From luxury resorts to rustic lodges, Vermont is home to some beautiful spa hotels that make for a perfect rejuvenation getaway. If you’re seeking massages, mineral pools, and outdoor wood-fired hot tubs, the Green Mountain State has accommodations to suit your needs. Prepare for a weekend (or a week) of relaxation at the best spa hotels in Vermont.
The Essex is a multi-building grand hotel that offers luxurious rooms with 300-thread-count linens, brick-enclosed fireplaces, iPod docking stations, and large-screen TVs. Plus, this 120-room resort hotel offers an on-site studio kitchen where cooking classes run on a regular basis, and site’s spa offers a heated pool, oversized outdoor hot tub, massage services, steam rooms, exercise center, body treatment, facials, and a salon.
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Established by Laurance and Mary Rockefeller, and with roots that reach all the way back to 1793, the Woodstock Inn featured hardwood bed frames and hand-hewn post and beam construction. Each of the 142 rooms and suites captures Vermont’s quintessential rustic style, and the hotel offers all of the modern amenities, including an onsite 10,000-square-foot LEED-certified Aveda spa with 10 treatment rooms and locally-sourced spa products.
It is hard to believe you would find a cosmopolitan vibe at a mountain resort, but there you have it. All rooms have recently been updated and have a modern, sleek feel that matches the mountain lifestyle just fine. Plus, the spa at Topnotch Resort is said to span 35,000 square-feet and boast 30 treatment rooms, a fitness facility, saunas and steam rooms, a whirlpool tub, a solarium, a beauty salon, and an indoor lap pool.
The Equinox offers 21 guest rooms with grand mountain views and crackling fireplaces. In addition to oversized showerheads and room service, you will also find an on-site spa. The Equinox offers a variety of services including facials, massages, and nail, hair, and body treatments. Steam rooms and saunas are also available, as well as a glassed-in Olympic-sized swimming pool and grand views of the surround Green Mountains.
Set on an idyllic 60-acre plot in the heart of the Green Mountains, the Stoweflake Resort offers classic accommodations and access to world-class full-service spa services. The spa includes a mineral pool and waterfall, hot tubs, sauna, massage treatments, hair services, and more.
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This refurbished 1897 English Cotswold-style castle with an attached spa and carriage house was made entirely of locally-sourced stone, and the site is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Wood-paneled walls, Tiffany lamps, and brick fireplaces all make the place feel old and cozy, and the award-winning Aveda Concept Spa features six private treatment rooms, massages, and more.
Twin Farms is set against a backdrop of 300 acres of pastoral Vermont farmland, and the small collection of a farmhouse and outbuildings can accommodate up to 20 guests. This quaint Green Mountain bed and breakfast has been featured in Forbes Travel Guide, Traveler, and Andrew Harper, and the on-site Bridge House Spa features glass brick steam rooms.
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