing. The highest peak in Vermont, Mount Mansfield, is the location of the area’s most popular ski resort, Stowe, which offers a choice of slopes suitable for both beginners and thrill-seekers. In the summer, skis are exchanged for mountain bikes and hiking boots. Fishing is also a hugely popular pastime, with rods and reels available to hire locally. At Brattleboro, in southeast Vermont, the sporting action revolves around the West and Connecticut rivers. Canoeing is the best way to explore the lush green countryside. Other less energetic attractions include the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, and the Shelburne Museum, heading back up lake towards Burlington. Vermont is also home to Shelburne Heritage Park, with its early New England buildings; Green Mountain National Forest, with its historical trails and drives; and the ski destinations of Mount Snow, Jay Peak, Smugglers’ Notch and Sugarbush.
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